OUR Monday JULY 6^th “ZOOM” MEETING 
Please join us for OUR Monday “ZOOM” Meeting 
If you are you a regular attender - we are looking forward to seeing you.
If you haven’t been to a Rotary meeting in a while – here’s the perfect opportunity – just Zoom in – it is so easy and you can do it from home!

Here are the details:
Time:  The Zoom meeting will “open” at 11:30 am with “Breakout Rooms” for those that want to socialize before the meeting.

Our speaker will be Tamelynda Lux, CCH, CPH, PCC, CRCi, DipAdEd, Certified Hypnosis Practitioner, End-of-Life Doula, and Author. With over 30 years of experience, Tamelynda Lux has spent most of her career supporting individuals as a life coach.  An Integrative Health Practitioner, Tamelynda has evolved her private practice to include hypnosis and as a Certified Hypnosis Practitioner, she specializes in helping clients overcome or break free from anxiety/stress, weight/food issues, chronic pain, caregiver stress, and manage terminal illness and end-of-life issues, as well as other health/wellness concerns.

Tamelynda’s initiatives of creating, piloting and delivering successful educational programs, have received national attention and delivered as best practice programs in the non-profit community.  She is also a freelance writer, contributing regularly to community magazines and online, and published her first non-fiction book in 2015, available on Amazon.

The 3rd Annual Rotary Club of London President’s Cup Golf Tournament,

 Wednesday, September 2^nd at The Oaks Golf Club.
 

Register by July 31^st at the Early Bird Fee of $150 per golfer or $600 per foursome. As of August 1^st the fee will be $175. Register on
http::/trellis.org/rotary-club-of-london-presidents-cup for sign up and full details.

or contact Heather Broadhead heather@bjg-inc.ca and help make this event another huge success. 24 foursomes needed.

 

Registration & warm up 9-10:30 am, Tee off at 11:00am, Shot gun – Scramble.
 

Many Sponsorship opportunities available such as: Tournament ($5,000), Dinner ($2,500), Wine ($2,000), Lunch ($1,000), Longest Drive (2) ($200e), Closest To The Pin (2) ($200e), Putting Contest ($200), Hole ($150). 
 

Got an auction Item, please contact Jon DeActis jdeactis@centreofhope.ca

For further info please contact Heather Broadhead heather@bfg-inc.ca  All funds raised will go into our Local Community projects.

 

London Affordable Housing Foundation’s Nightingale Place Project Update as of May 27^th 2020 

1. Ontario Government has removed shut down restrictions from all construction projects in the province which helps our project with the industry now moving to full capacity. Products and materials are easier to obtain and workers are feeling more comfortable in their return to work with our existing project Covid precautions remaining in place. The contractor is 92% complete to date.
    
2. At our request to be firm and final our Contractor has confirmed again 30^th June completion so we have notified them that we are now committing to tenant occupancy. Amongst ourselves we are maintaining our one month buffer and are committing to Saturday 1^st Aug tenants. There is a possibility of mid-July occupancies but this is not specifically planned for.
    
3. Sister Joan is organizing a project sign to be installed at the site announcing the project is now ready to receive tenant applications and directing them to the rental company for rental enquiries. This should take all consideration in and put  1^st Aug as first tenants date. The tenant selection process will be slower with people dealing with the Covid situation and possibly unable to visit BGM’s office for interviews and paperwork. The sooner the better for her for a smooth organized intake program and generation of rental income for us.

       
             Artists Concept                                        Nightingale Place June 2020

 

Rotary Club of London Supports the Salvation Army Centre of Hope

Club President Howard Shears presenting donation to Jon DeActis, Executive Director, The Salvation Army Centre of Hope
 

The Club and Salvation Army have a long-standing relationship.  Within a two-week period in April, the Club raised and donated $7,500 to the Salvation Army Centre of Hope to help address demands arising from the COVID-19 pandemic.  Funds will be used to support the Centre’s Food Bank and PPE needs of front-line staff.  

 

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The Rotary Club of London Foundation Matching Funds Opportunity:
The Rotary Club of London Foundation is taking three steps to help and leverage the Club and its members in their support of London area community organizations’ COVID-19 mitigation:

1. Matching individual Rotary Club of London members’ donations (made between 01 March and 30 June 2020) on a first notified* basis, first matched based up to an aggregate total of $10,000 to any of the following five organizations: