This week is the club's Committee Work Day. Bring your ideas and let's do some planning.
Chang-ing the World Annual Fund Change Drive continues. Bring in your jar of change to the weekly meeting, we will do the rest. Imagine what a difference we can make with our change.
Next week, October 19th, is our Foundation/Polio Plus program. Get ready to order some "Purple Pinkie" Donuts! We have to turn our order in to District by 10/17/22.
Everyone have a Great week. We will see you Wednesday.
Have a GREAT day!
Anne
Ann
Anne Champ
Rotary Club of Liberty, MO
President 2022 – 2023
Change-ing the World !
Members bring your change to our meetings. Change collected will be presented at Foundation Dinner November 5thfor the Annual Fund! Highest per capita giving club will get recognition!!
Thank you so much for allowing me to bring Innocent Magambi to your clubs to speak to them about refugees in Africa. He has sent me the following thank you to distribute to you and your clubs if you see fit. Additional copies of his book “Refugee for Life” are available at www.kibebe.com if any of your members missed out on the opportunity to get them while we were visiting.
Again, thank you so much. You are doing good in the world. I hope to see you all at the District Foundation Dinner on November 5th.
YIRS, Marc Horner District Rotary Foundation Chair 2022-2025 / Past District Governor 2019-2020 Rotary District 6040 / Past President Rotary Club of Kansas City 2011-2012
The recent detection of the vaccine-derived poliovirus type 2 case in New York, USA, and isolates in several environmental samples collected in London are stark reminders that as long as polio exists anywhere, it is a threat everywhere.
In August, I was proud to visit Pakistan and highlight Rotary’s top goal, eradicating polio. It was also a tremendous opportunity to spotlight female health workers who are playing a critical role in protecting children from this vaccine-preventable disease.
This month, as we celebrate World Polio Day, we are shining a spotlight on our more than 30-year effort to lead the first global polio eradication campaign and our success in forming partnerships capable of completing this massive goal. We all know that this is one of the most ambitious global health initiatives in history and that we’ve reduced polio cases by more than 99.9 percent worldwide.
Rotarian Leaders,
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