Members of the Brooklyn Park and Global Travelers Clubs are stepping back into international service trips.They just completed a service project at Toror Clinic in western Kenya. Additionally, the female Rotarians taught a Days for Girls class for 47 girls in grades 6-8 and left a supply of kits for additional girls. A teacher received training so she can lead future Days for Girls educational programs.
Pictured with the 5950 Rotarians are the Deputy Mayor of Koricho County (center), Kericho County officials and three Kericho area Rotarians who are forming a new club that hopes to charter in September. The travelers thank PDG Tom and Catherine Gump for supplying Rotary pins that were given to the new Rotarians, county officials and distributed with the Days for Girls kits.
Pictured with the 5950 Rotarians are the Deputy Mayor of Koricho County (center), Kericho County officials and three Kericho area Rotarians who are forming a new club that hopes to charter in September. The travelers thank PDG Tom and Catherine Gump for supplying Rotary pins that were given to the new Rotarians, county officials and distributed with the Days for Girls kits.
The Governor of Kericho County hosted the Brooklyn Park and Global Travelers members one evening. Now the 5950 Rotarians are spending a few days at the world famous Masai Mara National Preserve to experience aspects of the great animal migration of the Serengeti. If you or a prospective member are interested in the Global Travelers Club, contact Steve Laible at laible@comcast.net.