Coat Off Your Back: We are looking for businesses to be collection sites for this year's Coat Off Your Back drive. If you are interested in hosting a collection bin, please contact Mike Hales.
Collection for the Dreamcatcher Foundation: The Dreamcatcher Foundation assists victims of sex trafficing. We are going to be collecting various personal hygiene items for the organization. Watch you inboxes for an email from President Larry listing the specific items they are looking for. Bill Bryne will be overseeing the collection.
Upcoming Programs: If you have any ideas for upcoming programs, contact our program chair Jordan Schmidt at jordan@schmidtfinancial.com or 847-400-6156.
If you require a special meal, due to dietary restrictions, contact the catering staff. Please do not ask for a special meal unless it is for a health reasons. Thank you
Upcoming Events:
September 10: Barrington Street Fest & Dance, sponsored by Barringoton Breakfast Rotary Club and the Village of Barrington. For more information visit www.barringtonstreetfest.com.
September 14: Monthly Board Meeting. 7:30 am at District 28, 1475 Maple Avenue. All are welcome to attend.
September 18: Shermerfest. Volunteers are needed to man our table at Shermerfest and help clean up. Come for the whole time, 12 pm - 5 pm, or just a piece. Please let Scott Rose know if you can help out.
September 24: Community Blood Drive at Sunset Foods. Volunteers are needed to cover the following shifts: 8 am - 10 am, 10 am - 12 pm and 12 pm - 2 pm, please contact Scott Rose to volunteer or for more information.
September 24:Rotary Day at Northwestern vs. Nebraska- Ryan Field Evanston
October 29:One Rotary Summitt
For more details on these events visit the District 6440 website.
Things to do at the upcoming RI Convention, June 10th-14th
Atlanta's bustling downtown hosts outstanding family-friendly attractions including the Georgia Aquarium, the Center for Civil and Human Rights, the World of Coca-Cola, Centennial Olympic Park, the College Football Hall of Fame and CNN Center-as well as museums, shops and more. All this is an easy walk from the Georgia World Congress Center, Rotary's convention venue and major hotels.
Catch the Atlanta Streetcar from Centennial Park to the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site, a must-see attraction featuring the Nobel Laureate's childhood home, gravesite, and The King Center for Nonviolent Social Change.
A major factor standing in the way of greater involvement is “time aversion,” according to Americus Reed, a professor of marketing at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. All of us have limited time on earth and we are, consciously or not, very choosy about how we spend it. In a series of studies, Reed and his colleagues showed that service-oriented people such as Rotarians are most likely to spend their time on specific charitable acts if they are given “moral cues” about how good a particular action will make them feel after they volunteer. “Giving time more strongly reinforces the moral self, compared with giving money,” Reed says.
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