Please sign up for Outreach Food Project on March 10 - CLICK HERE
Outreach Coordinators from each of the Area 2 clubs are fully engaged in signing upVolunteers for the event. Club Coordinator, Sharon Fontana continues to reach out to all our members and friends of Morning Star. As she is currently pursuing her colleagues at her office, we request you get outside the box and exercise your creative talents. We will need more volunteers than last year and also to help support those clubs with "more senior demographics." You can sign up online via the linkson the email or go directly to our websitewww.morningstarrotary.org.
For this year we have raised the bar - we have successfully achieved a matching District Grant for $5,000 allowing us a total of $10,000. We will be able to provide 40,000 meals to help in our communities.
Each Rotary Club receives a proportionate share of meals which they then determine how the meals are distributed throughout their club communities. For Morning Star this is 8,000 meals!
Please sing up now - we will need many hands - both Rotary and family, friends, colleagues, all ages welcome, to accomplish this project.
This is also an opportunity to invite that potential new member to experience a sample of what Rotary is all about.
This is truly a HANDS-ON PROJECT we always hear Rotarians asking for. The 5 Area 2 Clubs include Bethlehem Downtown, Bethlehem Morning Star, Easton, Nazareth and Saucon/Center Valley.
RAGS - Rotarian Action Groups help Rotary clubs and districts plan and carry out community development and humanitarian service projects in their area of expertise. The groups are organized by Rotarians and Rotaractors who are proficient, and have a passion for service, in a particular field.
Click Rotary Action Groups Flyer to access pdf in Downloads and learn more on how RAGS operate, their benefits, examples of RAGS, Start a NEW RAG and related resources.
Thursday, February 22 we will have the pleasure of a presentation by Deputy Director of Communications for the PA Gaming Control Board, Richard McGarvey.
As many of our members already know, each year our club sponsors four high school juniors to participate in the four day leadership development program which is our district's Camp Neidig event. Rotary District 7430 welcomes you to Camp Neidig, celebrating its 69th year of inspiring tomorrow's leaders in 2018! Preparations are under way for Camp Neidig 2018. Before starting this year's recruitment process in our Bethlehem area high schools, we would like to extend this sponsorship opportunity to interested sons and daughters of our club members.
Camp Neidig is a well-established youth development program dating back to 1950, and annually serves approximately 150 students from 80 high schools in our southeastern Pennsylvania region of district 7430. The program begins on Friday, June 15, and concludes on Monday, June 18.
For more information, please visit www.campneidig.com or feel free to contact Rick Morrissey at rpmorrissey16@yahoo.com for a direct contact for students or parents with questions in reference to applying for Camp Neidig. Tour our site to see what makes this camp one of the best leadership experiences for high school students in Eastern Pennsylvania!
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