Rotary Club of
Crystal Lake
Dawnbreakers

      

Volume 1 | Issue 20

  
Welcome to another issue of our weekly bulletin!
We'll try to keep everyone up-to-date on our weekly meetings and all our Dawnbreaker activities.
 
 
The Rotary Friendship Exchange Program
provides a means through which Rotarians in one part of the world can experience life in another country or culture.
Its goal is to advance international understanding and goodwill through person-to-person connections across national boundaries.
 
 
 
 
 
Six couples from Rotary District 3060 in West-Central India are visiting our district June 10-14th. 
Is there a Dawnbreaker willing to host one of the couples? 
Responsibilities include providing breakfast and any dinners when the couple isn't busy with the group. 
Transportation needs to be provided to and from the designated pickup spots for each day's activities.(I'm sure volunteers from the club would help with that.)
Please contact PDG Rick Rivkin, 847-909-9072
Gov.Rick@Rotary6440
 
 
Have you registered for the District Conference?
 
Take a minute (OK, three minutes) and check out the video:
 
 
 
This year is going to be "short on speeches, long on fun"!
They are offering various package deals-it is a very family-friendly event
 
 
 
If that's too close to home for you...
How about the R.I.conference in Toronto?
 
 
The district is taking a party bus-some Dawnbreakers have already signed up!
Conference registration price will increase $80 April 1st.
 
 
 
A Foundation Moment, from our Foundation Chair, Terry, in sunny Anthem, AZ:
 

HOW DID THE ROTARY FOUNDATION GET STARTED? 

The Rotary Foundation was created in 1917 by Rotary International’s sixth president, Arch C. Klumph, as an endowment fund for Rotary “to do good in the world.” 

It has grown from an initial contribution in 1917 of $26.50 from the Rotary Club of Kansas City, Missouri to more than 2.663 billion dollars in total contributions. 

The Rotary Foundation made its first grant of $500.00 to the International Society for Crippled Children in 1930, and to this day, it continues to “do good in the world” in the name of Rotary. 

 

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING THE ROTARY FOUNDATION AND ITS WORK.

 
 
 
Remember to contact Jessica if you'd like to help with the Scott Mueller Scholarship interviews
April 17-19
 
 
 
MARK YOUR CALENDARS:
Dawnbreakers help at the Food Pantry:  April 14th 12:00-2:00
Road Clean-up:  April 21st  Our segment of Rakow Road
Habitat for Humanity:  April 28th  Times to be announced
2018 District 6440 Conference:  May 17-20  Blue Harbor Resort
Farewell Party for Alexia:  June 6th  NO MORNING MEETING!
2018 Rotary International Conference  June 23-27  Toronto 
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