Dave Schlageter needs help lining up speakers for our meetings, so please send him your ideas for interesting programs.
We are about to start a new year for Rotary. We are always looking for speakers. There are no set rules for the speakers, and we welcome diverse people. If you have anyone in mind, please get in touch with me via e-mail, and we will work to invite them to a meeting.
Where: We meet at the Mequon Public Market, 6300 W Mequon Rd, Mequon, WI 53092. (The entrance is at the rear.)
Next scheduled meeting 8/16/2024
At our meetings, the Greeter will provide either the thought, a Rotary minute, share a family moment or a cultural tradition ... anything with which they would like to start off the day positive.
Upcoming "It's your Rotary moment" assignees:
Jo Ann Vetter (8/16/2024)
William Wandsnider (8/23/2024)
Carol Wessels (8/30/2024)
Shawn Whalen (9//6/2024)
Note: If you cannot act as an "It's your Rotary moment" assignee when scheduled, please arrange for your replacement.
Speakers needed...
Dave Schlageter needs help lining up speakers for our meetings, so please send him dschlag911@icloud.com your ideas for interesting programs.
Club Committees and their Chairs
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Club service is Dan O. Community service is Connie P. Youth is Cindy S. International is Bob B and Jose Vocational is Jim D Club Operations is also Jim D! Double duty ! Thanks Jim! Veterans is Brian K
These are the committees that are open for all club members to join. I encourage everyone to join at least one.
Hope Without Borders has grown a lot in the last several years, but our mission remains the same - empowering people and transforming communities. We help the needy, vulnerable to change their lives as they learn new skills, technologies and capabilities. When someone learns a new skill, they teach someone else, and in the end you have helped entire communities.
We are about community development, whether in America or abroad. Many in despair have "basic needs" such as clean water, safe sanitation, nutritious food, health-dental care, adequate shelter and education, which many of us take for granted. We empower, inspire and resource individuals and communities in need starting with their strengths, listening, learning and working together on life-changing sustainable development initiatives.
Community development ideas flourish, but the landscape is littered by numerous failed agency, government and organization projects at a devastating loss to the most needy. We believe working and serving together we can change the lives of the needy worldwide spreading HOPE one person and one community at a time.
Our Mission/Goals
To help developing communities interested in partnering work on projects to achieve sustainable community development. Effective partnering requires developing communities to be actively involved in all phases including planning, project decision-making, innovative approaches, creative alternatives, appropriate technologies, mobilizing local-global resources-funding, implementation, and monitoring outcomes to integrate local indigenous and breakthrough external technical-social-cultural solutions. Developing communities must supply a portion of the funding and/or labor in initiating, planning, designing, implementing and monitoring projects to take ownership and ensure continuation of program and projects successes.
Ozaukee ADRC and Dementia Friendly Business Training
Sarah Prohuska is the Dementia Specialist at the Ozaukee County Aging and Disability Resource Center. She will talk about what services the ADRC provides, and will discuss the importance of Dementia Friendly Business Training.
