Hello Rotarians and Friends,
We completed our Stream Cleanup service project yesterday with the Perkiomen Watershed Conservancy. A big thank you to our organizer, Donna Godfrey, and our volunteers Jim Oehlert, Elyse Conti, and family members. Check out our Facebook post for some photos, including Donna's husband in the creek!
We will continue to hold our bi-weekly lunch meetings and will be restarting our 'hybrid' format this week (April 14th). We will be meeting in-person at the Limerick Township building and you also have the ability to join via Zoom, if you prefer. Lunch is BYO and if you feel comfortable, please join us for some much needed fellowship! Our following meeting will be on April 28th and will also be hybrid. If anyone has speaker recommendations for upcoming meetings, you can reach out to Caroline Buto, who is coordinating our schedule. Speakers are needed for our upcoming meetings!
For anyone interested, the Harleysville Rotary Club will be holding their virtual meeting on April 14th at 7AM and will be hosting Dr. Valerie Arkoosh, Montgomery County Commission Chair, who will be providing an update on COVID vaccinations. Link to join:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82479711984
Other Club News
- Our Limerick Uncorked festival is in full planning mode. Our social media and website have been updated to reflect our new name and logo. Please check out our Facebook page and share: www.facebook.com/Limerickuncorked The event is scheduled for Saturday, October 2nd 2021. We have received very quick responses to our sponsorship requests and appreciate the support of 1st Colonial Community Bank who will be our Event Sponsor! - The Pancake Breakfast unfortunately has been cancelled altogether for 2021. This will certainly impact our ability to financially support our usual list of non-profits, so please help us consider other possible fundraising events this year.
Rotary International Vision Statement
Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change - across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
Be well,
Dan