Photos by Brian Molitoris
Next Week
October 26, 2016
Stroke - What To Do
Jill A. Hubert NP-C
Board notes:
Kate Mullis has volunteered to chair
Bell Ringing this year. Gage DeYoung
has volunteered to help her.
Phil Gibson is helping to establish
an Interact Club at Smoky Hill HS
Linda Witulski reports that Cherry Creek
Schools Kindles will be here Oct 26.
Aurora Public Schools have their Kindles.
Peter Ewing, Dist. 5450 PDG, has been surveying
clubs to see how many volunteer hours that club
has put in in the last year. Past President Rob
McGregor has been compiling the hours.
President Patti Bateman will be looking for volunteers
to head up each title in the visioning document to
insure they happen and have the resources for each
title.
Aurora Rotary is fortunate that it is big enough
so everybody doesn't have to do everything as in
smaller clubs, but everybody has to do something.
Happy Guest
Bill Fong, guest of Thiensa Nguyen, said he was
here to check out Rotary. We hope he liked what
he found out. Brad Pierce, membership chair,
has been following up with guests to see if he
can answer other questions. Thiensa and Chris
Price look on.
Kimberly Armitage announces upcoming events.
Note: picture from previous meeting.
Upcoming Events
October 29 Fall Festival at
Bob Barrows Barn
November 29 Salvation Army Red Kettle
Kickoff
December 17 Holiday Party
This Week
October 19, 2016
SECOR
Feeding Children in Poverty
Mike Dworak talked about suburban poverty what
it looks like, and its extent in APS and Cherry Creek.
SECOR stands for Southeast Community Outreach
and is a faith based organization that provides:
Free food
Financial counseling
Financial aid
Individual counseling
Free Dental
to those in poverty These children come to school
not having eaten and of course aren't ready
to learn. SECOR is feeding 600 children
a week. It costs $ 10 a week to feed a child.
SECOR has a staff of 5 and about 120 volunteers.
To find out more, go to :
secorcares.com/food for thought
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