Give up? The Peacenik couple are District Governor Don and his wife Kathy. Our Easy Riders are John and Monica Oszust, SaddleBrooke Rotary president and past-president respectively.
Everyone had a frighteningly fun time at the SaddleBrooke Rotary Monster Mash on Friday, October 20. If you missed it, just remember that with Rotary there are no tricks, just treats.
The application deadline for long-term youth exchange opportunities is fast approaching. Please encourage any interested student to apply immediately if they want to be considered for the 2024-25 academic year. Your club could host an exchange student even if you do not have an outbound student.
Each year, Rotary International highlights November as Rotary Foundation Month to emphasize the importance of and need for Rotarian support of The Rotary Foundation.
Every dollar contributed by Rotarians funds humanitarian and educational programs and program operations. Clubs and districts apply for and receive Foundation grants to carry out worthy projects worldwide.
If Rotary is to be there to teach children to read, build wells, feed the hungry, care for the sick, shelter the poor, then Every Rotarian is invited and encouraged to support the Annual Fund with a personal contribution, Every Year.
General Secretary and chief executive officer of Rotary International, John Hewko lives out Rotary’s mission as part of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative. He’s immunized children against polio in India, represented Rotary at the World Economic Forum, and bicycled 104 miles in El Tour de Tucson to help raise more than $60 million for polio eradication. He's riding in El Tour for the 11th time this year.
He's also speaking at the Rotary Club of Tucson's luncheon meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 15th, 12:00 noon at the Tucson Convention Center.
RCOT members can register on the website: all others must phone the RCOT office at 520-623-2281 or email rotary@tucsonrotary.org. Registration deadline is November 10.
We're looking for able bodied Rotarians to have a fun day volunteering at the Ride to End Polio / El Tour de Tucson, D5500 Aid Station #10 at Desert View High School,
Catalina United Methodist Church, 2700 E. Speedway
Rotary Club of Tucson Verde is participating in the Tucson Zero Waste Collection Drive for the third year in a row.
ZERO WASTE TUCSON is a free zero waste collection drive for Tucson and the surrounding areas! As a community collaboration, its goal is to provide a resource for local households looking to safely and responsibly reuse and recycle their commonly used goods.
Bisbee Rotary Club and Friends are collecting donations for Handbags for Hope. Bags will be distributed in December to domestic violence shelters, homeless shelters, and any other women's group that has a need. Locations for distribution, Bisbee, Douglas, Sierra Vista and beyond! OR...Join in and duplicate the project with your own Club in your area! JOIN US!
Rotaract Club of UofA will host a fun Bingo night to raise money for its annual Dental Project in the spring. Join the fun on the UofA campus in the Education Building room 353. It is $5 a card and there are special, homemade Rotaract prizes to win!
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