Market Cap: 1,868,925
WING FARM (Cayman Islands Cancer Society): 249,835
AI CARRIER CHICKENS (The Cayman Islands Humane Society): 547,641
DOLCE EGG-GABBANA BEAUTY CREAMS (The Cayman Islands Crisis Center): 197,068
CHICKEN-TINDERS (Acts of Random Kindness): 372,760
THE CHICKELBALL (The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman): 254,937
CHICKEN WAFFLE AND DAUB (Meals on Wheels): 246,684
Ralph McFeatherbutt - THE CHICKELBALL
THE CHICKELBALL

Ralph McFeatherbutt

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Ralph McFeatherbutt is a sports fanatic who loves nothing more than running round a pickleball court. But after he built a new pickleball court in his garden, he was suddenly a pariah in his own neighborhood as he was inundated with noise complaints from his neighbors!

The sound of a pickleball hitting a paddle reaches a decibel level of 70 dBA when measured 100 feet away from the court. This is higher than tennis (at 40 dBA) and even city noise (at 55 dBA)! Given this, Ralph worked around the cluck to find a solution to this noisy problem…

Using the genetic makeup of specially harvested eggs, Ralph managed to design a new ‘cluckle-ball’ that massively reduces the dBA to a measly 20! When the cluckle-ball hits the paddle, it lets off a very gentle “cluck” sound. The cluckle-ball is made up of all organic calcium carbonate with a semipermeable membrane, allowing air to flow through – just like the real thing!

No more loud pickleball spoiling beautiful sunsets in Cayman, just the gentle whisper in the wind. “cluck…cluck….hey, you’re cheating!…cluck…”

Just dill with it and invest in Ralph’s pickleball solution!

The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman

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About The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman

The Rotary Club of Grand Cayman is part of a global network of more than 1.2 million neighbours, friends, and leaders who volunteer their skills and resources to solve issues and address community needs. Here in the beautiful Cayman Islands, we seek opportunities to give back to the community through service projects and fundraising for local charities.