We made it to the 3rd month of our Rotary Year, congratulations to all!
Disaster Relief
Our committee has been very busy since the year started with much need here in our own country and around the world. We have a spectacular team that coordinates with strategic partners and alliances in place with several key resources such as American Red Cross and other local, national and international organizations. With the guidance of our committee and district leadership, funds collected through the York Foundation are distributed to the places with the most need and put to work in the most effective way possible. During the past 3 years, our members have been incredibly generous helping our world recover from many disasters. Here are a few examples of how Rotarians of District 6970 continue to aid others.
Haiti Relief $3,490
Puerto Rico Relief $3,050
Hurricane Michael $8,071
Hurricane Dorian $72,603
St. Vincent Volcano Relief $3,050
To learn more about our Disaster Relief Committee and find out how your and your clubs can contribute, please see out District web sites.
https://rotarydistrict6970.
https://www.paypal.com/donate?
What has your district done for you lately?
How about a Technology grant to help your club run a more effective hybrid or virtual meeting?
Who is eligible? All Rotary and Rotaract clubs in District 6970.
What is eligible? Any software or hardware that will support or facilitate a hybrid or virtual meeting.
What are the dates of eligible purchases? Any items purchased between January 1, 2021 and October 1, of 2021.
How much can we get? Up to $400 per club. There is a $20,000 cap district wide. Grant open until funds run out.
How do we apply for the grant? Simply send a receipt or statement of item purchased, date purchased and cost to District Executive Secretary, Patti Chapman [email protected]
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September is Basic Education and Literacy Month
What is your Rotary Club doing to support this important Rotary Foundation Area of Focus?
Basic education and literacy is one of The Rotary Foundation’s seven areas of focus. We know that basic education and literacy are essential for reducing poverty, improving health, encouraging community and economic development, and promoting peace.
Pic of the Week
The Rotary Club of Edgewater put out 13 cards at their meeting with the names of the 13 U.S. service members killed in Afghanistan.
Service Above Self,
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