For the fifth year in a row, the Greater Katy Exchange Club will offer child identification fingerprinting as a community service project October 10-11 during the Katy Rice Harvest Festival at booth No. 370 between Avenues B and C.

The nonprofit organization fingerprints 400-600 kids for crime prevention. Fort Bend Pct. 3 Constable Rob Cook provides volunteer reserve officers for the fingerprinting.

The club will also be selling raffle tickets for a Texas Fun Chest and Big Screen TV as a fundraiser for their Bowl-A-Rama that is Jan. 30 at Times Square Entertainment.

Katy Exchange Club has different community service projects benefiting the Katy area and fundraising projects benefiting charities of Exchange such as Krause Childrens Center, Katy ArtReach, Katy Christian Ministries Abuse Center, Pregancy Help Center of West Houston, Katyville Nursing Home and other non profit charities.

For more information about the Exchange Club go to www.katyexchangeclub.com

-OK Press

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