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Lunch meetings are every Monday at the Hilton Garden Inn Express, 5265 International Blvd, North Charleston. Doors open at 12pm noon. The meetings begin at 12:30pm and end by 1:30pm.
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We welcome community leaders, non-profit organization leaders
and others as guest speakers.
The 2017 Duck Race is almost here. Support local charities through the local Rotary Clubs with your purchase of DUCKS.
The North Charleston Rotary Club recently held its Scholarship Luncheon where two deserving high school seniors received their college scholarship.
(l-r) Maria Alvarez, Club president Jim Beltz and Jasmine Grant
This year’s recipients are Maria Alvarez from Stall High School and
Jasmine Grant of N. Chas High School.
Ms. Alvarez will attend Wake Forest University and Ms. Grant will attend USC.
Congratulations to both recipients!
Maria Alvarez, family and school supporters
In follow up to our club speaker presentation today, here is a list of needed items for My Sister’s House. You can bring items to our club meeting on March 6th and March 13th and I will collect and drop off to Ms. Raven’s office.
Service Above Self.
PJ Johnson
Most Urgent Needs
Trash Bags- 13 gallon and 39 gallon
Housecleaning Supplies
Ladies Pajamas (tops and bottoms)
Plastic mattress covers
Comforters-twin size
Bleach
Tissue
Lysol Spray
Lysol wipes
Twin comforters
Twin sheets
Plastic mattress covers (twin)
Juice
Pillows
On-Going Needs
Paper Products (plates, forks, cups, etc…)
Trash bags 33 gal & 13 gal
100% Fruit Juices (Grape, Apple, and Orange)
Large and small sandwich bags
Room air fresheners
POWDER laundry detergent
Lysol
Bleach
Batteries (AA, 9-volt, C)
Tea & Coffee
Dry Cereals, oatmeal, grits
Baby Wash
Umbrellas
Gift Cards are always useful:
Babies-R-Us, Toys-R-Us, Target, K-mart, Walmart, grocery stores, Home Depot, Lowes
The North Charleston Rotary Club was well represented at the recent PETS…President Elect Training held in Myrtle Beach.
This event is held to help train Club leadership, specifically the incoming Club President and next two Presidents.
P.J. Johnson, Kevin Isaac and Yan Agrest
P.J. Johnson is our incoming President (2017-2018) and she will be followed by Kevin Isaac (2018-2019) and Yan Agrest (2019-2020).
Ike Ryba, Ed Weiss, Jim Gooden, Jim Beltz (Club President), Kevin Isaac, Elizabeth Goodwin, and P.J. Johnson
Each month, volunteers from the North Charleston Rotary Club assist the Lowcountry Food Bank. Through this community service project, club members help package the bulk food supplies for distribution to those in need.
We were excited to participate in the 2017 Rotary Has Heart program as we celebrated Valentine’s Day while helping the Food Bank’s effort to fight hunger in our community.
The 24th annual Rotary Roundball Classic is Dec. 27-29.
This event features 8 local and 8 regional/national high school teams in a three day tournament.
All games are played in North Charleston near Park Circle in the local high school.
For more information on teams, tickets, sponsorships and advertising, go to www.roundballclassic.com
Rotary and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) share their commitment to ending polio.
Together with the World Health Organization, UNICEF, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and national governments, we’ve formed one of the largest global health initiatives and most successful public-private partnerships in history.
On October 24, Rotary and the CDC are hosting an event for World Polio Day where CDC Director Tom Frieden will provide an update on polio eradication.
Abishek Choudhary, of the Rotaract Club of Birgunj, Nepal, holds a baby, while Rotarian Om Prakash Sikaria administers polio vaccine during a subnational polio immunization day. Border towns with little regulation like Birgunj create high risk of the spread of the poliovirus. Subnational immunization days take place more often than larger annual events and target strategic locations based on research by Rotary’s polio eradication partners, the World Health Organization, UNICEF, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control.
Celebrate and watch the event which will be available on www.endpolio.org. Find more ideas for the day at www.endpolio.org/worldpolioday.
