A round-up of events that have happened and current news that might be of interest to Rotarians.
Stevenson HS Interact Club sponsored by the Livonia AM Club, making Holiday ornaments for the school
Rotary Club of Windsor St Clair hosting their 39th annual Auction! Raising over $40,000!
November was a month for Dearborn Heights Rotary to celebrate Veterans.
Grosse Pointe Sunrise Rotary welcomed the Regina (High School) Choral Ensemble pictured at Ford House in Grosse Pointe ShoresThe choral group performed Christmas carols, which has been an annual event for the Sunrise Rotary.
The Adrian Noon Rotary Club was given a check for $10,000 from the Pratt Foundaiton to use toward a Rotary Pavilion project that we also applied for a $5000 matching district grant and received approval on to build at Heritage Park in Adrian They are hoping to begin the project this spring.
Huron Township Rotary’s President, Tyler Johnson, and Executive Secretary Jerry Burke award 2 new Paul Harris recipients, Melanie Shepler and John Haydamacker. Al Riopelle was awarded his Paul Harris plus 2.
Huron Township Rotary turn into the Goodfellows raising money for community projects.
Grosse Pointe Sunrise Rotary Club members shown with their quarterly collection of toiletries for Peace Lutheran Church in Detroit,
The Rotary Club of Windsor (1918) spent time on site at the Downtown Mission to see firsthand the impact of the programs that support some of the most vulnerable people in their community. They volunteered in the Hot Meals Program, helped prepare food in the kitchen, supported the Food Bank, and took part in a guided tour of the Mission’s core services.
Dearborn Heights Rotarian attend Livonia Spaghetti Dinner for Polio!
Windsor 1918 doing service at Gleaner Food Bank in Windsor
The Rotary Club of Windsor (1918) is excited to welcome new members – Adebanji and Kamal Swarnkar!
Mark Heppner Club President and the Grosse Pointe Sunrise Rotary Club members shown with their quarterly collection of toiletries for Peace Lutheran Church in Detroit, on September 30th. This is the Club’s Community Service Project collection for those in need at Peace Lutheran.
Windsor 1918 members go to the Canadian Aviation Museum for a Field Trip
Leamington Rotary Club helped with a 500 backpack/ school supplies project for students in need.
The Rotary Club of Tecumseh Lakeshore collected can goods and non-perishable food items and toiletries and assembled 120 blessing bags.
The food collected and half of the blessing bags were donated to a food bank that serves the Lakeshore and Tecumseh communities and the rest of the blessing bags were delivered to the Salvation Army in downtown Windsor to be distributed to folks struggling with homelessness.