Dear Rotarians: With the conclusion of the Council on Legislation, I am pleased to provide you with the Report of Action from the Council. In the report, you will find the following: A letter from General Secretary Hewko Legislation that passed at the Council Vote tallies for each item In addition to the report, clubs
If District 6080 is to reach $300,000 in Annual Program Fund contributions this year – allowing for us to allocate $150,000 toward locally directed projects in fiscal year 2015-16 – then we’ve got $36,000 more dollars in contributions that need to come in to The Rotary Foundation by June 30.
The Columbia School District provided a lot of recognition for local Rotary clubs and the good work they are doing in conjunction with the school system. The Columbia clubs – Downtown, Metro, Northwest, Rotaract, South, and Sunrise Southwest – combined efforts on a number of projects which led to the lead story in the School District Quarterly Newsletter which goes out to 62,000 area homes.
By Olivia Ingle News Tribune – Jefferson City, Missouri Area Rotarians and the Missouri National Guard are shouldering a heavy load — tons and tons of vital goods for Panamanians in need. As a result of their partnership, 28 pallets (45,000 pounds) of goods, including clothing for men, women and children; 35 Personal Energy Transportation
We are in need of two willing male Rotarians that would step in and and fill some unexpected open positions. They would be working with two female counselors that know the curriculum and what needs to be done. The professional counselor is the lead and the Rotarian counselor is there for experience and support. The counselors would need to be at William Woods University by 11 on Sunday, the 23rd and be able to stay through the banquet on Wednesday, June 26th which is usually over by 7pm.
As of June 2, 2013 [table id=10 /] TRF = The Rotary Foundation APF = The Annual Program Fund
The Rotary Club of Pulaski County (Club #58661 of District 6080) teamed up with Vidies Bistro to provide local Prom couples an all-inclusive, upscale meal in downtown Waynesville.
Waynesville High School’s Interact Club hosted its first International Night, which featured soldiers from Egypt who are stationed at Fort Leonard Wood. After enjoying Egyptian cuisine, the soldiers provided information about their country, and the students shared their view of the United States through their teenage eyes.
The Warrensburg Rotary Club was honored to receive Missouri’s first Rotary Peace Fellow, Margaret Carolla Maues, as featured speaker during its meeting this week. Margaret was selected to join the first cohort of Rotary Peace Fellows in November 2001 which led her to studies at the Universidad del Salvador in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 2003.
Congratulations to those clubs in District 6080 that achieved President Sakuji Tanaka’s Presidential Citation for the 2012-13 year.
