Linda Kentes (Executive Director) from International House of Ann Arbor, talked about their house.
For over a century, International House has promoted intercultural understanding and peace through peer-to-peer diplomacy. They are a nonprofit 501(c)(3) living learning community which houses and supports international and US students and scholars.
Linda described, that the International House cultural immersion program teaches students and scholars from around the world to care for each other, to grow their understanding of other cultures and their own, and to embrace and respect differences.
What is at International House
Apartment: The House is within easy walking distance of main campus, the Diag, downtown shops, restaurants and museums.
Activities: IHAA and our residents will host a variety of events and activities. IHAA residents experience celebrations of the world.
Community: IHAA is a supportive community where neighbors become friends and everyone feels at home.
Ann Arbor's International House is located at 921 Church St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104, and has many volunteer opportunities.
Rotary Club donated $1000.00 to International House Ann Arbor on October 8. 2026.
On September 24th at the Rotary Club of Ann Arbor North Luncheon Manish Mehta talked about his trip to Taipei Taiwan where he attended the Rotary International Convention. More than 37,000 Rotary members and participants from over 140 countries are gathering at Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center and the Taipei Dome from 13-17 June 2026 for the membership service organization’s annual international convention. Manish showed us photos and videos of his experiences at the convention.
KCAH, works with a multitude of different organization to produce a 390-gram food packet that provides enough nutrition for six adults or twelve kids. These packets are produced at different schools, churches, and community halls and are called packaging events. The meal packing event empowers volunteers from all walks of life to share their talents and abilities to touch peoples’ lives whom they may know and some whom they may never see, but they do make an impacted as they work together feeding children around the corner and around the world.
We accomplish this by delivering a highly nutritious meal, that was developed by food scientists to provide a rich source of easily digestible protein, carbohydrates, and vitamins needed by an undernourished child’s body and mind. The food is also acceptable to the broad diversity of ethnic tastes and religious differences around the world. The food offers all nine of the essential amino acids required for complete nutrition, something that can’t be said about other typical food relief sources such as rice or beans alone. It is also very simple to prepare, requiring only six cups of boiling water to make a complete meal.
You will see the DONATE button at the top of the page. Click on that button to be taken to the donation page.
Make your desired donation.
Close that page.
Back on the main page, scroll down past the donation button. There is a second button to VOLUNTEER. It is located in a section called: Want to Help Pack Meals?
Cindy Miller from C Miller & Associates spoke to RCAAN on how our life perspective may have been shaped by the timing of your birth. Looking at the last 5 generations we explored differences in outlook, actions, choices and values.
At August 27th Rotary Club of Ann Arbor North Luncheon John White jumped in after our speaker canceled and talked about his new project.
John is putting together a data bank that will be on Google Calendar that will be available to the local social clubs like Rotary, Kiwanis, and Lion's clubs to see what is going on in each club. The club would send an event to a data bank and it will be put on Google Calendar and club members from all local social clubs can come out to the event.
On August 13th District Governor Lee Holsted talked about what was going on the the District and in Rotary. Lee said, “Create Lasting Impact” was announced by Rotary International President-Elect Olayinka Hakeem Babalola during the International Assembly. Create Lasting Impact, encourages all of us, as people of action, to work together to make a meaningful difference in our communities and around the world.
Lee advised for membership, do not invite a potential member to a club meeting. Invite them to a social event or to a project the club is doing. This is more fun them going to a meeting.
Lee liked out new meeting place and was encouraged about our plans for the year and future.
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