Our Rotary Club supports our community.  We had 16 volunteers at the Fair Oaks Ranch Homeowners' Association Shred Day.  There were about 370 cars that came through and dropped off paper for shredding.  That's a lot of paper saved from going to the dump! 

 

Additionally, we were able to notify the community about our "Save A Life" project and hand out packets.  

Kathy Hubbard was able to represent us at the District conference in Boise, ID. 

Our speaker for this week, Paola Martinez,  was selected  by District 5840 to receive a $30,000 Global Education Grant in 2017 to study Disease Prevention and Treatment at the University of South Wales.  She received her Master’s Degree in International Public Health from there.  She was sponsored by the Rotary Club of Boerne Sunrise and the Rotary Club of Kings Cross, Sydney, Australia.  She has completed her studies and is now visiting Rotary Clubs in the District to talk about her experience and encourage Rotarians to think of scholars they might wish to recommend for a future Global Education Grant to do graduate study in a foreign country.

 

We enjoyed another delicious  Fair Oaks Ranch lunch with a salad, vegetable medley, potatoes, and pork loin.  The white cake was an excellent choice to wrap up our meal. 

 

Additionally, The Rotary of Blanco's President thanked us for our guidance and support of their new club. 

 

CJ Stratte discussed our Public Image.  Please send photos to her at events.  cj@manic.marketing 

 

Make sure to be at our next meeting on the 22nd!  

Epidemic of Teen Vaping 

Check out the latest and greatest with our club! 

Pick up your Save-A-Life Packet

The people in the photo are DK Kathy Hubbard, PDG Stephanie Macchia, Jane Burton, and the center of attention is Satellite Chair Don Van Eynde, soon to be the President of the newest club in the district.

 

Reaching out above self / beyond borders in 2017.

 

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