The Rotary RoseBowl Parade Float is possibly the largest multi-district public image effort promoting Rotary International, in the world!! It is seen by 73,000,000 households, 700,000 on parade route, and countless articles and print! This year's theme is "Planting the Seeds of Service" and believe it or not, the Tournament of Roses theme is "Making a Difference". Here is a sneak-peek of the January 1st, 2018 Rotary Rose Parade Float!
It seems that Rotary District 5790 Rotary members simply can not stay out of the Rotary Magazine. Check out the December, 2017 edition. There is a great article about the Great Western Trail and Rotary member efforts preserve a bit of history. Rotarians from 3 countries led this effort to bring the overgrown trail back to life and install trail markers commemorating this wonderful bit of history. Fort Worth Rotary member Sylvia Mahoney along with several others on our district helped launch this effort which eventually led to hundreds of Rotary members from Mexico to Canada embracing the project.
Of course, if you have read the printed edition that came in the mail this week, you will also have seen letters to the editor section of the magazine the photo of a Cross Timbers Rotary Club board meeting and a cryptic suggestion there may be a future RI president in that crowd. Hmm...we can all say I knew them when.
Wonderful article in Wichita Falls Living magazine about Wichita Falls Southwest RC. The article starts on page 94. Rotary, Making a Difference in Wichita Falls, Texas. Congratulations!
In case you missed the "Insider" page of the November, 2017 issue of the Rotarian magazine, Rotary District 5790 has two of our very own members listed as Rotary Foundation Award winners. Past District Governor Sharron Miles received the Citation for Meritorious Service and Past District Governor Tom Sheriff was recognized with a Distinguished Service Award.
PDG Sharron Miles served as District Governor in our district for the 2011-2012 Rotary Year. A member of the Cleburne Rotary Club, Sharron currently serves as the District 5790 Foundation Chair.
Past District Governor Tom Sheriff served as the District Governor in our district during the 2004-2005 Rotary Year. Tom currently is a member of the Wichita Falls North Rotary Club where he is serving as club secretary.
a quick update and pictures from my time in China so far. I have reached the halfway point in my fall semester and I am really enjoying living in Beijing. My classes are very interesting and I appreciate the chance to hear the perspectives of my Chinese professors and international classmates. In addition, last week I received my household goods shipment, including the Southlake Rotary flags. Thank you very much! I will look for opportunities to visit more Rotary Clubs while I am in China.
Below, I have attached a few photos from my travels around China while I have had breaks from class. My sister and her fiance were even able to visit while I was on Fall Break.
Single parents in Mansfield are in invited to come to our campus for free lunch, coats, hair cuts, vision screening, dental screening, CPR training, vehicle trip inspections, family photos, financial and legal advice and many more fun activites while supplies last. Sponsored by Ben Barber Innovation Academy, Mansfield Sunrise Rotary Club and Ben Barber DECA.
This years November 18th Foundation Festival promises to be the most enjoyable and memorable Rotary events of year. First of all, the event is being hosted jointly by Rotary Districts 5790 and 5810. These two districts represent the over 5,827 Rotary members in the North Central and North Texas areas (DFW). Typical of all Texans, we are thinking BIG by hosting the event in the the HUGE and beautiful DFW Grand Hyatt Hotel Convention Center where we will be able to share this event with 900 of your best Rotary buds.
Second, Rotary International President Ian Riseley and his wife Juliet will be joining us for the celebration. As our keynote speaker, Ian will be sharing the inspirational news of Rotary making a difference. Yes, we do think BIG!
When it comes to our Silent Auction, think HUGE with over 130 wonderful items that will tantalize the tastes of even the most particular member of our Rotary family.
Speaking of taste, how about gourmet food served from several presentation and carving stations.
And, while you sit at a table with your best Rotary friends you enjoy some of DFW's finest entertainment.
Rotarians do a great deal of good in the world and being a world-class Rotarian includes not only local community projects, but also projects that are beyond the club level. The magnitude of these projects is so significant that the support of all Rotary clubs and allied organizations is necessary. Polio is such a world-wide humanitarian project. Since 1979, with almost 40 years of unswerving commitment, Rotary through Rotarians, is recognized as the world’s primary (non-government) lead organization to lead the way to eradicate “the world’s greatest crippler,” polio.
Our World Class designation is not just because of our substantial $1.6 billion financial support, it is also because of the 38 years of polio efforts from a world-wide distribution of members, and their influence with global leaders. It is also a reflection of a Rotary culture that began during the first 20 years when individual Rotarians and clubs funded and managed local Crippled Children Hospitals to help crippled as well as disabled children.
Top global health experts and Rotary's polio ambassadors gathered at the headquarters of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, Georgia, to hail progress made by Rotary and its partners, saying polio is on the brink of eradication.
Barry Rassin, of the Rotary Club of East Nassau, New Providence, Bahamas, has been selected to be 2018-19 Rotary president. Rassin’s nomination follows Sam F. Owori’s death in July, just two weeks into his term as Rotary International president-elect.
Read about Rotary President Elect Barry Rassin here.
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Plan on joining 900 of your Rotary, Making a Difference friends in welcoming Ian Riseley, 2017-18 Rotary International President to the DFW Area and sharing an evening of fun and festivities at the
Please join your Rotarian friends at their 29th Annual Scholarship Scramble. Please see attachments for more info and registration information. Spend a great day with your friends, help some kids get the education they need!
Highland Village Rotary raises funds to benefit local non-profits including Meals On Wheels, YMCA, boys & Girls Club, Children’s Advocacy Center, Special Olympics, Fallen Officers Fund and many more.