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12th oldest Rotary club in the world
We meet Wednesdays at 12:00 PM
This week's meeting will be held at The Stadium Club at Manning's Restaurant
519 Fulton St.
New Orleans, LA  70130
United States
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Member Birthdays
Anne Kiefer
April 4
 
Gayle Dellinger
April 12
 
Bob Sharp
April 13
 
Monique Gardner
April 16
 
Bob Mora
April 17
 
Jay Rive
April 17
 
John Nicklow
April 17
 
Christine Hoffman
April 23
 
Chad Berg
April 25
 
Tara Knowles
April 26
 
Join Date
Duane Wiggin-Nettles
April 1, 2015
2 years
 
Rachel Jensen
April 1, 2015
2 years
 
Eugenie Encalarde
April 4, 2012
5 years
 
Francis Quinn
April 6, 2016
1 year
 
Richard Friedman
April 8, 1992
25 years
 
Ward Rice
April 16, 2014
3 years
 
Fred Preis
April 20, 1988
29 years
 
Alan Case
April 23, 2014
3 years
 
Josh Danzig
April 25, 2007
10 years
 
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This Week's Speaker
Apr 26, 2017
New Orleans Baby Cakes
New Orleans Baby Cakes

Augusto was born and raised in Pawtucket (PAW-TUCK-IT), RI. He graduated from La Salle Academy, in Providence RI and then served in the United States Marine Corps for 6 years. He is a Persian Gulf War Veteran, serving with the 6th Motor Transport Battalion during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm.

He received his B.A. in Political Science from the University of Rhode Island in ’93. He then received his Law Degree from Suffolk University, in Boston MA in ’98. He served in the administrations of both RI Attorney Generals Jeffrey Pine and Sheldon Whitehouse.

He then went on to work for the United Way of Rhode Island and served as the Senior Vice President/Annual Campaign Director, managing a team that raised in excess of $20MM annually for those in need in Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts. He eventually became the Assistant Vice President/Community Development Officer for the largest credit union in the State of Rhode Island, Pawtucket Credit Union. There he created a Community Development Department that administered corporate giving and community outreach.

He eventually achieved his personal goal of working in Sports. Serving as the General Sales Manager for the Pawtucket Red Sox Baseball Club, Triple A Affiliate of the Boston Red Sox. As the General Sales Manager his sales team reached record highs in terms of tickets sold and revenue generated. He also oversaw several successful in game promotions and charitable events for the franchise.

In 2014 he was offered and accepted a position with Learfield Sports, as the General Manager for Brown Bears Sports Properties at Brown University, Providence, RI.

He also served as an adjunct faculty member at Johnson & Wales University, Providence Campus, where he taught Sports Marketing.

Over the years, he has worked in the Academic, Government, Military, Non-Profit and Corporate sectors and feels this experience has helped him truly connect with current and prospective community and corporate partners.

His hobbies include running half marathons and marathons, reading, and the beach. He also considers himself a movie aficionado, usually watching every OSCAR nominated movie annually.

He is married to the former Kristin Cicilline of Newport, RI, and they have four grown children, Nicholas, Marcus, Austin and Madison.

"Cookie" relocated to New Orleans with the new ownership group of the former Zephyrs Baseball Team in January of 2016. He currently serves on the board of directors of both Junior Achievement of Greater New Orleans, Jefferson Parish Convention & Visitors Bureau, committee volunteer for the "Up on the Roof" for the East Jefferson General Hospital Foundation and is an Adjunct faculty member at both Loyola & Tulane Universities. He recently was a part of a rebranding effort for the team which is now known as the New Orleans Baby Cakes.

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Pictures From Warren Easton Luncheon
Our lunch at Warren Easton was a great success.  Thank you to all who attended!  Some photos from the event are featured below:
 
Warren Easton Interact Club members
 
 
Preparation for hungry Rotarians
 
 
Hungry Rotarians
 
 
Michelle Hakanson, Librarian at Warren Easton, commenting on the books that we donate each week.
 
 
 
 
 
Project For Lady Vets
On May 11, 2017, partly in celebration of Mother’s Day, the Southeast Louisiana Veterans Health Care System will hold its first annual Ladies Night. 
 
Ladies Night will be a special program to honor and celebrate our female Veterans.  Female Veterans will be invited to the new hospital to see everything the new facility has to offer, learn about services, and be treated to a fun evening of pampering, empowerment, and learning in a safe space. 
 
The Rotary Clubs of New Orleans and Mid-City, in a joint effort, have agreed to bring gift bags for the women veterans who attend the event.  During the month of April and first week of May, we will collect from our membership a list of items for the gift bags. Cash contributions would also be greatly appreciated.  Final deadline will be Wednesday, May 3. 
 
  • Moisturizing Lotion (travel size)
  • Hand Sanitizer (travel size)
  • Lip gloss or balm
  • Mascara
  • Finger nail polish
  • Nail polish remover (travel size preferred)
  • Finger nail file (colorful one preferred)
  • Compact mirror (purse size)
  • Sweet treats
Please contact Monique Gardner for any questions regarding this project.
Nurses Week
Nurses week will be celebrated at the club on May 3rd and we will again "kiss a nurse" for NORFI.
 
 
Save the Date - Tricentennial Kickoff Gala
Please mark your calendars!
 
Who: New Orleans Rotary Fund/Rotary Club of New Orleans
What: New Orleans Tricentennial Kickoff Gala
When: October 21st, 2017 7PM-10PM
Where: Gallier Hall 545 St. Charles Ave.
Featuring: Kermit Ruffins and the Barbeque Swingers
 
Open Bar, Great Food, Great Fun
Black Tie Optional
 
 
 
 
 
Neutral Ground Maintenance--You Are Needed!

 

The neutral ground is located on Poydras Street between Tchoupitoulas Street and South Peters Street. The new signs make it easy to see where you need to go. Two or three Rotarians are scheduled each week, but you can get creative and have others help if you wish. If you cannot work during the scheduled week, try to switch off with someone else. During your week, the deal is to pick up trash or broken limbs you find on the neutral ground. You can bring your own garbage bag and gloves. The trash pick up takes less than 15 minutes but be careful on the busy street. After you are finished, just throw the garbage bag into one of the public trash containers on Poydras Street.

 
Week of 04/24/2017, Jay Aronson, Maurye Aycock
Week of 05/01/2017, Hilton Bell, Shayne Benedetto
 

During the year, we will arrange to do more gardening work on the neutral ground and go to lunch afterward.

REMEMBER that in addition to keeping up this stretch of Poydras Street, this is a great way to get to know your fellow Rotarians. Also, if you cannot perform your assigned task think about getting a group of younger folks to handle it for you. They can be Interactors, high schoolers looking for community service hours or just folks looking for a way to get involved.

 

 

 



 

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