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Elgin Breakfast Rotary: Changing lives, communities & the world
Elgin Breakfast

Join us in our quest to make service a lifestyle!

We meet In Person & Online
Thursdays at 7:15 AM
Elgin Country Club
2575 Weld Road
Elgin, IL 60124
United States of America
Phone:
(847) 814-3606
Email:
alankirk@me.com
Effective April 1st, 2021 we will be meeting in-person at the Elgin Country Club, 2575 Weld Road, Elgin, IL 60124. Meetings will be Hybrid, you may attend via Zoom or watch on Facebook Live at our Elgin Breakfast Rotary Facebook page.
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YOUR WORLDWIDE ROTARY AT WORK
YOUR WORLDWIDE ROTARY AT WORK! http://www.endpolionow.org - When Rotary International pledged to eliminate Polio 30 years ago, there were 360,000 cases a year. With the help of so many, including clubs all over the world, and people like Bill and Melinda Gates, there were only 350 cases last year. We mark the first year there are no cases in Nigeria and only a few in Afghanistan. The final push in Pakistan may see this year as the end of Polio Worldwide. This is an amazing accomplishment and with your donations we can make the “FINAL PUSH” to END POLIO NOW. Plus, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will donate $2 for every $1 you donate so go to http://www.endpolionow.org and donate today!









 
Service Above Self: Club Members Read to Young Students
Posted by Elise Wall on Mar 06, 2013
Service Above Self: Club Members Read to Young Students
As part of our Community Service for the 2012-2013 year, several Elgin Breakfast Rotary Club members have been reading to students at Illinois Park Elementary School on Thursday mornings. By joining together with the United Way of Elgin, club members have been part of the Reading Buddies program. Members take turns reading for 30 minutes to small groups of pre-school or kindergarten children. The program helps instill a love of reading and learning in these young students. A total of six club members have participated in the program this year. Club members enjoy their time with the students and are commited to making a contribution to our local community through this effort. Pictured is member Alan Kirk and his son Aaron reading to a group of children.