Congratulations Rotary Club of Grass Valley. Thanks for your support of ShelterBox's efforts to help the people of Ukraine.
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The Five Rotary Clubs participated in the first Lithium Battery and Electronic Waste recycling program on April 2nd, 2022. It was well organized. Put out the word to everyone you know to come to the next event.
The Rotary Club of Grass Valley had a social event on April 2nd at Prosperity Bowling. The team bowled well ... Well there were a few gutter balls but Don did well. Andrew and Monica brought their son to the event and he was a huge distraction for at least half of the team. That certainly accounted for my gutter balls.
On February 28th the Rotary Club of Grass Valley met at the Wild Eye Pub for a social event. Chris and Dom performed for out entertainment.
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The Rotary Club of Grass Valley completed clean up service at the Nevada County Fairgrounds on February 19, 2022. The Rotary at Work Day included sawing up fallen trees, cleaning up fallen branches and pine needles. Click on Rotary at Work to view photo album |
This is the Grass Valley Rotary President's Project and the objective is to create an Environmental Garden at Lyman Gilmore Middle School. It will feature a butterfly garden and a bee pollinator, both of which are endangered species. Rotary has added the Environment as an area of focus, and this project is in support of that endeavor.
The project is funded by a grant from the club which enabled us to add other enhancements to the garden which include planter boxes, a trellis, hanging fruits and handicap access.
Rotarians and Lyman Gilmore students kicked off the project by building planter boxes.
Rotary Club of Grass Valley members rang the bell for Salvation Army on December 18 and 19.
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The Rotary Club of Grass Valley celebrated the end of 2021 with a gala Christmas Party on December 17th at the Horsemens Lodge. I for one am glad to see the end of 2021 and I heard a rumor there might be some in person meetings in 2022.
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On the evening of September 27th, The Rotary Club of Grass Valley met at the Wild Eye Pub for a Rotary Social Event. This was a great opportunity for members to get together in person and was enjoyed by all.
On September 27th, Jeanne Molineaux, Kathleen Shaffer, Kathy Egenes and Tim McCall volunteered to work at the Nevada County Food Bank sorting items and placing them in food boxes.
On August 28, 2021 the five Rotary Clubs in Area 4 came together for an evening social. They were entertained by the Auburn Winds Band Ensemble.
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On July 19th Kathleen presented at the meeting overdue (due to Covid) Paul Harris awards to Anita, Seth, Andrew, Scott, Diana, Tim and Bob
The Rotary Club of Grass Valley held it's first in person meeting in over a year. We met at the Wild Eye Pub on Monday July 12th.
It was also the first meeting presided over by our new president - Kathleen Shaffer.
Members of the Rotary Club of Grass Valley decorated Kathy's truck and rode in the 4th of July parade.
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Kathleen Shaffer begins her 2021/2022 presidential term with an IN PERSON meeting at the Wild Eye Pub on July 12th, 2021. Her first official event will be the 4th of July parade where the Rotary Club of Grass Valley members will be riding in the back of Kathy's truck in the parade.
Seth Leishman FINALLY makes an in person appearance on the last day of his presidency.
Also he managed to find his bell....
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Rotary Club of Grass Valley prepared and served breakfast on June 10th for the Chicago Park School graduating class.
Rotary Club members and Hospice of the Foothills - at the Butterfly Memorial Garden Honoring those who served and made the ultimate sacrifice.
The Rotary Club of Grass Valley - Rotary at Work TEAM - showed up at the Salvation Army and painted.
They moved cabinets, cleared the area, taped and spread floor coverings and painted rooms.
On December 19th 2020, Pat Ward, Dave Peeler and Jesse represented the Rotary Club of Grass Valley at the Wreaths Across America Ceremony.
The last picture is a wreath being placed by a Gold Star Mother who lost a son or daughter while on active duty in armed conflict. This wreath represents all members who were POWs or missing in action. The other wreaths were placed by members of each of the services in memory of the veterans of that service.
(Photos provided by Pat Ward)
(Photos provided by Pat Ward)
John Peplowski and Marcia Salter rang the bell for Salvation Army in front of SPD
Larry Faller organized and managed the Rotary Club of Grass Valley bell ringing service for Salvation Army on December 5th and December 12th. The participating bell ringers were Larry Faller, Kim Zwick, Kathleen Shaffer and husband Bob, Judy Faller, Monty East, Sandra Barrington, Bob Long, Tim McCall and Pat Ward.
Our new President Seth Leishman conducted his first 'ZOOM' meeting on July 6th for the Rotary Year 2020-2021.
Seth takes over from Past President Marcia Salter. We are looking forward to another great Rotary Club of Grass Valley Year.
June 22nd - Last meeting of outgoing President Marcia Salter. Marcia started her year with a field trip to Curious Forge, with many events to follow including Speakeasy Casino Night, Speech Contest, Community Awards as well as many stimulating speakers. The last three months she faced leading the Rotary Club of Grass Valley during a Corona Virus Pandemic and a Pandemic induced economic depression. The Rotary Club began meeting using Zoom starting with an April 8th Zoom Social.
Seth Leishman will begin his Presidential Year with another Zoom meeting in July.
Ukrainian clubs help others in need in their country
Rotary members in Ukraine are helping neighbors return to their homes, distributing supplies from other countries, and organizing long-term aid — all despite being affected by the war
European Rotaract clubs organize to help Ukrainian refugees
Across Europe, Rotaract members are using digital tools to share information and coordinate to help people who have been affected by the war in Ukraine
Rotary projects around the globe - May 2022
Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in Belize, Italy, Rwanda, the Philippines, and the United States.
A little bit of salt
A surgeon in Spain finds a way to treat patients in Nigeria
Rotary members honored as Champions of Girls’ Empowerment
Six Rotary members were honored in March as People of Action: Champions of Girls’ Empowerment during Rotary Day with UNICEF in New York City. This distinction recognizes the honorees’ commitment to improving girls’ access to education, health, and sanitation and hygiene resources, as well as their work to create environments where girls can flourish.
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