Thanks to your generosity, we collected $28 in 'Happy Bucks' and 'Dollars for the Foundation.' All these contributions benefit the Rotary International Foundation.
Jen Wewers, our guest speaker at last week's breakfast meeting, gave our members an overview of Strengthfinders. Strengthfinders is an assessment tool used by individuals and organizations to learn about one's strengths. Research shows that people who understand their strengths are more engaged at work, more productive in their roles, healthier and happier.
President's Message
Pam Stockman
At our Assembly meeting last week, we discussed ideas for an upcoming service project. It was decided that our club wants to serve at St. Mary's Food Kitchen. They have staff serving day on the first Wednesday of each month. Since we will nor have a meeting on April 30th, it was decided to go to the food kitchen on Wednesday, April 1st. I will confirm with the food kitchen and let you know. We also discussed ways to increase our membership at the meeting. Dave, Larry and I are planning to visit businesses around the Holiday Inn and invite them to speak at an upcoming meeting as a way to introduce them to Rotary. On another note, we will be having a board meeting this Thursday 2/13. See you on Thursday.
Pam
President
2019-2020
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Meals on Wheels
Rotary Club of Johnson County
Meals on Wheels Volunteer Sign-up
August 2019 through January 2020
(1st Friday of each month)
Below, please find the Meals on Wheels schedule for August 2019 to January 2020. If you wish to participate but did not have a chance to signup, or if you have a conflict with the date, please inform Shelly Tehven.
Date
Name
Name
February 7, 2020
Dave Gras
Bill Robinett
March 6, 2020
Rod Fager
Mark Smith
April 3, 2020
Larry Williams
Pam Stockman
May 1, 2020
Joe Morris
Dave Gras
June 5, 2020
Shelly Tehven
Lyle Curtis
July 3, 2020
Bill Robinett
Rod Fager
ROTARY MINUTE
February 3, 2020
President Pam is asking for ideas for projects and fund-raisers for this second half of the Rotary year. Come bringing your ideas to our Thursday breakfast as we do a club assembly to assess where we are and where we want to go yet this year. The Chiefs just won a Super Bowl! Let’s work on a super project that can also affect our community.
Pam would like us to do two more projects that will help people in our KC area, one for each of the next two quarters. What are things you see that are happening that need work to make life better in the circles you encounter? Perhaps we could take a day at the Food Kitchen, or help with the Toca Soccer players in the inner-city, or get involved in the Rotary park and trail project, or plant another Giving Grove orchard, or help with the field/orchard gleaning project.
Is it possible to invent a project that can be carried world-over by Rotary International and win the title of Biggest Project by a Small Rotary Club?
Let’s think big! After all, we just won the Super Bowl. Think about it. We are a small team in a small market area with big ideas. Think like a Champion! GO ROTARY!!!
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