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As clubs in the eastern region of the district continue to recover from the hurricanes of 2017, they are also cutting down on the pollution on beaches and waters.
The St. Thomas II club designed a project to assist US Virgin Islanders with operative cisterns on St. Thomas and St. John to check the quality of the water they were consuming for cooking, drinking and for personal hygiene. The clubs provided information to ensure the community had the tools to maintain a clean, functioning cistern system.
In addition to ensuring the country has clean potable water, the Rotary Club of Sint Maarten, with a District 7020 Recovery Grant matched by funding from The Rotary Foundation Donor Advised Fund totalling $40,000, are cleaning their beaches with a special beach cleaning machine to avoid pollution.
We Need You!
High School Scrabble Scrum Volunteers
The High School Scrabble Scrum is scheduled for Wednesday 28 November, 3:30 pm – 6:30 pm at the ARC in Camana Bay.
The Literacy Committee is appealing for volunteers for scoring and general duties to make this event a success. Training on the scoring will be provided on Monday 26 November, 5:30 pm at the George Town Yacht Club.
For more details contact Director Ferlyn, Rotarian Su or Director Hendrik.
Deputy Commissioner
To Speak About
Firearms Amnesty
Deputy Commissioner of Police, Kurt Walton will speak Wednesday to the club regarding the firearms amnesty currently on the island. DCoP Walton served as ChiefSuperintendent since 2013 and was promoted to his current role in 2016. He has been a police officer with the RCIP since 1986 with a career focused in serious crime investigation and border defence through disruption of narcotics and firearms trafficking.
Make-Up Opportunities
Make-Ups: In addition to make-up opportunities at Rotary Sunrise, you can make up absences at another club in Grand Cayman. The meeting times and places for the other clubs are as follows:
Rotaract Blue:
Wednesdays 6 pm at Royal Palms Beach Club Restaurant
Rotaract Club of Grand Cayman:
Thursdays 7 a.m. at The Greenhouse, 72 North Church St.
(Next to Digicel Office, near waterfront)
Rotary Club of Grand Cayman
Thursdays 12:30pm, The Westin Ballroom
Rotary Club Cayman Central
Tuesdays 7:30pm, George Town Yacht Club Restaurant
Rotary E-Club of the Caribbean 7020: Online meetings anytime. Visit the new e-club platform at
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