


President’s Club: Rick Kitson joined the President’s Club to announce that Bill Wilson will be receiving the Bridge Award 2023 for Outstanding Individual Achievement in honor of his long service on the FUHSD School Board. Congratulations Bill!


Service Corner: Susan Latshaw and Bob Pruitt announced Dr. Suess reading day on February 2nd. Bob read a lively limerick about Dr. Suess honoring his birthday. Use your best Rotarian Voice to read to Cupertino children! Contact Susan Latshaw to sign up.

Steve Lefevre recapped the LED Bulb replacement project update for West Valley Community Services. It was the first project of the year the Climate Action Committee. This project replaced all the exterior lights to LED bulbs. It took 7 Rotarians to screw in all those lightbulbs!
Announcements: Steve Onishi reminded the club about the Strategic Visioning Day March 1st from 10:00 – 2:00 in place of our regular club meeting. If you haven’t already, please complete the survey – we need your feedback for the planning session! (tinyurl.com/crimagineus)
District News: District Conference will be held April 29th from 8:00 - 10:30pm at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. The cost is $20 to attend the sessions, $150 to include meals if you register this month. To register visit the district 5170 website.

Steve Onishi announced the Ukraine benefit is taking place Sunday, January 29th at the Rotary Summit Center in San Jose to raise funds to benefit the Ukraine.
Cupertino State of the City Address will be held on Feb 15th at 5:30pm at Quinlan Community Center. Our own Mayor Hung Wei and our other council members will be bringing us up to date with the city’s vision. Cocktail hour starts at 5:30 with the meeting following. Please register here. (tinyurl.com/stateofthecity23)
Rotary Fun: Leslie Hay foreshadowed the Valentines Day fun on February 8th at our Valentine’s Day meeting. Don’t miss it.
President’s Corner: Steve Onishi showed a DEI (Diversity Equity and Inclusion) video and an important message from Rotary International President Jennifer Jones – making Rotary a more welcoming place for guests and our communities and broaden our understanding of DEI as we move forward in Rotary. Jennifer invites us to deepen our understanding of DEI. Check out the video here

- Times: half hour sessions between 8 am and 1 pm, please give us a window of time you can be available.
- Locations: Cupertino Elementary Schools: Collins, Eaton, Faria, Garden Gate, Lincoln, Sedgewick, and Stevens Creek
- Classes: Transitional Kindergarten, Regular Kindergarten, First Grade, and First/Second Grade Combo Classes.
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