Thank you again to Peter M for the notes and to Gayle for the photos
 
Happy Birthday & Anniversaries to...
Meryl Muir - May 5

Guest: Marcus Egli from Switzerland ...zoom from Tucson

Whats happening around the club...

June 3 - Shred-a-thon

June 22- Installation night - sign up please.


May, Bill & Brian are drivers for Star Fish Program

Sign up for your vest with Rotary Logo - $20
 

This morning's speakers 
Glen, Brian & Al on Belize Global Grant Follow Up
- Project started 7 years ago with 8 members
- Delivered training to the prisoners over Zoom
- Nine containers have been sent
- 500 individuals have taken the course
- St Martin's School Pilot - Lost two years of education due to Covid - Future project
- Belize Central Prison has taken ownership of the project
- Looking for training content for Rachael like carpentry
- Contributed around 30 thousand USD from the club, plus international funding
 
Glen has a wonderful sense of humour and you can see by the photo how everyone loves listening to him.
 
 
 
We have a long standing South African connection and here is a video that you can watch to see where we have helped.
 
Here is a letter from Belinda:
 
We have just launched a video and brochure about the 7 Schools Global Grant.  Your club has very generously supported our projects over the years, including this latest GG, and we are most appreciative.  We’d like to keep your club updated on developments.
 
Our website, www.rotaryclubofgrahamstown.co.za, has the video posted on the front home page, just a click away!  You can also access the video by scanning the QR code on the back panel of the brochure.
 
Hope to hear from you in due course, best wishes from the Eastern Cape in South Africa!
YIR
Belinda
 
32 Composite Project for SIX beneficiaries
Approval has been given by Rotary Foundation for a Project partnered by two Rotary Clubs in Port Moody, in British Columbia, Canada, to finance a project that is valued at R130,240, and which will benefit the following:-
a) Gladys Williams Red Cross Creche;
b) D.D. Siwisa Primary School, already supplied with nearly 90 desks from Port Moody Club in Canada. Teaching equipment will follow from this project;
c) The (voluntary and charity-supported) GADRA Matric School and Commercial School;
d) Various rural and urban primary schools with “Jungle Gyms”, climbing frames and exercise structures for use in school playgrounds;
e) The St John Society Eye Clinic, to subsidise the costs of spectacles for School-children proving real need for same; and
f) The Boy Scouts Troop, to provide for stimulating extra-mural and manly activities and for training in First-Aid and Rescue techniques.
The funds arrived late in May 2006 and the Final Report made to Foundation before 30 September 2006.
(REF): MG 58740

 
 
Search for the Perfect Pint was a huge success.  Thank you especially to Alan K and his team for the great work done on this Fundraiser.  Well done !!!!
 
Alan speaking to the crowd.
 
Tents set up and ready to go
 
 
Thank you Lisa for leading the Pizza team.... So good to see past member Karen helping too. xoxo
 
 
Thank you to Lisa K for the photos of SFPP
 
Picture with Drew Kessler RI director.  Cleone led discussion on club, environmental initiatives, and issues as part of our tour of Westhill Park.
Thanks for the photos Glen