Paul Ricciardi and students smiling behind masks at Marvine Elementary School.
The Rotary Club of Bethlehem
MEMBERS: Please click this LINK to answer a Yes/No confidential Doodle poll asking if you are comfortable attending an INDOOR Tastes & Tunes on October 3rd
THE ROTARY CLUB OF BETHLEHEM IS MEETING VIRTUALLY VIA ZOOM UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
Club leaders will continue to monitor the situation and inform our members of any updates.
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Rotary’s involvement with COVID-19 vaccination
A message from Rotary International President Holger Knaack and The Rotary Foundation Trustee Chair K. R. Ravindran
COMING SOON - CAMP NEIDIG - A ONE-DAY ROTARY LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE OPPORTUNITY
On May 1, 2021, Rotary District 7430 will offer to High School Juniors and Seniors a one day leadership camp combining a morning of virtual leadership seminars with an afternoon of hands-on Rotary Service in various locations
- Morning session 9:30 AM – 12:00 noon.
- Afternoon session 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM.
TO REGISTER FOR THIS AMAZING LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE OPPORTUNITY, PLEASE CONTACT DALE KOCHARD AT dalekochard@gmail.com
The Bethlehem Health Bureau releases days and times for the next week's vaccine appointments every Friday at 8:00 AM at this link
- Vitamin D does a lot more than get calcium to your bones. It helps your immune system and it dampens overactive immune responses.
- Our vitamin D levels are lowest in the winter months.
- THE TAKEAWAY? Ensure you take 1000 - 2000 iU of Vitamin D every day
| Expanding access to sanitation in the Philippines |
| More than 10 million households in the Philippines lack sanitation facilities, exposing communities to diseases like diarrhea and cholera. The Rotary Club of Intramuros-Manila had been partnering with an Australian club for two decades to provide water and sanitation to barangay around Manila when they learned about two mountain villages in need of facilities. Overcoming many obstacles, the clubs delivered 28 toilets to the families of indigenous Aeta who live on ancestral lands, accomplishing something no other organization had. Learn more |
Thanks to the gifts of generous Rotarians, its members were able to complete more life-changing projects last year than ever before! You can make a difference by helping people in need — from supplying equipment that protects health workers against COVID-19 to training peace builders who’ll work toward a future with less conflict. It all starts with giving the gift of Rotary.
The Rotary Foundation funds the work of Rotary members who provide sustainable solutions to their communities’ most pressing needs. This work is necessary now more than ever, and Rotary needs people who will take action and help make these projects possible.
With your gift today, together Rotary can fund projects that make a big impact by strengthening communities to create real, lasting solutions. Please consider giving a gift to the Foundation so Rotarians can keep doing good in the world.
The Rotary Foundation funds the work of Rotary members who provide sustainable solutions to their communities’ most pressing needs. This work is necessary now more than ever, and Rotary needs people who will take action and help make these projects possible.
With your gift today, together Rotary can fund projects that make a big impact by strengthening communities to create real, lasting solutions. Please consider giving a gift to the Foundation so Rotarians can keep doing good in the world.
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Rotary is a volunteer organization with 33,000 clubs in over 200 countries and geographical areas. It initiates humanitarian projects that address challenges affecting the world today, such as hunger, poverty, and illiteracy. Rotary club members unite a broad cross-section of business and professional leaders around the world around a common mission: Service Above Self. These 1.2 million men and women donate their expertise, time, and funds to support local and international project, helping people in need and promoting understanding among cultures.
Rotary’s flagship program is its effort to protect children against polio. It aims to eradicate the disease from the world.
The members of the ROTARY CLUB OF BETHLEHEM continue to meet virtually each week and to work on projects in service to our community and beyond. And we continue to grow. We'd love to welcome you into our club. Want more info? Click the Tell me about Rotary! menu item at the top of this web page or reach out to Gerry Foran (forangf@gmail.com).
Celebrating More Than 100 Years of Service
Bethlehem, PA 18018
United States of America