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Birch Bay Village
1 Village Inn Rd
Bar Harbor,
ME 04609 United States
The Bar Harbor Bank and Trust's David Harding Golf Tournament was a great success despite the occasional rain. Rotary partnered with the bank so that this year's proceeds would benefit the Park Street Playground project. We're still waiting on the final numbers for the funds raised. Many thanks to Rotarians past and present who helped either organize or volunteered the day of the event. These include Shaun Farrar, Scott Hammond, Dean Read, Lisa Horsch Clark, Judy Holmes, Benni McMullen and Carrie Jones.
This Saturday, several Rotarians gave up a couple hours of their afternoon to help chaperone or take money at the door at the Dance for the Playground, sponsored by FishMaine. The first-of-its-kind end-of-the-school-year event gave part of its proceeds to the Park Street Playground as well. We're still waiting on the numbers there, but we can say a massive thanks to Rotarians (and spouses) Dean Read, Penny Read, Dick Fox, Martha Abbott, Gaylynn Wells, Steven Boucher and Carrie Jones for chaperoning and manning the cash box. If you want secure cash, put Dick and Martha on the doors.
Also, for the month of May, FishMaine Inc donated $723 from sales of the Park Street Pretzel from their restaurants!
If you haven't yet, please sign up for our annual dinner, Wednesday June 15 at the Asticou in Northeast Harbor. We have a lot to celebrate. We'll have a social hour and a cash bar at 5:30, then sit to eat at 6:00 and begin awards and presentations at 6:30.
$28 per person includes choice of entree, popovers, salad, and ice cream sundae. Entree choices are hanger steak, salmon, chicken marsala or fettuccine with pesto and asparagus.
Please RSVP to Liz at lizgraves@gmail.com by Wednesday, or in person at Wednesday's lunch meeting. She'll have the current list at the meeting if you'd like to double-check or make changes. Please plan to pay by cash or check on the day of.
As they become available, we will be posting copies of the Board of Directors meetings in the bulletin. Please take time to review what is happening in our club.
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Rotary members, their families and friends can support Rotary’s work by bidding on antiques, artwork, jewelry, and collectibles through eBay Live Auctions events.
Each month, Rotary will promote on its social media outlets a set of upcoming Live Auctions events, and eBay, the world’s largest auction website, will donate a portion of all sale proceeds from those events to Rotary.
Live Auctions events enable buyers to participate in auctions across the United States -- held at such auction houses as Sotheby’s, Swann, and Freeman’s -- without leaving home. Under this proceeds-sharing...
Forms in additional languages are now available to help you record individual donations to The Rotary Foundation or single donations that combine gifts from several club members. You can get blank or personalized versions of the forms in English, French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish by signing in to My Rotary and visiting the Manage My Club section of the Club and District Administration page. You can also contribute at www.rotary.org/give.
In his address to convention attendees on Tuesday, 31 May, Trustee Chair Ray Klinginsmith proclaimed that The Rotary Foundation has never been stronger than it is today.
Bolstered by generous contributions from members and robust programs like PolioPlus and the Rotary Peace Centers, the Foundation's good work is drawing public notice, Klinginsmith said: CNBC, a leading consumer and business news outlet in the U.S., ranked Rotary No. 5 among the top 10 charities changing the world in 2015.
"Isn't it clear that our Foundation is truly better than ever before?" said Klinginsmith, who reported...
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