Dawnbreaker Bulletin 1/18/2022 (Jan 17, 2022)

We're not just Rotarians...we're Dawnbreakers!

Tomorrow Morning

6:30 a.m.

Country Inn and Suites

Jennifer Ewert

Akasha Yoga

Masks required per governor's mandate

except when eating or drinking

If you can't attend in person, here's the Zoom link:

CURRENT ZOOM MEETING LINK:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85461173172?pwd=RnladHdsUStrZFlIRVNjVUZTbTJ2QT09

Meeting ID: 854 6117 3172

Passcode: 853685

Tomorrow we will also vote on:

Gary Riegler

for '22-'23 Youth Service Chair

and

Jim Wiseman

and

Sue Kirby

for '22-'23 Charity Fund Board of Directors

We also need 5 people to serve a three year term on the

CFB Bylaw Committee.

Judy Sedlack has volunteered, so we need four more

Keep in mind that members of the bylaw committee are not allowed to serve simultaneously on the Charity Fund Board of Directors

special

Zoom Meeting

TOMORROW (Wednesday) NIGHT

7:00

To discuss the Pollinator Gardens

Multi-Club Grant

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88583688109?pwd=T21qcmV4Y1ovZkpJM2lsMURhSEtHZz09

Meeting ID: 885 8368 8109

Passcode: 834954

EVERYONE WELCOME!

Our club will be using the

District PR Grant to place an order with

Russell-Hampton.

Each member can choose an item and have the club subsidize $25 of the price. There's lots of clothes to choose from, and any "outward facing" item with the club name/logo should qualify. "Outward facing" refers to any item designed for the public to see.

Shirts, hats, license plate frames, etc., qualify.

Items for in-home or in-club use do not.

Email me (drmlbish1@aol.com) your item choice as we'll need to send everything in as one order, after district approval.

https://www.bestclubsupplies.com/Customized-Items/products/191/

Foundation Minute-Week 29

Global Grants

DO LARGE GRANTS EVER TAKE PLACE IN NORTH AMERICA?

Yes! Rotary global grants can have large projects, scholarships, vocational teams all here in the US or in Canada...or in any Rotary country/region. One of the most amazing aspects of our great foundation is that there are opportunities for large projects wherever there is need. Criteria must be met, but there have been and will continue to be large-scale projects in “developed” countries. For instance, in our own district 6440, we have two global grants—one in Schaumburg hosted by the Rotary Club of Schaumburg Hoffman-Estates, “Advancing Community Economics” at Harper College and in Northbrook the Rotary Club of Chicagoland Korean is hosting the “Cafe Voca vocational training for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.”

Do you know of a local need?