Be sure to check out the January issue of District 6080 Foundation Newsletter. It includes articles about the Lebanon Rotary Club, the Rotary Foundation Annual Fund and Quotes for the closing of a meeting. January 2014 – Foundation Newsletter
Check out the December issue of the District 6080 Foundation Newsletter together with an introduction to District Governor Elect Mike Beahon.
Most Waynesville sports fans only see Cheryl Cawley when she dashes onto the field to treat an injured player during a game, but it’s what Cawley does on a day-to-day basis working with the students that is most important. A physical therapist, Cawley shared with her fellow Pulaski County Rotarians how her role as the district’s athletic trainer affects the long-term wellbeing and success of Waynesville’s student-athletes.
On Sept. 17, Col. Bjarne Iverson, Chief of Staff, U.S. Army Maneuver Support Center of Excellence, Fort Leonard Wood, gave a presentation to the Rotary Club of Pulaski County entitled, “Syria – Parallels and Pitfalls.” On behalf of the Rotary Club, President Keith Pritchard thanked Iverson for his excellent and informative presentation and his service
A retired Marine and founder of Lead With Liberty, Danny White shared with his fellow Pulaski County Rotarians how he changed the worst moment of his life into a career of helping others find their leadership potential.
It is the time to perform one of the most crucial functions of our organization: the selection of the next Rotarian for service as District 6080 Governor for the 2016-17 Rotary year. If you desire to be a candidate, please see your club president for the appropriate nomination form for our district.
The deadline for submitting an application for a Rotary Global Scholarship has been moved back to November 15, 2013 for study abroad during the 2014-15 academic year. For more information and an application, see Scholarships on this web site or contact Scholarships Chair Melvin Platt at [email protected].
By staging their fundraising into three different events, the Rotary Club of Rolla involves different sets of people from throughout the community in the polio eradication effort; and you can imagine that once Polio is gone for good, everyone that participated in ANY of these events will feel that she/he played a part in changing global history.
Recently, checks have been sent to the 22 clubs as listed below as recipients of 2013-2014 District Simplified Grants. Each club is receiving $1,000 which is to be matched with at least $1,000 from their club for their project.
Here is the next account from Rotary Peace Fellow, Akis Kalaitzidis. His entry shows that the things the group encounters are not all positive ones. Perhaps better understanding, education and broad based support will lead toward more positive outcomes.
