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This 5K & 10K Fun Run/Walk to raise funds to eradicate polio is a Rotary Days of Service Project, co-sponsored by Rotary District 5370 and the Rotary Club of Edmonton Riverview.
 
Rotarians, Rotaractors, Interactors and others are encouraged to sign up to complete their virtual 5K or 10K walk or run any time between September 11 and 19. 
 
Together we can End Polio Now! Register Today! 
 
Want To Walk as a Group?
The Rotary Club of Edmonton Whyte Avenue is planning a virtual group walk with COVID safety protocols in place. 
 
Sunday, September 19, 2 pm   Fort Edmonton Park
Meet under the bridge as a starting point.
There are MANY trails and you can walk as far as you wish! AND invite family and friends to join you! 
For those joining us on September 19, please RSVP to Tamara Larson at larson.tamarac@gmail.com or text at 587783880
 
Not able to join us? Let us know your date, how far you walked and send us a photo to post on our social media. AND, don't forget to register on the link included in this email for funds to be allocated our FUN FEARLESS & FOCUSED club's polio goal! 
 
Registrations and all donations will go towards the eradication of polio. Any funds raised will be attributed to your clubs fund raising to support polio eradication.
* This does not include expenses and processing fees.
 
When you register, please make sure you select Rotary Club of Edmonton Whyte Avenue so our club gets the recognition for the polio funds raised!
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As well donors will receive a charitable donation receipt for monies donated less the administration fee of 6.5 % of the donation.
 
Together we can End Polio Now! Register Today!
 
AND click link below to register!
 
See you on September 19! 
 
Rotary Foundation Moment
What is a Rotary Direct?
 
Support Rotary’s Foundation year-round by making an automatic recurring gift with Rotary Direct. You choose how much and how often to give. It’s a simple and secure way to make a big impact. Online credit card contributions can be made monthly, quarterly, or annually, with a US$10 transaction minimum. Donors can also enroll using the Rotary Direct enrollment form, The Rotary Foundation Contribution Form, by calling the Support Center at +1-866-9ROTARY, or by going online at my.rotary.org/rotary-direct. Donors can change or cancel their recurring giving online at any time through My Rotary. After you sign in, go to Account Settings by following the link in the upper right. Then choose the Donor Self Service tab. Rotary Direct is safe, secure and easy… Sign up today. Thank you for your support.
 
 
 
District Updates
September Message from our District Governor
 
September is Basic Education and Literacy Month! 
 
Click below to hear from District Governor Donna Barrett 
 
2nd Annual Peter Lee Golf Classic 
Rotary Employment Partnership
 
Foster Park Brokers is hosting the 2nd annual Peter Lee Golf Tournament in support of the Rotary Employment Partnership.
 
Click below for registration and tournament details! 
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District Events
May 27 & 28, 2022
Fantasyland Hotel
Better Together District Conference
 
Orange Shirt Day
 
To recognize Orange Shirt day, Root for Trees encourages citizens to reflect on Residential schools and their lasting impacts on generations of people. Root for Trees will be giving away trees, shrubs, and wildflowers as a way to honor the victims, families, friends, and intergenerational survivors. 

Edmontonians are invited to pick up a plant, speak with an Elder and plant their tree as an act of reconciliation. Root for Trees is taking the initiative to listen, connect, advocate, and partner with Indigenous Peoples, as outlined in the City of Edmonton’s Indigenous Framework. We encourage fellow Edmontonians to do the same and join us on Thursday, September 30th from 10 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. at Hawrelak Park.
 
 
 
 
Tuesday Meeting
September 14, 2021
6PM - 7PM
 
Join Zoom Meeting
 
Meeting ID: 871 9049 7054
Passcode: 179357
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At our next meeting our presenter will be Jon Gogan from STARS.
 
He has provided us with a video to watch BEFORE the meeting on Tuesday.
 
Here is a link to the video
 
 
It's only 4:53 so it's not long. The YouTube link will help to inform us prior to the presentation and hopefully prompt some questions.
 
 
 
 

Upcoming Webinar | Work with AMP | Mentoring in Schools

September 27th 1:30 - 2:30 MST

AMP will be joined by Elder Murial Lee from Maswacis to share Cree traditional knowledge and practices to honor Truth and Reconciliation Week.
Topics including prayer, smudging, natural law, Truth and Reconciliation, and Indigenous mentoring will be discussed during this hour long webinar.

Register
 

Teen Mentoring in Schools: Mentoring in Schools 101

September 22nd 4:00 - 5:30 MST 

Are you looking for a way to develop healthy relationships, and leadership for your students while also supporting their mental wellbeing? As we return to schools many students will be feeling disconnected and disengaged. Teen mentoring can help to create connections and has been shown to increase academic achievement, positive mental health and decrease unhealthy behaviours in both the 'mentor' and 'mentee'.

The objective of this Collaborative Community is to support regional and provincial networks of school-based mentoring educators and mentoring organisations and to provide the framework for a sustainable teen mentoring network. 

For this purpose, supported by a grant from an anonymous funder in partnership with the Alberta Mentoring Partnership (AMP), AMP is offering a variety of opportunities to develop and strengthen teen mentoring in schools. This includes:

October 20th Mentoring in Schools Summit - Supporting Adolescent Mental Health Through Strengthening Webs of Support  

Teen Mentoring in Schools Collaborative Community Network Series (North Cohort)

Teen Mentoring in Schools Collaborative Community Network Series (South Cohort)

In addition to the ongoing cohort series, AMP is also offering a number of stand- alone sessions based on feedback from past participants. These are not in the cohort series, so that people can attend to hear about the underlying premise of the cohort, or gain a deeper understanding of a particular topic. Each of these registrations is separate from both the cohort series as well as each other.

Session 1: Mentoring in Schools 101 (resources will be reviewed) - Sept 22
Canadian research has found girls who were mentored were 2 times less likely to be depressed; boys and girls were 2 times and 3 times, respectively, less likely to have social anxiety; girls & boys were 2 times less likely to exhibit conduct problems. During this webinar we will look at different forms of mentoring in schools, both formal and informal including intergenerational mentoring, teen mentoring, virtual mentoring, Career and Technology Studies credits and natural supports. Ideas for how to incorporate or enhance mentoring of all types in your school will be shared. Participants will learn about the Alberta Mentoring Partnership and the resources available to help support mentoring in schools.

Session 2: Webs of Support & Other Forms of Informal Mentoring - December 2021 

Session 3: Intergenerational Mentoring in Schools - February 23, 2022 

Session 4: Planning Your Mentoring Initiative - May 3, 2022 

To learn more about these sessions, please visit albertamentors.ca/network

Register for 'Mentoring in Schools 101'
 
 
 
 
Roman Bayrock and wife Sandra ( RC Edmonton Riverview)  are spearheading a project for Belize in conjunction with the next SeaCan of playgrounds and assorted surplus equipment headed down at the end of the month/early September.
 
Their goal is to collect 250 wedding gowns, veils etc. to send down to the women in Belize looking to set up a resale shop to give them some economic opportunities.  They have over 150 so far.
 
If you or your members & family have any dresses they wish to donate, please contact Sandra directly and they will arrange to pick them up.  sandra.bayrock@century21.ca
Thanks so much for your consideration and continued interest in supporting Women in need.

 

Rotary Schedule at a Glance

Tuesday, September 14th
STARS
Tuesday, September 21st
Edmonton Sport Council
 
 
Tuesday, September 28th 2021 
Carolyn Campbell
President and CEO of Norquest College
Russell Hampton
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