Last week went very quickly.....so no bulletin last week. That means that this week's Rotarianette will be an enlarged version.
Last week during our committee workday, we finalized a lot of the details for Butt Buster '25. Tickets have been printed and "Ticketmaster" this year is Jim Waterman! Each club member has been assigned 10 tickets to sell and/or give away (you can always sell/give away more) and Jim will have them available beginning this week. Members will be billed by "Money Man" David Evens. Bulk Delivery order forms are also available and "Delivery King" Ethan Stark will again be handling them. Please contact Jim, David, or Ethan if you have any questions.
This week our program host, Steve Hemphill, is bring Hilltop Technologies, a start-up Cyber Security firm developed at The Mathes Innovation Center located on the William Jewell Campus, to educate us. Steve has been traveling abroad but reached out Monday to assure us that he would be back by Wednesday!
See you Wednesday,
Jennifer
Jennifer Rodgers, President
Rotary Club of Liberty
D6040
Choice Sponsors:
Blue Dog Merch, Central Bank, Clay County Savings Bank, Commerce Bank, Cumpy's, Curry Real Estate, KC Dumpster Rental, McClelland Law, MO Farm Bureau, Pittman Printing, Pony Express Bank, RC Jones, The Exercise Coach, Withers Brant Igoe Mullennix, Zipco
Blue Ribbon Sponsors:
Premier Network
Attic Storage of Liberty South
Hallmark Cards Distribution
Scratch Catering
Jim Tanner BB25 Tribute
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Goal: $25,000
Current: $19,985
Prime Sponsor:
Bank of Shoal Creek
Brass Rail
Drs Waterman & Baker
Knauss Consulting
Liberty Hospital Foundation
Life Unlimited
Butt Buster BBQ 2025 Special Sponsors outside "pre-set" categories!!!
Action Printing, Courier Tribune, Smokehouse BBQ, Mitch & Wendy Gloor, Paul & Carol Richards.
! SAVE THE DATE !
Registration opening soon.
DGE Jodi Sundaram
District 6040 Governor Induction
Rotary Club Liberty
90th Birthday Party
Shoes for Orphan Souls Update: Our "New" shoe collection will continue through April and into May right up until District Conference. Bring your shoes to our meetings or you can make arrangements with Kimbal to deliver them to directly to Vocational Services Inc. Staff at VSI are assisting us with packing and storing our shoes again this year and we are very thankful! If you don't want to shop, donate some funding and our "professional shoe shoppers" will gladly spend it for you! The "shoe tally" does not include a whole shopping cart Mitch brought to Kimbal on Monday......show up Wednesday to get this week's updated total.
Work Days at Rotary Plaza:
Mulch Day, last Saturday, was a huge success with a great Mulch Crew and perfect weather! Not only did we get support and direction from our Town and Country Garden Club contact, Sandy Turner, but we also had assistance from Liberty North HS Interact member, Sophia, who took time from her "prom" day preparations to throw some Mulch! Ken also showed up and is helping install the new "official" RC of Liberty mail box. Once it is installed you will see the mailing address for the club changing from the old post office box to Rotary Plaza's address 100 W Franklin st.
Liberty N HS Interact was at work!
Mulch Crew "2025
Jesse not only helped with mulch but he also mowed!
Pavilion Cleaning day: we took everything out, cleaned, and put it all back again.
Interact members also helped clean and haul stuff around on Pavilion Cleaning day.