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Making a Difference at Feed My Starving Children
On December 26th, members of the Rotary Club of Buffalo Grove volunteered at Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) in Libertyville, Illinois. This event was an opportunity to help provide food for children around the world who face hunger every day.
At FMSC, we worked together as a team to pack specially designed meals that help malnourished kids get the nutrition they need to grow and thrive. These meals, called MannaPacks, are made with a blend of rice, soy, vegetables, and essential vitamins and minerals. In just a few hours, our group of Rotarians, family members, and friends packed hundreds of these meals, demonstrating the power of collective effort.
Last week, the Rotary Clubs of Buffalo Grove and Wheeling came together to help brighten the holiday for families in our community. Through a coordinated effort, our members, along with volunteers from Buffalo Grove High School, sorted, packed, and handed out 150 boxes of food to local families.
At a recent club meeting, we had the privilege of honoring one of our own, Rob Seitz, as the club’s newest Major Donor to the Rotary Foundation. This milestone reflects Rob’s 18 years of dedication to Rotary’s mission of “Service Above Self,” during which he has served in several leadership roles.
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