Sandra Orndorff, Ennvision, LLC, will discuss, substance use, addiction, and mental illness, and how families seek to recover.
The majority of Sandra's professional life was in the world of Information Systems and Project Management.
She now uses her engineer and integration skills as a Life Coach helping businesses and individuals work with the energetic dynamics of the personality in groups, within families, and within the individual to promote healthy relationships.
Sandra's clients are often ready to make a change to regain health and well being. Sandra helps them build hope for a brighter tomorrow, while staying present and grounded with a strong back and a soft heart. She helps them reach grounded confidence to rebuild their own faith and hope for the future.
Sandra's coaching is fully embodied to bring mind, body, and spirit in harmony. She leads meditations at the Manheim Township District office, teaches yoga at St.James, and leads group programs for personal development.
She also has a retreat business called Be4Retreats that leads weekend retreats for personal growth. She is certified by Pennsylvania Control Board's as a Family Certified Recovery Specialist, Baptist Yoga as a Yoga and Meditation instructor, and Deep Coaching Institute as a Enneagram-based Embodiment Life Coach.
She is a southern transplant from SC but has been in Lancaster for 30 years. She is a member of Lancaster Sunrise Rotary and led the car show fundraiser for 3 years. She worked at Armstrong World Industries leading strategic projects under Steve Stockwell and led the Double Take team in Project Management at Clipper Magazine.
She was a Management Consultant with Ernst & Young in Dallas, TX for 5 years where she met her husband Scott Orndorff who was once a member of the Lancaster Rotary club.
Also be sure to note our upcoming schedule of exciting programs in the “Speakers” column below – and plan to attend!
Our June 7 meeting was a very special hands-on meeting of Rotarians and their friends in Action, helping to bring smiles and pride to children born with a condition that can bring shame in some cultures. We painted braces used in clubfoot treatment This was not only a fun project, but it was a heartwarming service project. Thanks to everyone who came.
Links from last week's meeting2022 4-H Strawberry Roundup:
We are selling Mister Carwash tickets at the upcoming club meetings, as well as at the Wheels, Wings & 5K. The club will receive 50% of the selling price of each carwash ticket. Carwash tickets can be purchased for:
$30.00 for Interior Clean (wash, wheel cleaner, interior vacuum and clean)
$20.00 for Platinum Exterior (wash, wheel polish, HotShine wax, repel shield, tire shine, under body wash)
$10.00 for Base Exterior (wash and wheel cleaner)
Bruce Wolff will have the tickets in the back of the room during club meetings and he will be hosting a tent at Wheels, Wings & 5K. Members are welcome to sign-out tickets they can sell to their friends, family, co-workers, but they are responsible to return either the tickets unsold or the money for the tickets to Bruce Wolff by June 30.
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Rotary Foundation Information Desk
On June 7, representatives of the Foundation Committee will be in the back of the meeting room to help you with information about your Rotary Foundation account. Do you want to know your status with the Foundation? Do you want to know how much you need to contribute to gain your next Paul Harris Fellow level? Do you want to know the last time you made a contribution or know how much you've given in total to the Foundation? Do you want to know how to begin to make a contribution either through the club or on-line? You can get answers to your questions at the Rotary Foundation information desk.
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Rotary Rendezvous meets June 14!
Rotary Rendezvous has become a highlight of RCL business and social gatherings, and a fun event for current and potential new members. Anyone who is interested in joining our committee, looking for fellowship, or simply a night out, please join us for Rotary Rendezvous on Wednesday, June 14, at Southern Market in Lancaster. Parking is available at the Steinman garage or folks can find side street parking.
Rotary Rendezvous meetings are on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month.
Arrive anytime between 5-5:30pm for drinks and fellowship.
UPDATE: Sponsorships & Volunteers are still needed for WW5K!
As of Saturday morning, our sponsorship total stands at $42,800! Way to go, Lancaster Rotary! We are just $475 away from matching last year's record.
Sponsorships and donations are still being accepted by check or online. We can still provide sponsor recognition on a banner, in the event program, and in announcements during the car show. Email Jamie Alton at jalton141@comcast.netif you want to help us set a new record supporting summer programs for Lancaster youth. Also, please let Jamie know if you have made an online donation but do not see your name on the sponsor list.
At our Wednesday, June 21, Rotary in Action meeting, all members will have the opportunity to help stuff goodie bags and prepare registration packets for the hundreds of car show participants we're expecting.
Thank you to everyone who has already contributed your time and/or treasures to our major event of the year! This year's Wheels and Wings Festival & 5K promises to be the best one yet.
Thank you to our 2023 sponsors!
As of June 10:
Saturday, June 24 should be on every member's must-do list. Our 2023 Wheels and Wings Festival & 5K is shaping up to be a huge event, with record attendance. Be sure to attend the weekly meetings at 11:30 AM every Wednesday. WW5K is now less than four weeks away.
Oaktree Outdoor Advertising has started rotating different WW5K messages on 9 digital billboards for the remaining time before the Festival.
REMINDER: Share Your Program Ideas! We welcome interesting speakers, and engaging programs.
Our Club is always looking for ideas to add to the list of potential programs. If you have any ideas for programs, please contact Christine Sable (sableccim@gmail.com) or another member of the Meeting Planning Committee or any Board member, who will pass them along. Both live and virtual (Zoom) speakers are welcome.
The programs the Lancaster Rotary Club offers are important for our club and, with your help and participation, have often been truly phenomenal.
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It is important and easy! Help Keep the Club Calendar Updated
All Rotarians – especially committee chairs – are encouraged to help keep our new Club Calendar full and updated with the great things that our Club is doing in the community. Please submit any items you would like added to RCOL7390@lancasterrotary.org. Examples include the schedule of McCaskey Mentoring Sessions, Committee Meetings, Power Packs or Salvation Army Bell Ringing. If it’s happening, let’s get it on the Calendar for all to see! Your help will keep us all updated with what’s going on within the Club AND will showcase our very active Club to the Lancaster Community and to prospective members. The Club Calendar is available atwww.LancasterRotary.org
The majority of Sandra's professional life was in the world of Information Systems and Project Management.
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