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Decatur Rotary Club recognized with prestigious Governor's Cup
 
Every year the sitting District Governor recognizes one club in the entire district as the Governor's Cup winner. This year, 2022-2023 District Governor Dan Steele selected the Decatur Rotary Club as the District 5790 Governor's Cup winner.
 
(L-R) DGE Pat Peters, Jeff Peters, Eileen Cross, DG Dan Steele and Lannie Noble
 
The actual Governor's Cup trophy will be awarded at the June 29th Decatur RC Installation Dinner. Decatur RC will have the privilege of displaying the cup at all its events for the next 12 months.
 
 
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District 5790 Governor recognizes 20 Vibrant Clubs at District  Conference
 
Twenty District 5790 Rotary clubs have been recognized for their Vibrant Club efforts this past year.
 
14 of the 20 Clubs were present at the Vibrant Club awards ceremony at the District Conference Saturday dinner.
Left to Right: Victoria Farrar-Myers_RC Arlington, Kella Price_RC Aledo, Joe Biles_RC Abilene SW, Roger Shady_RC Champions, Sharron Miles_RC Cleburne, Jim Moll_RC Cross Timbers, Eileen Cross_RC Decatur, Rebecca Jackson_RC Denton, Brian Glenn_ RC Denton-Lake Cities, Dan Steele, District Governor, Skip Overdier_RC Granbury, Larry Petrash_RC Iowa Park, Ray Bowens_ RC Lewisville Morning, Sarah Hahs_RC Mineral Wells, Tim Schuetz_RC Southlake
 
 
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Upcoming District Events
Mental Health First Aid Class for Rotarians
Mental Health First Aid Class for Rotarians
Oct 09, 2023 6:30 PM – Oct 17, 2023 9:00 PM
Zoom Meeting
Training & All Clubs Celebration - Hold the Dates
Training & All Clubs Celebration - Hold the Dates
Apr 26, 2024 – Apr 27, 2024
TBD
Stories from our Vibrant Clubs
Wichita Falls Rotary Club is in the news
Wichita Falls Rotary Club is in the news
 
Wonderful Times Record News article about the Wichita Falls Rotary Club annual Outstanding Annual Citizen of 2022-2023 selections at their January 12th meeting. One of the two recipients, Dr. Brian Hull shown at left expressing his thank you sentiments. See the full news article including the co-selection Nancy Brown below.
 
District Blood Drive Chair announces One pint per Rotarian Challenge
District Blood Drive Chair announces One pint per Rotarian Challenge
Help save lives by recruiting and serving the community healthcare system by donating blood through Rotary Club Blood Drives!
 
We have heard the slogan "Everyone Bring One" to encourage us to recruit members. District 5790 Blood Drive Chair and Head Vampire John Pardue has thrown down the gauntlet with the "One Pint per Rotarian Challenge". John is challenging every club in the district to host one or more blood drives so that each club will generate at least one pint of donated blood per club member between now and Jan 30, 2023.
 
Help our poor District 5790 Blood Drive Committee Chair John Pardue (member of RC of Fort Worth South)
 
Like the vampires of Transylvania, his passion for blood may cause him to morph into one of those famous vampires. Of course John's passion is in supporting the community healthcare system by encouraging fellow Rotarians and their friends to donate blood! Please read his letter to Rotarians below and work with your clubs blood drive chair to respond to this challenge.
 
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Message from the RI President
In his closing speech to the attendees of the RI Convention in Melbourne this year, incoming RI President R. Gordon R. McInally had this message for Rotary leaders.

Create Hope in the World - District 3350
This inspirational video was prepared and directed by Wichai Chivakanit, DG for District 3350, and Thanongsak Wiboonma, Rotary Song Committee chair.

News Stories from Rotary International
Rotary members provide modular housing to Ukraine

Affordable and easy to install, the prefabricated houses offer shelter – and a sense of hope

Rotary projects around the globe September 2023

Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in Belize, the United States, Canada, India, and the United Kingdom.

A solar energy divide

Rotary and Habitat for Humanity team up to bring rooftop solar to low-income homeowners in America

Classrooms wired for success

The Rotary clubs of Panamá Norte and Westchester (Los Angeles), put together a global grant that sought to remedy the digital divide in Panama. The project provided each school with 30 laptops for students, an interactive whiteboard, and other technology, and also provided training for local teachers.

Rotary International Statement 

It is a tragic and sad time for the people of Ukraine and the world.
 
At Rotary, we are deeply concerned by the deteriorating situation in Ukraine and the escalating loss of life and humanitarian hardship there.  Continued military action against Ukraine will not only devastate the region, but also risk spreading tragic consequences across Europe and the world.
 
As one of the world’s largest humanitarian organizations, we have made peace the cornerstone of our global mission.  We join the international community in calling for an immediate cease fire, withdrawal of Russian forces, and a restoration of diplomatic efforts to resolve this conflict through dialogue. 
 
In the past decade, Rotary clubs in Ukraine, Russia and nearby countries have transcended national differences and have actively engaged in peace-building projects to promote goodwill and to marshal assistance for the victims of war and violence. Today, our thoughts are with our fellow Rotary members and others in Ukraine coping with these tragic events. Rotary International will do everything in its power to bring aid, support and peace to the region. 
At Rotary we celebrate and promote diversity.
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District 5790 Leadership Plan Version 14
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This is your District 5790 Blood Drive Resource. If your club would like to sponsor a blood drive in your community please click here for more information on how to set-up and promote a Blood Drive.
Clubs are encouraged to promote their blood drives on the District 5790 Website and on the District 5790 Blood Drive Face Book page. Contact the District 5790 Blood Drive Chair to promote your drive in either media.
The following are District 5790 Rotary Clubs that are hosting blood drives 
 
 
District Governor Visit Schedule
11-Jul Denton-Lake Cities
11-Jul Lake Ray Roberts
13-Jul Flower Mound
13-Jul Highland Village
14-Jul Eagle Mntain-Saginaw
18-Jul Abilene Southwest
19-Jul Abilene Wednesday
20-Jul Cisco
21-Jul Abilene
24-Jul Fort Worth East
25-Jul Western Fort Worth
26-Jul Fort Worth Stockyards
27-Jul Fort Worth Southwest
28-Jul Cross Timbers
2-Aug Lewisville Noon
3-Aug Stephenville
7-Aug Aledo
8-Aug Graham
9-Aug Mineral Wells
10-Aug Azle
11-Aug Mid-Cities Pacesetters
15-Aug Hurst Euless Bedford
16-Aug Champions
17-Aug Denton
21-Aug Wichita Falls SW
22-Aug Vernon
23-Aug Crowell
24-Aug Wichita Falls
25-Aug Wichita Falls North
29-Aug Nocona
1-Sep Trophy Club
5-Sep Colleyville
6-Sep Grapevine
7-Sep Lewisville Morning
8-Sep Metroport
8-Sep Southlake
12-Sep Burkburnett
13-Sep Iowa Park
14-Sep Decatur
15-Sep Pilot Knob
18-Sep Fort Worth Intl
19-Sep Weatherford
20-Aug Bowie
21-Sep Granbury
22-Sep 380 Rotary Club
26-Sep Breckenridge
27-Sep Hamlin
28-Sep Haskell
3-Oct Arlington North/West
3-Oct Arlington Highlands
5-Oct Arlington
5-Oct Arlington Great SW
6-Oct Arlington Sunrise
10-Oct Keller
12-Oct Golden Triangle
16-Oct Denton Evening
24-Oct Burleson Area Midday
26-Oct Cleburne
27-Oct Burleson
31-Oct Little Elm
7-Nov Mansfield
9-Nov Mansfield Sunrise
9-Nov Kennedale
14-Nov Fort Worth South
28-Nov Dublin
1-Dec Fort Worth
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