This week (Friday, July 30th) we will welcome Brandy Wimberly from the Glass City River Wall. The Glass City River Wall is an Urban Sight Project currently being created on the ADM Grain Silo Facility. "ADM has a grain silo facility on the east bank of the Maumee River, near downtown Toledo. This facility is in a very prominent and visible location. It is can be seen from both Interstate 75, the river and the city’s downtown. The 170,000 square foot space designated for this installation is the western facing side of the facility and will include the 28 silos south of the facility office."
There are 40 seats available at this time. If you wish to pay in advance and reserve your spot, please follow the steps outlined below!!
To pay for your lunch in advanced,please click hereto log into your Rotary Account. Then click on "My Account Balance" to pay for your lunch and reserve your spot. Lunch is $16.00.
We will be taking cash lunch payments at the door as well. If you believe you will be in attendance and paying cash, we would love for a quick email or text so we can prepare the appropriate number of seats.
A buffet meal will be hosted at the Carranor starting at 11:45am.
If you are in need of assistance with logging into your online account, please contact Ashley Lopez.
A Zoom link for this hybrid meeting will be sent out to membership on Friday, July 30th at 9:30 am.
Rotary Service Project @ Sunshine Communities - July 31st
As a Club, we recently provided a grant to the Sunshine Children's Homes/Sunshine Communities for $2,000. This grant helped them purchase playground tiles, picnic tables, benches, and a playhouse. Way To Go Rotarians!
Now, we have an opportunity for a hands-on service project to help Sunshine construct, put together and paint some of these items so that they can begin using the playground yet this summer.
Rotarians Susan Nelson, Jeff Normand, and Bob Venzel all collaborated to construct two featured articles for publication. We could not be more proud of fellow Rotarians and Friends and the projects we are continuing to work on throughout the country.
It is an honor to serve beside some of the best Rotarians in the world and to make a difference not only locally but globally.
Dr. Borgelt gave us a great presentation on St. Rose’s successful 2020-21 school year and how they plan to proceed with the upcoming school year.
He also shared how their dedicated teachers and staff are helping the students grow in their Catholic Faith, build Moral Virtue, and create a Compassionate Community.
We congratulate St. Rose on their continued success within our community! Keep up the great work!
