Onward with the business of Rotary, which I believe would be pleasing to Dr. King.
Welcome to 2021 and Happy New Year! Your Program Committee, more than ably led by Rev. Lloyd Gnirk and Lloyd Myer, has slated an impressive Q1 and Q2 speaker lineup.
We will be welcoming leaders from…
Methodist Health System
Youth Emergency Services
UNO College of Business
The FBI Omaha Field Office
The New Munroe Meyer Institute
The Omaha Airport Authority
Quality Living Inc. (QLI)
Southside Redevelopment Corporation
The Stormchasers and Union Omaha
Election Systems & Software
CHI
The Douglas County District Court, and
The USGA Senior Open
Plus Omaha Chief of Police Todd Schmaderer, leadership guru Dr. Kim Hoogeveen and NFL Referee and former Husker Clete Blakeman.
Simply outstanding, Lloyds. I am looking forward to our fellowship at noon on Wednesdays.
Don’t miss this Wednesday as we kick off the new year with some exciting news for The Rotary Club of Omaha!
Lindy Hoyer has been in touch with the Salvation Army in regards to their winter watch food distribution program. Volunteer spots are available January through February. Each shift will require up to 3 club members to sign up, two will be serving food and one will be the jump (person who organizes crowd outside and hands out clothing). At this time no drivers are needed. The shifts start at 5:15 p.m. at the SA Western Divisional Headquarters, 10755 Burt Street. If new to volunteering for SA, need to arrive a bit early to fill out paperwork. The shifts each night are from 5:45-8 p.m. Volunteers must bring and wear a mask, wear warm clothes.
Stephen Center Food Service 2723 Q St, Omaha, NE 68107 3-5 volunteers per shift Suitable for families, as long as children are over age of 10. Volunteers will be serving meals, no food preparation. Masks required.
Monday, January 25 from 4:30-6:30 Monday, February 15 from 4:30-6:30 Wednesday, February 24 from 4:30-6:30
