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ROARing Readers Mid-Term Assembly |
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Assembly Tables at Castori |
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It Was a Beautiful Day to Work in the Yard |
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Inspiring Middle Schoolers With Art |
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Another Great TopGolf Fundraiser |
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A Great Holiday Party |
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What a fun social event |
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The First Trunk or Treat Was a Success |
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A Jam-Packed Meeting |
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August 3 Meeting |
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Collecting Backpacks |
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July 20 Meeting |
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Our Demotion Dinner was a fun "walk about" |
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We had our last ROARing Readers Assembly on May 26 |
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One of Our Best Projects |
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TopGolf Fundraiser on MLK Day |
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The Location Changed; The Fun Did NotRCNS Holiday Party 2022 from Lynette Andersen on Vimeo. |
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TopGolf Fundraiser Jan 16The Rotary Club of North Sacramento is holding its 6th annual TopGolf fundraiser on Monday, January 16, 2023. We are personally inviting you and your club to come join us for a day full of fun for all ages, family, friends and business associates! The event includes a lunch buffet, drawings, awards, Maui Vacation, and much more! Sponsorships and online registration is now available at www.eventbrite.com Please feel free to contact me or Mel Bennett with any questions at: Steve Delikat Mel Bennett Email: rcns5180@outlook.com Email: mbennett@lawsonmechanical.com Mobile: (916) 218-9321 Mobile: (916) 410-4668 Thank you for your consideration! |
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Our First ROARing Readers Assembly Since the Pandemic |
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Boxing Food for Seniors at the Sacramento Food BankOur crew included Interactors from Grant High School, friends and family, and even a prospective member. It was big enough to form an assembly line to fill boxes of food, bound for eligible seniors: 370 of them! In just three hours. Many hands make light work! Helping to Feed Seniors from Lynette Andersen on Vimeo. |
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Delivering Fun to UC Davis Children's HospitalIts an annual project. Each year, Members of the Rotary Club of North Sacramento collect new Halloween costumes, make-up and accessories for the pediatric patients at UC Davis Children's Hospital. We think it helps take their minds of the health and gives them a chance to have a little bit of fun. Delivering Collected Halloween Costumes from Lynette Andersen on Vimeo. |
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Volunteering to Help Raise Funds For the Library |
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Yard Maintenance at Rotary House on Sept 17 |
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Dictionary Delivery at CastoriIt was the first assembly EVER for these happy third graders. Members of the Rotary Club of North Sacramento, Sacramento Police Department officers, and members of the community delivered dictionaries on Sept 16 to a very excited group of students. Once the dictionaries are handed out, the students are encouraged to look up the professions and vocations of the Rotarians and officers, who autograph the dictionaries and provide inspirational quotes to m motivate the students. Dictionary Delivery at Castori from Lynette Andersen on Vimeo. |
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Dictionary Delivery on Sept 16 |
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Pres Dennis' Demotion Dinner Showcased District "Super Hero" Theme |
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Looks Like a Great New Project |
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Help Support Oak Park Rotary House on Big Day of Giving |
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Members of 8 Local Rotary Clubs Participated in the Oak Park Rotary House Work Day |
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Our 2022 TopGolf Fundraiser was a huge success |
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A Solemn Occasion |
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Better Late Than NeverWith a nod toward PP Steve's vocation and recognition of how we weathered COVID to become "The Best Club in District 5180 (2019-2020)", the background music of the video is "Semper Paratus" (always ready) -- the theme song of the Coast Guard. Be sure to watch all the way to the end to see PDG Jo Ann Lemmon present PP Nick Doiron with a plaque signifying Nick's inclusion in the D5180 Hall of Fame (2020-2021) during PP Mary's Rotary year. |
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Stuffing Backpacks for Robla School District Students |
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We won! |
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Yard Maintenance with our new Partner Club at Oak Park Rotary House |
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Pres. Mary's Demotion: the first and last "in person" meetings of her Rotary year |
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We’re the “Best Medium-Size Club in District 5180” |
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Our Inaugural Shred Fest Had Unexpected Benefits |
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Another Productive Afternoon at the Sacramento Food Bank |
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We're Creating a Language Center at Grant High School |
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Family & Friends Help at Rise Against Hunger Food Packaging Event |
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RCNS Returns to the Sacramento Food Bank |
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We're D5180's Best Club of the Year (2019-2020)It was a challenging year, but PP Steve Delikat and all the members of the Rotary Club of North Sacramento met the COVID challenge in stride. We just kept on doing what we've always done. We were aiming for a 3-peat of the Best Small Club in D5180, but, being recognized as the Club of the Year was beyond our wildest dreams. Congratulations to PP Steve and to all the passionate and dedicated members of the Rotary Club of North Sacramento. |
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Rotarians Collected Dozens of Toys for Stanford Settlement |
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Oak Park Rotary House Yard Maintenance |
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Members Collect Halloween Costumes for UC Davis Children's Hospital |
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Members Collect canned food for Stanford Settlement |
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Rotary House Interview With Courtney Corbitt, LCSWCourtney Corbitt is a social worker with UC Davis Children's Hospital. She is the Oak Park Rotary House liaison. She's been assigned to the PICU (Pediatric Intensive Care Unit) for the last 5 years, but when she first started acting as the Rotary House liaison, she was assigned to the NICU (Neonatal Intensive Care Unit). Courtney is a member of a 9-person team of UC Davis Children's Hospital staff who identifies, evaluates, and selects the families who will be offered the opportunity to stay at Rotary House -- for free -- while their child is hospitalized (or receiving intensive outpatient care) for more than 4 months and who live more than 1 hour from the hospital. These children are typically micro-premies or pediatric cancer patients. Oak Park Rotary House is a partnership of seven D5180 Rotary clubs. Remember us on Big Day of Giving on May 7. https://youtu.be/WS6BjRRNL3s |
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Rotarians at Work Day |
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Saturday Morning at the Food Bank |
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Grant High School Blood Drive |
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Groundbreaking at El Cerezo |
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Is It Too Good To Be True?
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Rotarians Ring the Bell for the Salvation
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Another Wonderful Christmas Party |
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Another Successful ROARing Readers Assembly
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A Joint Meeting With the Grant High School Interact Club |
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A Morning at the Sacramento Food Bank |
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Dictionary Delivery on Sept 20On September 20, Rotarians, local community volunteers and law enforcement officers delivered dictionaries to third graders at a local elementary school. They described their occupations and professions to the students and emphasized the importance of reading. The Sacramento Police Department donated two bicycles to encourage the students to use their dictionaries to improve their reading skills. The dictionary delivery is one component of a larger school-wide project, ROARing Readers. The students' literacy improvement is tracked through the year, and literacy improvement, including improvement over the summer break, is rewarded with prizes at three assemblies throughout the school year. |
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Members from Seven Rotary Clubs Come Together for Rotary House Work Day |
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Members and family cheered on PE Steve's son, David |
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What is Rotary? |
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A Sweet Demotion Dinner at a Suite at the River Cats2019 Demotion Dinner from Lynette Andersen on Vimeo. |
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The year end celebration at Castori Elementary was better than we could have hopedToday, members of the Rotary Club of North Sacramento and officers from the Sacramento Police Department helped students celebrate their accomplishments in improving their literacy scores. The "grand champion" increased her reading scores by almost FOUR grade levels.
As they were working to improve their reading scores throughout the year, the students had no idea what the "grand prizes" would be. The top two "reading champions" in two categories (1st through 3rd grade and 4th through 6th grade) received bicycles. The "third place" readers received Razor scooters. This project was funded, in part, by a Rotary Foundation Community Grant.
We are continuing this project next year. We hope the success and enthusiasm of the students will incentivize them to read over the summer and to continue to improve their reading scores next year and beyond.
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Rotarians Attend Annual Remembrance at Police & Sheriff's MemorialRemembrance Ceremony from Lynette Andersen on Vimeo. Members of the Rotary Club of North Sacramento attended the Police and Sheriff's Memorial Annual Remembrance Ceremony. The RCNS was a major donor and one of members of the RCNS, Past President Dennis Tsuboi, designed the memorial. Unfortunately, another fallen officer, Mark Stasyuk, was recognized. Deputy Stasyuk was killed while responding to a routine call on September 17, 2018. Remembrance Ceremony from Lynette Andersen on Vimeo.
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Packing Boxes at the Sacramento Food Bank
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Book Donations for Art Night |
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Our District Grant for ROARing Readers |
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Volunteers at Central Valley Spelling Bee
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Chaperones at Grant High School Blood Drive
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TopGolf fundraiser was a success |
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Annual Christmas Party (2018)
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Phase I of Literacy Incentive Project at Castori Elementary |
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Top Golf Fundraiser on January 21 |
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World Kindness Day is November 13: Pass it On |
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Halloween Costumes for Kids at UC Davis Children's Hospital |
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RCNS at the Fall Street Faire |
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Dictionary Delivery
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On Sept 21 Perform a Random Act of KindnessSeptember 21 is the United Nations International Day of Peace. Create awareness by performing at least one random act of kindness for a person of another race, religion, ethnicity, socio-economic class, or political ideology. Share your experience with fellow-Rotarians at your next meeting.
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Scoopin' Ice Cream at National Night Out |
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"A Place Called Sacramento" video |
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Media Launch: "The Ugly Truth" |
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Molly's Demotion Dinner |
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Scoopin' Ice Cream at the Taco Festival
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Best Small Club in District 5180! |
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Police & Sheriff's Memorial Annual Remembrance |
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Rotarians at Work Day |
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District Attorney Anne Marie Schubert |
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Support Oak Park Rotary House on Big Day of Giving: May 3The direct link to donate to Oak Park Rotary House through Big Day of Giving is:(https://www.bigdayofgiving.org/oakparkrotaryhouse) The Oak Park Rotary House website is:(http://www.oakparkrotaryhouse.com/ The Oak Park Rotary House Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/oakparkrotaryhouse/ Check out video of the interview with Fox 40 about Oak Park Rotary House a few years ago (https://fox40-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/fox40.com/2017/01/18/salute-to-service-oak-park-rotary-house/amp/?amp_js_v=0.1&usqp=mq331AQGCAEYASgB#origin=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&prerenderSize=1&visibilityState=prerender&paddingTop=54&p2r=0&horizontalScrolling=0&csi=1&aoh=15240179910631&viewerUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com%2Famp%2Ffox40.com%2F2017%2F01%2F18%2Fsalute-to-service-oak-park-rotary-house%2Famp%2F&history=1&storage=1&cid=1&cap=swipe%2CnavigateTo%2Ccid%2Cfragment%2CreplaceUrl). |
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ARC Scholarship Recipient Thanks Rotary
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Rotarians at Work Day |
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Rotary Club of North Sacramento's Representative Comes in Second |
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Rotarians & Interactors at Sacramento Food Bank |
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Club level speech contest |
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At the meeting on Feb 1 |
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Kenya Global Grant is fully pledged |
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TopGolf Fundraiser |
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Courageous Conversations at the Rotary Club of Berkeley |
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Packing Christmas Food Boxes at Stanford Settlement |
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Interact Blood Drive |
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World Polio Day |
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Interact Club Meeting October 19 |
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Dictionary Delivery: Castori |
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Dictionary LabelingAfter a fantastic lunch of BBQ at D's Smokin' Pit, the group moved to the Lemmon Law Office to place "4-way test" labels in the dictionaries we'll be distributing to third graders at several school in the Twin Rivers Unified School District. We'll be delivering dictionaries on two days -- one, a "class assembly" for third graders at Mary Grosjean's school, Castori Elementary, and then, the rest of the schools the following week. Dictionary Labeling from Lynette Andersen on Vimeo. |
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Bowling NightBowling Night from Lynette Andersen on Vimeo. Hosted by PP Nick Doiron, members of the Rotary Club of North Sacramento and Assistant Governor, Dave Veden, and his wife, Michele, spent the evening bowling at Country Club Lanes. As prospective member, Denise Williams, said at the beginning of the evening, "So much potential." "Potential" is over-rated. |
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DG Sandi's Club Visit Was DelightfulA Wonderful evening |
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National Night OutThe Rotary Club of North Sacramento, the Del Paso Blvd. Partnership, and Dixieanne Neighborhood Association partnered with Grace Center to provide hot dogs, hamburgers, and ice cream for local residents. May Darrell Steinberg and Councilman Allen Warren came to help. I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream |
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Rotarians volunteered at the Save Mart Wine GardenMembers from the Rotary Club of North Sacramento volunteered at the Save Mart Wine Garden Sunday afternoon. Despite the 100 degree heat, there was a steady stream of customers. Unsurprisingly, the chilled wines were the most popular. PDG Brian Moore, from the Rotary Club of Natomas, organizes this event each year. Our shift, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Sunday afternoon was staffed by Pres. Molly Evangelisti, PP Leslie Arnal, Leslie's brother, Bill Loeffler, PP Lynette Andersen, PP Nick Doiron, and Greg Higley.
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July 20 Meeting at Mama Kim's |
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Pres. Nick's Demotion Dinner |
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100 Year Celebration |
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Police & Sheriff's Annual Remembrance |
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Rotarians at Work Day 2017Rotarians at Work Day from Lynette Andersen on Vimeo. |
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A Salute to Service |
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Christmas PartyChristmas Party 2016 from Lynette Andersen on Vimeo. |
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Fundraiser at TopGolf |
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American River College Foundation Scholarship Awards |
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A Place Called North Sacramento |
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Demotion Dinner |
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Rotary House Clean Up |
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Dictionary Delivery |
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Bulletin 091615 |
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Bulletin 091115In some parts of the world, fall is a season of color, warmth, and comfort before the onset of the cold, barren winter. In others, autumn marks the end of the rainy season, a time of abundance, feasting, and giving thanks. And for some, fall can be a mystical time when the veil between the human world and the spirit world thins. The following are just some of the myriad fall celebrations around the globe. Apart from the cost of travel and lodging, the festivities are often free and open to all. Travelers who time their trips with these cultural events can make a trip to a faraway place all the more memorable at no extra cost. (Note: Consult the U.S. State Department's travel alerts and warnings before setting out for some of these sites.) Click here for the photo gallery: |
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Rotary House Clean Up Day |
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Oak Park Rotary HouseThe Oak Park Rotary House Foundation has modified its mission. We are now accepting domestic patients and we have formed a partnership with UC Davis Children’s Hospital. The social workers at UC Davis refer families whose child is being treated at the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NIQU). On a tour of Rotary House, Theresa Arciniega, one of the social workers at UC Davis, remarked, “When you walk through Rotary House, you can just feel the love in every nail.” We recently received an update from Kayla, the previous occupant. Kayla stayed at Rotary House for about two months while her newborn, Ryder, remained at the NIQU at UC Davis Children’s Hospital. He was born with a number of conditions, including spina bifida and hydro encephalitis. Kayla wrote, “I wanted to take the time and thank you for all your help. Ryder is finally home with no vent, but still has the tracheostomy tube. He is starting to lift his head now. He weighs 16 pounds 9 ounces and is 26 inches long. Without Rotary House, I wouldn't have been able to see my son as much as I did.” The current family’s child is a 9-year-old who has brain cancer. After several surgeries, he is now undergoing radiation and chemotherapy. The family has been a guest of Rotary House for more than a year. Rotary House allows him and his family to have a continuous place to stay during his entire course of treatment. They won’t have to worry about where they’ll stay in Sacramento or about the cost to constantly travel between home and the hospital. When the seven partner clubs built Rotary House, we did not appreciate that it’s location a few blocks from the hospitals, Ronald McDonald House, Kiwanis House and the other temporary housing facilities would be an advantage. Cancer patients have compromised immune systems and the isolation of Rotary House actually helps patients limit their exposure to diseases like the common cold and flu. In a recent letter, the child's caregiver said the boy was in the final part of treatment and he was doing well despite his compromised immune system. The caregiver wrote, " Everything is great at Rotary House and we know what a blessing it is for us to be here. I want every single person that was involved in creating Rotary House to know that this is more then just a temporary place to stay. This is a home and a sanctuary. From the day that we moved in, we felt comfortable and cared for. We have met some of the most interesting people that include: The many Rotary members that have checked in on us from day one, those who maintained the house, and the different Rotary clubs that have come to the house to care for the yard and other home needs. We thank you all from the bottom of our hearts; our wonderful neighbors who befriended us from the moment we moved in; UC Davis Medical Center staff, from the surgeons, doctors and nurses, to the cooks, cleaners, volunteers and every specialty clinic we've been too, we thank them always; the Patient Transport Team, whom are some of the nicest people in the world, have picked us up and brought us back from every UC Davis medical appointment we have had since the day we moved into Rotary House. They are all awesome and we are blessed to have every one of them in our lives.
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Report from Down Under
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In Memory of a Peace AdvocateA Brave and Startling TruthWe, this people, on a small and lonely planet Maya Angelou
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Rotary Day at the River CatsIt was a perfect day to hang out at Raley Field. Rotary Day at the River Cats is an annual event sponsored by District 5180. In addition to the weather, the fellowship and the fundraising for "Polio Plus", the icing on the cake was a River Cats win. They defeated the Tacoma Rainiers 6-1, winning three of the four game series against their division counterpart. This year, Rotarians purchased 336 adult tickets and 142 youth tickets. Approximately 225 Rotarians and guests attended the game. About 20 Interactors attended and more than 120 tickets were donated to various non-profit childrens organizations in the greater Sacramento area. This year, $3,898 was raised from ticket sales. In addition, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation will be matching that, 2:1. Up to $8 of every adult ticket sold and $5 from each donated ticket supports “End Polio Now”. The tickets didn't need to be used on Sunday. They may be used for any River Cats game. Many Rotarians purchased tickets they intend to use on other days. To encourage them to use those tickets and to sell additional tickets, another Rotary Day at the River Cats is scheduled Sunday, August 3, 2014. Game time is 5:05pm. Leslie, brother, Bill, nephew, Erik, and Erik's girlfriend, Haley |
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TopGolf Fundraiser on January 15 |
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We Welcomed Our Newest Guest to Rotary House
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Memories of DaddyLeslie Arnal: I had won an essay contest in high school. I was 17 years old at the time. The prize was to go to Washington DC to attend an awards ceremony with the First Lady. My mother organized a multiple day trip. I asked to go alone, and was granted the privilege, which I promptly abused by raiding the in-room stocked bar. My dad came for the ceremony itself, and then we checked out. He was handed a bar bill. When he asked the clerk for clarification, she said that bill was for the items consumed in the room from the bar. He never said a word to me about it for which I was forever grateful. Ed Gee: I come from a large family. I have seven siblings. I am the youngest. But being the youngest, I was the last to arrive. By the time I got there, our house was pretty full. So I typically didn’t have a lot of time alone with either of my parents. But the one thing that my Dad and I did together, just the two of us, was go fishing. I remember very fondly not only the time we spent together fishing in our “secret spots”, but also the time getting ready for the day. I especially remember going out to breakfast before the sun rose to a greasy spoon diner that is no longer around. It was a place truckers used to stop. We typically sat at the counter and had dollar sized pancakes and bacon. I still remember the waitress vividly. I also remember the short order cook preparing the breakfast. In fact, I remember once upon a time that I wanted to be a short order cook because of my impression of this cook. My Dad has now been gone for almost 25 years. If he were alive today, he would be 100 years old next year. Brad Driggers: When we hit Ghana, the local racing association was selling race trained Arabian stallions and my dad bought 2 of them which we rode frequently. The Ashanti rain forest is indescribably beautiful and we spent many mornings riding along misty trails in the thick bush. Because the humidity is so high, there is often a cool fog in the jungle and we’d often barely be able to see each other. Something new would materialize in front of us with every twist of the narrow trail. Massive trees would loom up and the horses would gingerly step around their tangled root walls that would sometimes extend 15 feet above the ground at the tree base. Vines were everywhere and you could hear the rustle of animals scampering deeper into the foliage. There was one fallen tree that was too deeply buried in the bush to walk around and we had to lean forward hugging our horses neck to make it under. Parts of my youth were straight out of an Edgar Rice Burroughs Tarzan novel. One day in a lush grass covered meadow along the way, we unsaddled the horses and as the sun was breaking thru, exchanged their bridles for halters. Putting the tether under one of their front hooves anchored them in place (horses will think they’re tied when they move their heads to walk and feel the tension on their halter) and we put our heads on the saddles and talked about important guy stuff. Afterwards we made it to the nearest village just as the women were bringing the days bread out of their domed clay ovens. It was a great day. Lynette Andersen: People don't have fences back East. If they did, it wouldn't have happened. And, it probably wouldn't happen, anywhere, today. No fences meant that people could spontanously gather and it also meant that everyone knew what was going on in everyone else's yard. In 1968, when my dad had just returned from the Vietnam War, we were transferred to Dover, Delaware. Back in the “olden days”, all the neighborhood children played together. There were no helicopter parents. There was no such thing as a "play date". Kids spent entire summer days away from their homes, playing together, returning only for meals and just before the street lights were about to come on. It was the summer between my fifth and sixth grade years. One night, some of the kids decided to have a "camp out" in our backyard. Kids began bringing pillows, old blankets and sheets over and we built a giant "tent". We clothes-pinned some of the blankets together and propped up with broomsticks. We spread other blankets on the ground. It was so hot and humid at night that sheets were all we needed for covers. By bedtime, there must have been 20 kids under the makeshift tent. The next summer, we moved to base housing. And, believe it or not, the kids in our new neighborhood did the same thing. Only this time, there were more kids because military families were bigger. This time, there were more than 30. The best part was that the morning after each camp out, my dad woke up early and fried eggs and bacon and sausage in an electric skillet for the whole crowd. He loved it. And he was the hit of the neighborhood! |
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Report from Down Under
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23rd Annual Crab & Shrimp Feed
Thanks all for another successful Crab Feed!
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Welcome to our new Homepage! |