Clive Burke is running up the stairs of the Empire State Building to raise money for Polio Plus!
The Empire State Building Run-Up (ESBRU)—the world’s first and most famous tower race—challenges runners from around the globe to race up its famed 86 flights—1,576 stairs. While visitors can reach the building’s Observatory via an elevator in under a minute, the fastest runners cover the 86 floors in about 10 minutes. Leaders in the sport of professional tower-running converge at the Empire State Building on May 14, 2019, in what some consider the ultimate test of endurance.
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She's All That 2019 was a fabulous affair! CLICK HERE to see photos!
JOIN US IN HAMBURG! The D5370 Gathering will be held June 3! Click here to register!
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RI President 2018-19, Barry Rassin, introduces his theme: Be The Inspiration!
District 5370 Governor 2018 2019 Ingrid Neitsch, M.Ed.
Ingrid is a dynamic educator with over 25 years' experience in the Edmonton Public School system. For 15 years she held high-profile leadership roles, including principal of the largest performing arts school in Western Canada. Ingrid holds a Master of Education degree from the University of Alberta and is committed to her own lifetime learning.
A proud member of the Rotary Club of Edmonton West since 2006, Ingrid was delighted to serve as President during the club's 60th year of celebration. Ingrid has served as District Membership Chair and District Board member, is a multiple Paul Harris fellow , Paul Harris and Bequest Society member , Benefactor, and is a proud recipient of a Leadership award.
As her next big adventure, Ingrid is thrilled and honoured to be serving as District Governor for District 5370. With great opportunity comes great responsibility, and Ingrid takes this very seriously. She is passionate about supporting the mission of peace and conflict resolution across the world through Rotary.
Where do I send my Vulnerable Persons Police Record Check?
- Go to your local police agency in your community and apply for a Vulnerable Persons Record Check
- Once you have received the original VPRC back please SCAN the document and EMAIL a copy of it to securitychecks@rotary5370.org
- Originals are not required. Keep yours to reuse for any other volunteer positions!
- Once you are certified to work with vulnerable persons in our district you will receive a letter of certification from the district office to keep in your files. That letter will tell you the length of certification you have.
- Forward that electronic document, Letter of Certification, to your club leadership for their record
- Remember to mark the expiry date of your certification on your calendar so you know when to reapply
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