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North Manchester, IN 46962
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North Manchester, IN 46962
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The Rotary Club of North Manchester purchased the supplies to build a drop-off box for the Thrift Shop. Greg Slater, who built the drop-off box, did excellent work and came in under budget!
Our Club applied for and received a Rotary Foundation grant to purchase the supplies. Folks had been leaving donated items outside the Thrift Shop. Unfortunately, the elements, such as rain and snow, often damaged the items and they had to be thrown away. That will no longer be a problem. Thanks, Greg!
Our Club applied for and received a Rotary Foundation grant to purchase the supplies. Folks had been leaving donated items outside the Thrift Shop. Unfortunately, the elements, such as rain and snow, often damaged the items and they had to be thrown away. That will no longer be a problem. Thanks, Greg!The North Manchester Rotary Club received a Rotary District Grant of $2,700 to go toward planting the trees and mulch for the Eel River Canoe Launch Project..jpg)
The Rotary Club of North Manchester is spearheading a communitywide effort to mentor students at Manchester Junior-Senior High School in collaboration with the school district.Each volunteer will be matched with a student to create and support a consistent, positive, one-to-one relationship. The adult volunteer will be an advisor and friend on the journey toward becoming a successful and contributing adult.
Volunteers will help them navigate toward and plan for what is beyond high school graduation. Mentors may assist with long-range planning to toward completing their education, pursuing a career, gaining financial security and living a balanced and happy life. Some may also help with academics.
Volunteers will be trained using the interactive, online Mentoring Central program. You can work on your own at your own pace, or you can attend Rotary classes.
All mentoring will take place at the Manchester Junior-Senior High School campus, and it can be done before, during or after school, depending on the schedule and needs of the volunteer and student.
For more information or to set up a presentation for your organization, call club President Mark Eastway at 574-457-9375 or email markeastway@gmail.com.
To apply, go to www.rotarymentor.com, download a mentor application, fill it out and send it to Mark Eastway, 306 E 2nd St., North Manchester, IN 46962.
At least 10 volunteers are needed by January to begin the program in 2016.
On election day, from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. voters and residents are encouraged to eat pancakes at the Warvel Park Scout Hall in North Manchester. Every year for over 50 years Rotarians have been serving pancakes to the public on election days. This event raises funds for Rotary North Manchester each year that assist with local projects to include: scholarships, polio eradication, Rotary District 6540 World Affairs Conference, literacy, youth and community service.
Pancakes, sausage or eggs, juice and coffee are provided with the purchase of a ticket. Tickets can be purchased from every Rotarian for $6 prior to the event or for $6.50 at the door. For an extra $1, sausage and eggs are available and the pancakes are all you can eat. Go vote, fill up on pancakes and meet new and old friends at this event!
Rotary first began polio eradication efforts in 1979 by providing a campaign in the Philippines, igniting a global collaboration to prevent this disease. Please read Michael Gerson's article in the October 9, 2013 issue of the "Fort Wayne Journal Gazette" at this link:
http://www.journalgazette.net/article/20131009/EDIT05/310099990
Thank you, David Rogers, for sharing this information.
- Initiating and funding the $100,000 Robin’s Way ½-mile bike/walking path in northeast North Manchester
- Support literacy through funding books
- Sponsor an MRA baseball team
- Bring the community together for our Election Day Pancake Breakfast
- Grant scholarships to MHS seniors
- Host the annual Rotary World Affairs Conference for area high school students
- Sponsor Manchester High School Mental Attitude Awards for high school athletes
- Support the Early Learning Center, Junior Achievement and the local library
- Initiated and oversaw local projects including The Thomas Marshall House and the Rotary Gazebo
- Participating in the South Mill Street Revitalization Project
Creating a family
After fleeing conflict in their own countries, a group of young Rotaractors is healing wounds and bringing cultures together in a Ugandan refugee
Rotaract clubs honored for excellent service 2018
Top Rotaract honor goes to club that empowers women who have HIVRotaract clubs around the world earn awards for excellent
Rotary website wins Webby Award
Rotary.org wins Webby People's Voice
Former First Lady Laura Bush to speak at Rotary convention
Former First Lady Laura Bush to speak at Rotary conventionFormer First Lady of the United States Laura Bush, an advocate for literacy, education, and women’s rights, will speak at the 2018 Rotary Convention in Toronto this
Rotary members plant red mangrove trees
Submerged tree