Invitation from the Adelaide City Rotaract Club to join them at their events happening in the month of October.
 
1. District Governor Visit - 8th October (6pm, Adelaide University)
Join us for a joint meeting with Adelaide University Rotaract Club and Rotaract Club of Thebarton Senior College as we hear from our District Governor, David Jones as he speaks to us on Rotary International's Strategic Plan. We will also be hearing from partner Lyn Jones, who will be telling us more about Australian Rotary Health.
 
2. General Meeting - 12th October (6pm, The Havelock Hotel) 
Join us for a members' spotlight meeting, where some of our newest members will give us a presentation on any topic of their choice (hobbies, passion, their current job). Come along to hear and support them!
 
3. Yoga for Mindfulness - 15th October (6pm, Park 10)
Our annual Yoga Night is back! Join us for a a yin yoga lesson in the beautiful Adelaide Parklands from Lara Jezeph, a qualified instructor, as she guides us through restorative poses and meditation for only $10!
 
4. National Deadly Fun Run Championships - 17th October (9am, Point Malcolm Reserve)
In support of  the national deadly fun run championships held virtually, join us as we participate at another warrior run with the option to run/walk for 3km or 5km. Breakfast and medal upon completion will be provided.
 
5. General Meeting - 26th October (6pm, The Havelock Hotel)   
At our next meeting, we will be hearing from Environmental Scientist, Tim Jarvis AM. Tim Jarvis AM runs The Forktree Project, which is a registered charity whose goal is to return a 133-acre former pastoral property on the Fleurieu Peninsula back to nature by re-establishing tens of thousands of native trees and shrubs on the property, which will in turn bring back native animals, insects and birds as well as sequester tens of thousands of tonnes of carbon. The project began only 18 months ago, yet already 6,400 native trees and shrubs have been planted and a significant number of volunteers of all ages have been involved. What has become abundantly clear is the potential of projects like Forktree not just to help heal the planet but to engage individuals in the battle against climate change and empower them to be part of the solution. Join us to hear from the founders of The Forktree Project about the journey so far and how you can get involved.
 
Registering for events ahead of time will help us with our COVID-19 planning to make sure we're all staying safe and healthy. 

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Thank you all for your amazing dedication and support! 
 
Kind regards,
ACRC Board 20-21