If you're unable to attend in person:
Meeting ID: 854 6117 3172
Passcode: 853685
Tonight
Dawnbreaker Board Meeting
5:30 p.m.
via Zoom
Everyone Welcome to Zoom in
The club vote was unanimous to approve
the revisions to the
Charity Fund Board bylaws
RSVP to Heather's email invitation for our
annual Bonfire/Potluck
Saturday
October 29th
Rotary Rocks the Raue
with Fleetwood Max
November 5th
ONLY LIMITED TICKETS REMAIN
Email Cliff to purchase tickets for
Rotarians and friends/family of Rotarians
cjack1@sbcglobal.net
Tickets for the general public
(or for your friends who don't want to sit with you)
can be purchased at:
https://www.etix.com/ticket/p/3689236/rotary-rocks-the-raue-fleetwood-max-saturdaynovember-52022-800-pm-crystal-lake-raue-center-for-the-arts?partner_id=240
Email Cliff for sponsorship opportunities
Did you answer Karla's email about our
End Polio Now
World Series Fundraiser?
Email Karla to participate
at
sch1011@sbcglobal.net
Last week at Club Assembly:
Community Service: Discussion was held concerning desired frequency of service projects-Habitat for Humanity, Home of the Sparrow, Food Pantry, etc.
Club Service: Plans are being finalized for our Bonfire/Potluck Oct 29th
Public Image: CL Chamber of Commerce sent out an email blast about Rotary Rocks the Raue. Greg will be updating our club information on the Chamber website. Jennifer will fill in for Mary B in writing the bulletin when necessary. Karla is exploring designing a club tri-fold brochure.
International Service: The Fox Valley Sunset Rotary Club is seeking volunteer medical personnel to go on their trip to Negril, Jamaica Feb 18-25, 2023
Rotary Club of Dhulikhel, District 3292 Nepal-Bhutan, in partnership with a Canadian Rotary Club seeks funding support ($36,000+ USD) for a clean water project to battle water-borne disease.
Youth Service: We are still looking for host families for next year. Contact Gary with questions.
Vocational Service: Everyone is asked to search for candidates for our Vocational Service Award. The nomination form is available in the Club Documents area of our website. (If you're not comfortable navigating our website, contact Mary B for assistance.)
Membership: Members were reminded to ask potential Rotarians. Greg suggested our Bonfire as a possible Friendraiser event, and also mentioned making efforts to re-engage existing members.
How to Plant a Pollinator Garden
Zoom this Thursday
9:30 a.m.
District Fall Training
Membership Matters
This Saturday
Oct. 15th
8:30-12:00
via Zoom
This year’s Rotary Fall Training will be all about Membership: why Membership growth is important to all Rotarians, what are successful strategies that clubs in our district have used to grow their membership, why club culture is a critical part of membership, and how to address the challenges of changing club culture.
All district Rotarians are invited and encouraged to attend via Zoom.
Rotary Foundation Minute
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WHAT IS A ROTARY FOUNDATION BENEFACTOR?
A Rotary Foundation Benefactor is a person who has notified The Rotary Foundation that they have made provisions in their final estate plans to Rotary for US$1,000 or more, or who has made an outright gift of US$1,000 or more to The Rotary Foundation’s Endowment. Benefactors receive a certificate and insignia to wear with a Rotary or Paul Harris Fellow pin. They are listed in the Benefactor Report and identified in the Club Recognition Summary.
Clubs with 100% member support of Rotary’s Endowment are eligible to request a Rotary’s Promise Club electronic certificate. Qualifying support may be a commitment for a future gift to The Rotary Foundation in an estate plan or an outright gift of $1,000 or more to the Endowment.
A US$1,000 gift to The Rotary Foundation creates a legacy of helping people live better lives around the world. Today there are over 100,000 Benefactors worldwide.
Will you join them by making a gift of $1,000 to Rotary’s Endowment or by leaving a gift to Rotary in your estate?
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