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January, 2019
Greetings!
You and your fellow Club members are entering the second half of the Rotary year. There is no doubt you are feeling good about the wonderful and meaningful things your Club has accomplished for your community and the world. Reflect on all you accomplishments and carry through plans to make the second half even better.
Speaking of plans… Amy Weber, Dubuque, District Polio Team Leader, and Don Meyer, Waverly, District Foundation Chair, have exciting plans to help every Club to meet and exceed their Polio goal. Find a link to the January Foundation newsletter in case you missed it here. Give a gift of $20.00 and have it turn into $100. Not a bad return on investment!
(Read more in the newsletter here.)
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Dear Rotarians:
Now that it’s February 1st we’re that much closer to March, which is the start of spring! How’s that for optimism?
We can’t help but be optimistic about The Rotary Foundation in District 5970 with so many things to look forward to:
Increasing the impact of our gifts to eradicate polio by 500% through the matching gift challenges in our District
Receiving training to apply for the largest amount of grant funding we’ve had in years
Supporting the Rotary Foundation with our annual Duck Race at our District Conference in Clear Lake, Iowa on April 26 and 27
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Saturday, March 30 from 10 – 11:00 am—online only
Saturday, April 27 from 10:45 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. —at the District Conference in Clear Lake, Iowa. This will be offered online as well.
Visit the office of the president to:
nternational is launching a campaign called, “Countdown to History.” Goals were set and pledges were made, and we can’t do it without you, as Rotarians. We are asking for Rotarians across District 5970 to give a minimum of $40 to End Polio Now. This will get our District to the goal set by Rotary International.