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September is the month when Rotarians all around the world will focus efforts on supporting Youth and Youth Programs.
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Comstock Park Rotary Club is made up of business, professional, and community leaders. We meet regularly to plan and implement community service activities and network with each other . Our Rotary Club provides members with an opportunity to make a contribution to the Comstock Park community and to communities around the world. People join Rotary for many reasons, including community involvement, personal development, professional networking, and camaraderie with fellow members. But perhaps the most important benefit is the satisfaction gained from making a real difference in the world.
Join the Comstock Park Rotary and Help Our Community and the World.
Comstock Park Rotary Get Acquainted event is by Invite only.
We would love to get to know you and what you can bring to the Comstock Park Rotary.
Business Professionals, Nonprofit Volunteers, and Awesome People wanted.
The Connections we bring help us Grow the Comstock Park Rotary!
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Join Us For Our Comstock Park Rotary Chicken Barbecue.
Thursday, June 6, 11:30 am-6 pm
Visit Us At Dwight Lydell Park Of Comstock Park
Check Out Our Menu
Chicken Dinner $12
1/2 rack Rib Dinner $18
Sausage Dinner $9
All Dinners Include: Bottled Water, Applesauce,
Potato Salad and a Roll with Butter.
Food Will Be Served Until 6 PM Or Until Food Runs Out.
Thank You For All Your Support Over the Years!
The Comstock Park Rotary is excited to announce its upcoming BBQ event on June 8th at Dwight Lydell Park in Comstock Park, Michigan. From 11:30AM to 6:00PM (or until we sell out), we'll be serving up some Delicious Chicken, Sausage, and Rib Dinners, complete with a dinner roll, potato salad, applesauce, and a drink.
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Happy Earth Day 2023!
Today is a day to reflect on the beauty of our planet and our responsibility to protect it.
As members of the Comstock Park Rotary, we recognize the importance of taking care of our environment and strive to make a positive impact in our community.
Let's take some time today to appreciate the natural world around us and think about what we can do to reduce our carbon footprint and preserve the earth for future generations. Whether it's through recycling, conserving energy, or supporting local sustainability initiatives, we all have a part to play in creating a greener and healthier world.
Together, let's commit to making small changes in our daily lives that can have a big impact on the environment.
Comstock Park Rotary members will finish the year by assisting the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle Campaign. According to the Salvation Army, the Red Kettle Campaign, the oldest annual charitable fundraiser of its kind in the United States, helps raise money for those who need it most in communities nationwide – providing toys for kids, coats for the homeless, food for the hungry and countless social service programs year. Rotary members will be stationed at the North Entrance of the Alpine Ave. Walmart from 10:00 AM until 7:00 PM om Thursday, December 8. With the end of the pandemic in sight, members will once again assist the Santa Claus Girls deliver Christmas presents to needy families in our community on Saturday, December 10
Our club has also set aside $1,500 to assist two families selected from families of students from Comstock Park and Kenowa Hills Public Schools, with the remained being set aside for the purchase of additional outerwear.
Our next membership meeting will be at the Mill Creek Tavern on December 15, at 12:10 PM. In addition to our noon time meetings, the club has also scheduled a late afternoon meeting on Thursday, January 26 for members and invited guests.
Our guest 
speaker at the December 1 meeting was Christina Pitman, Team Leader for “Days for Girls” in Rockford, Michigan. The group is part of a worldwide organization that promotes vital health education as it relates to menstruation, and their members have sewn, assembled, and distributed over 1,200 health kits locally and worldwide. More
information is available at their website www.daysforgirls.org as well as on Facebook. Our Rotary Club wishing all community members a meaningful Christmas and a Happy New Year!
speaker at the December 1 meeting was Christina Pitman, Team Leader for “Days for Girls” in Rockford, Michigan. The group is part of a worldwide organization that promotes vital health education as it relates to menstruation, and their members have sewn, assembled, and distributed over 1,200 health kits locally and worldwide. More information is available at their website www.daysforgirls.org as well as on Facebook. Our Rotary Club wishing all community members a meaningful Christmas and a Happy New Year!Last week our Rotary Club held a special meeting that was attended by District Officers. The meeting was held at the Mill Creek Tavern, Speaker for the event was Rotary District Governor Paul Heroman, who presented a highly motivational speech.
Due to the uncertainties of the operating hours at the Swan Inn, our club decided to continue meeting at the Mill Creek Tavern for the remainder of this year.
This week we met once again, and our speaker was Joseph Jones, Director of Strategic Initiatives and Partnerships with West Michigan Feeding America. He gave an exceptionally good presentation on the operation of the organization, the partnership with other food banks, and their relationship with grocery store. One interesting fact is that monetary donations are much preferred over non-perishable food donations because a one-dollar gift can provide for eight to ten meals. 1,500 mobile food pantries brought groceries directly to high-need communities. Our Rotary club has a good relationship with Feeding America. We were able to donate a considerable amount of money at the beginning of the COVID epidemic, and our members have volunteered at their facility a number of times.
Remember that the Comstock Park Rotary Winter Outerwear Drive is in full swing. The drive kicked of at the September 30 Comstock Park Varsity Football game and will continue through the month of October,
Tonight is the night that we kick off our Families helping Families sponsored by the Comstock Park Rotary! There is no better community than at our Comstock Park Panther Stadium! Please come out and support our team and also bring a coat! We are asking for new or gently used coats in all sizes! We are also accepting cash or credit card donations. ($20 and we can buy a brand new coat!)
It will be a gorgeous night tonight and our last home game of the season!
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As a Rotarian in Comstock Park we are committed to community and giving back! If you would be interested in joining our amazing club please reach out to me! Kari Kippen 616-262-5124
Our kick off for our October coat and winter gear is Sept 30th at the Comstock Park Stadium - the football game!!
October 14 the Rotarians will be at Kenowa Hills football game!
We can also take monetary donations at the games or at Choice One Bank on Alpine!
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