On Wednesday, Dave Roth, Executive Director of Moravian Village, gave us an update on the building project ongoing at the Bethlehem facility. Thanks to David and his team.
Celebrate 110 Years of Rotary and 30 Years of PolioPlus!!! Spread the word about Rotary and what we do locally and around the world. Go to www.rotory.org and find out more.
BECOME A PAUL HARRIS FELLOW NOW: Every Rotary Club plays a part in the sustainability of The Rotary Foundation as the funds contributed are critical to the ongoing efforts of Rotary around the world. I stated at the beginning of my term as President that it is vital that we demonstrate as a club our commitment through our financial support. We as Rotarians believe in the mission of Rotary and through our contributions we do our part to perpetuate projects in the areas of focus including providing clean water, preventing disease, maternal and child health care and peace resolution. Please consider becoming a Paul Harris Fellow. You can start with a gift of any amount and like many of your fellow members, make contributions consistently over time. If you have missed a few years, make this the time to re-engage and contribute. These dollars come back to our District and provide the funding for our grant projects. We are already committed to next year’s grant project, Community Bike Works, which you heard about a few months ago. If you have questions about the Foundation, contact George Mowrer, Diane Donaher or any Board member. Also go to www.rotary.org and click on the tab The Rotary Foundation.
The Rotary Foundation Recognition Dinner is March 23, 2015 from 6 -9 p.m. at the William Penn Inn, Gwynedd PA. Details are available from www.rotarydistrict7430.org
The Club 2015-2016 leadership team is:
Officers:
President: Mike McGovern
President- Elect: Gail Evan
Vice-President: Gerry Foran
Secretary: Deb Geiger
Treasurer: Dennis Morton
Sergeant-At-Arms: Don Hunter
Past-President: Rob Littner
Please give some thought to areas of club service that are of interest to you. Every member should serve on at least one committee. Newer members will be asked to serve on the Service Teams such as Greeter, Introduction of Visitors and Guests and 50-50 as a start but should join another committee to get the most out of learning more about Rotary. Contact the Chair or any Officer to discuss questions. Committees are the lifeblood of our Club. Join today and get active. Go to www.bethlehemrotary.org for the complete committee list.
MEMBERSHIP NEWS: We are currently holding at 108 members but as you may have noticed, we have not inducted any new members in some time. I am asking each of you to think….is there a prospective member that you know, at work or from a business or professional relationship that may have an interest in Rotary. If so, the opportunity is just around the corner. We are hosting a membership event on April 28th. We have tickets for a dugout suite at the Iron Pigs game at Coca Cola Park that night so you may bring a guest at no cost. There will be food and beverages too. So invite a prospect or two and bring them to the game for some fun and introduce them to Rotary. Contact Ron Madison at rmadison@maserconsulting.com for details.
The District Conference is right around the corner. DG Gary Fedorcha invites you to Gettysburg for the District 7430 Conference April 24-26, 2015. Details are on the District website directly or through our Club’s Website.
REMINDER: Please do not park in handicapped parking spaces without a placard.
This week, Susan Koomar, Regional Community Relations Director of the Gift of Life Donor Program, will speak on the importance of organ donation and transplantation.
WEATHER ALERT: Please check on meeting status due to weather conditions. If a cancellation is necessary we will post via email to the membership.
See you Wednesday, and until then, continue to Light Up Rotary.
Thousands of women across Rotary are working tirelessly on behalf of others, touching lives around the world. For International Women’s Day, 8 March, we profile a few outstanding members who are working in child and maternal health, economic development, and other humanitarian concerns. We also reached out to some inspirational women to tell their stories on our blog, Rotary Voices.
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