Use this link to register online for the 2019 TURKEY TROT: https://raceroster.com/events/2019/26696/wallkill-east-rotary-turkey-trot
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The Wallkill East Rotary club will host its annual 5K TURKEY TROT for the 7th year on November 28, 2019 (Thanksgiving morning) at the Galleria at Crystal Run in the Town of Wallkill. The course is outside and will start and end near the movie theater entrance to the Galleria. (The registration table will be inside this entrance.) The race starts at 8:30am and participants can walk or run the course. As always, hats and costumes are encouraged and prizes will be given out for best get-ups. (Judging will be just before the start of the race.) The race has raised nearly $100,000 since it's inception in 2013. This money goes to the Wallkill East Rotary Scholarship fund and other local charities and projects. Visit www.orangeturkeytrot.com to register online or to print out a registration form! Sponsorship opportunities are also available. REGISTER TODAY! $20 for an adult, $10 for a child, and $60 for a family of 4. (Postmarked by 11/01/19!) After 11/01 and on race day- $25 for adults, $15 for a child, and $80 for a family of 4. Options for picking up your bibs, shirts, and packets- * RACE-WEEK: Tuesday, 11/26, 4:30-7pm * RACE DAY: Thursday, 11/28 from 7-8:15am For more information: www.OrangeTurkeyTrot.com www.WallkillEastRotary.org Wallkill East Rotary Facebook page Or email LittleLo181@yahoo.com |
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Canteen Vending Services out of Montgomery, NY donates food items to Wallkill East Rotary for the club to then donate to local food pantries and other organizations. We are very appreciative of their support of our club. We recently presented Joe and Rick and Canteen Vending with a plaque for our appreciation of everything they do for our club.  |
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Due to the weather forecast, our regularly scheduled meeting tomorrow, 2/12/19, is cancelled.  |
** DATE EXTENDED TO 11/6 FOR LOWER ENTRY FEE AND GUARANTEED SHIRT AND PERSONALIZED NUMBER! ** Back for it's 6th year, Wallkill East Rotary is hosting their annual Thanksgiving morning Turkey Trot 5K. The course will start and end at the Galleria at Crystal Run in the Town of Wallkill, NY. (Registration table is inside the movie theater entrance to the mall.) ** NEW START TIME: 8:30AM! ** Hats and costumes are encouraged! ** NEW THIS YEAR: Prizes for best costumes! Judging just before the start of the race. ** RUNNERS AND WALKERS ARE WELCOME!! Visit www.orangeturkeytrot.com to register online or to print out a registration form! REGISTER TODAY! $20 for an adult, $10 for a child, and $60 for a family of 4. (Postmarked by 11/03/18!) After 11/03 or on race day- $25 for adults, $15 for a child, and $80 for a family of 4. Options for picking up your bibs, shirts, and packets- * RACE-WEEK: Tuesday, 11/20, 4:30-7pm * RACE DAY: Thursday, 11/22 from 7-8:15am Visit www.WallkillEastRotary.org or email LittleLo181@yahoo.com for more information. |
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This September the following nineteen Wallkill East Rotary members, family, and friends received Paul Harris Fellows, or reached new levels of giving with the foundation. To become a Paul Harris Fellow a person gives $1,000 to The Rotary Foundation. People who continue to make contributions to The Rotary Foundation may receive multiple Paul Harris Fellows. During the 2017-2018 Rotary year, Wallkill East Rotary members gave $13,500 in total contributions after having an amazing year in 2016-2017 of over $10,000 given. These 19 people are in addition to the 10 Paul Harris Fellows given at our January 2018 holiday party. District Governor Nominee Tony Marmo presented certificates and pins to the following people at a special : New Paul Harris Fellows Scott Hamel, Wallkill East Rotarian Amy Minutolo, Wallkill East Rotarian Kim Miller, Wallkill East Rotarian Brian Baird, Wallkill East Rotarian Paul Harris Fellows +1 Jim Lawler, Wallkill East Rotarian Bela Gesztesi, Wallkill East Rotarian Mike Swensen, Wallkill East Rotarian Paul Harris Fellows +2 Peggy Lucido, Wallkill East Rotarian Stephen Plain, Wallkill East Rotarian Paul Harris Fellow +4 Gregg Kroner, Wallkill East Rotarian Paul Harris Fellow +5 Sal Lucido, Wallkill East Rotarian Paul Harris Fellow +6 Alan Turken, Wallkill East Rotarian Non-Rotarians Named Paul Harris Fellows Helen Turken Jean Corbi Ciappa Patricia J. Lawler Sue Hamel Robert Vogt Pamela Vogt Barbara Alvarez, Deceased, Jay Alvarez accepting |
Our annual Mother's Day Rose & Plant Sale is underway. Place your orders today with any Wallkill East Rotarian! **PRE-ORDERS ONLY** ROSES * $20 donation per dozen * Color options: red, rainbow, or single color (when available) * Pick-up will be Friday, May 11th at Frank's Custom Shoe Fitting, 329 Route 211E, Middletown, NY. PLANTS * 4 ½" Pots $36/dozen donation Non Stop Begonia/New Guinea Impatiens/Zonal Geranium * 10" Hanging baskets $15.00 donation each Non Stop Begonia/New Guinea Impatiens/Ivy Geranium * Flats (32 plants/flat) $13 donation Non Stop Begonia/New Guinea Impatiens/Zonal Geranium (same plants, same color in each flat) * Pick-up will be Saturday, May 12th at a TBD time and Middletown location. All proceeds benefit Wallkill East Rotary and the charities the club supports. Contact any Wallkill East Rotarian to purchase. |
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Logan grabs a breakfast sandwich with his mom at a local gas station each morning and noticed a man sleeping outside. He asked his mom why he was there and she explained that the man had no place to live. Logan took it upon himself to find out how he could help and Operation Socks was born! Logan reached out to HONOR to find out what he could do and saw on their website that they serve 3,000 people a year. So what else would an 11-year old do but set out to collect 3,000 pairs of socks for all the people HONOR serves?! Wallkill East read about Logan's mission in the Times Herald Record and decided to reach out and help him reach his goal. Sock goal met, Logan moved on to his next project. Now he is looking to collect 3,000 new or gently used towels and washcloths for HONOR. If you would like to donate please contact any Wallkill East Rotarian or reach out to Operation Socks HQ directly at https://www.facebook.com/OperationSocksHQ/ Wallkill East Rotarian and Orange County Legislature Rob Sassi recognized Logan last month for all his efforts with Operation Socks HQ.    |
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A few years back, Wallkill East Rotary adopted Tower Drive in the Town of Wallkill. Each year since (and twice a year) we have gathered volunteers from our club to head out and pick-up garbage along the road. Safety vests, "pickers," and garbage bags are all provided by the town.  |
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On Sunday, March 25, 2017, members of the Circleville Middle School Interact Club and Wallkill East Rotary Club participated in the Pets Alive Bowl A Thon, which raised also $5,000 for the agency. The Interact club is very active with helping this agency and Wallkill East has always supported the club's efforts. In addition to participating in the Bowl A Thon, the Interact and Rotary clubs also collected supplies for Pets Alive.  |
Due to the weather forecast, our regularly scheduled meeting for Tuesday, March 14, 2017 has been cancelled. Please stay home and be safe! Our regular meeting next Tuesday, March 21, 2017 will be at HONOR located 38 Seward Drive, Middletown. |
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Wallkill East Rotary is once again planning its 5K Turkey Trot on Thursday, November 24, 2016. This year's race will start at 8am with registration opening at 6:45am. The course will start and finish near the movie theater entrance to The Galleria at Crystal Run. Over 350 people participated last year and the club anticipates this number growing in 2016. REGISTER TODAY! $25 for an adult, $15 for a child, and $70 for a family of 4. (Postmarked by 11/05/16!) After 11/05 or on race day- $30 for adults, $20 for a child, and $90 for a family of 4. Applications can be found in the "Download Files" section of our website (on the left hand side of the home page) or by emailing LittleLo181@yahoo.com. REGISTER ONLINE at www.OrangeTurkeyTrot.com. A big thank you to our sponsors to date: EVENT SPONSOR Johnstons Toyota Johnstons Subaru PLATINUM SPONSOR Orange Regional Medical Center GOLDEN TURKEY SPONSORS Alan Turken Allstate Insurance Blustein, Shapiro, Rich & Barone Fellenzer Engineering, LLP Hill-N-Dale Abstracters Inc. Hudson Heritage Federal Credit Union Keller Williams Realty Merrill Lynch Nugent & Haeussler, PC Primerica Financial Services Rowley Development Corp. Solar Joel - Direct Energy Solar The Times Herald Record Todd Lyons Paving SILVER STUFFING SPONSORS Crystal Run Village Inc. Dream Vacations Frank's Custom Shoe Fitting Hardees Middletown Judelson, Giordano, & Siegel Marlu Costumes Neighborhood RX Pharmacy Owen McKane Pucci Financial of Raymond James Scotchtown Chiropractic & Physical Therapy SEP Financial Services Walden Savings Bank Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Turkey Trots are traditionally held on the morning of Thanksgiving and were started as a way to burn off calories before overindulging in a Thanksgiving feast. Race participants have been known to dress in turkey costumes and this race is no different- costumes are encouraged! |
Wallkill East is a member of Rotary Region 5, which includes our neighboring clubs of Liberty, Livingston Manor, Middletown, Minisink, Monticello, Port Jervis and Shawangunk Ridge. Regularly throughout the Rotary year we all gather together to celebrate all the great things our clubs are doing and have some fun together.
At our Region 5 gathering last night, Wallkill East presented the Liberty Rotary Club with a $1,000 check for their Haiti Clean Water Project. This phenomenal project provides water filtration systems for Haitian families. The Liberty club's goal is to distribute 1,000 of these systems to 1,000 families. We are honored to help them reach their goal!
Pictured are Wallkill East Club President Sal (left) presenting the check to Liberty Club President Gary.
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Wallkill East Rotary and the Pine Bush Interact Clubs stepped up big time in order for S.T.E.P (Schools To End Poverty) to reach their goal of $82,000 before June 30, 2016.
District Governor Nick Constantino made a bold promise at last years district conference to the co-founders of S.T.E.P Eddie Frank and Howard Goldin that he would promote their goal and do everything in his power to help them reach it.
In turn Wallkill East as Nick's home club promised to do everything they could to raise funds towards that goal. From that promise the Kids & Cookies concept was born.
A second coin drop at Sam's Club in Middletown and a fantastic Fund Raising effort at our annual Turkey Trot allowed Wallkill East to present S.T.E.P. a check for $5,000 at Nick's district conference putting S.T.E.P. over their goal. It was both timely and appropriate that Nick's home club put S.T.E.P. over the top at Nick's district conference.
That check combined with the first check of $2,500 brings the total contribution from Wallkill East to $7,500. Almost 10% of the total Goal!
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Wallkill East Rotary assisted at The Classic 10K Road Race Weekend's event this past weekend. Rotarians worked water stop #1, which serves both the 5K and 10K races.
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On Saturday May 28, 2016, the Pine Bush HS Interact Club dedicated a Peace Pole at the Town of Crawford Park. The Peace Pole is in a great spot and highly visible as you enter the park. A very big thank you to Angelo Ferrante and his colleague Matthew DeMaio who did the hard work of digging the hole on a very hot and humid day! Hopefully this is just the beginning of placing Peace Poles around our communities. There are currently about 30 Peace Poles in the Hudson Valley.
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On April 5, Wallkill East Rotary presented the YMCA of Middletown with a $500 check for their Strong Kids Campaign. This campaign raises funds for financial assistance for camps, swimming lessons, and many other youth programs that the YMCA offers. Wallkill East is proud to be a continued supporter of the Strong Kids Campaign.
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It's never too early to think about Mother's Day!
Wallkill East will be selling roses and plants for Mother's Day again this year. Rose pick-up will be on May 6th and the plant sale will be on May 7th starting at 9am. Pre-orders are welcomed and encouraged. Please see the flyer for all the details and contact any Wallkill East Rotarian to place your order. |
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Wallkill East Rotary sponsored a new Interact Club this year at Circleville Middle School. The group has organized a pet drive and are in the process of collecting items needed by Pets Alive. They are also planning a spring clean-up at Pets Alive in April. Click on the link below for more information about what the club is doing:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYSwJWYZNdg&feature=youtu.be The Circleville Middle School Interact Club has really jumped in and gotten involved this year and Wallkill East couldn't be prouder. Keep it up CVMS Interact! |
On November 17, 2015, Wallkill East Rotary presented four new Paul Harris recognitions. Rotarian Sal Lucido, Anne Glenn-Fellenzer (Rotarian spouse), Chris Boyle (Rotarian daughter), and Maureen Plain (Rotarian spouse) are new Paul Harris Fellows in our Wallkill East family.
A person becomes a Paul Harris Fellow (PHF) when they donate $1,000 to the Rotary Foundation. Rotarians can become PHF themselves and they can also donate in someone else's name. When you give to the Rotary Foundation, you support Rotary's work around the world through projects that change lives around the world. |
Wallkill East Rotary is once again planning its 5K Turkey Trot on Thursday, November 26, 2015. Despite the winter storm the night before last year's event, the 5K event was a great success. "You cannot control Mother Nature, but we still had a great event despite the winter weather. Our Rotary members enjoy seeing people and their families show up to participate in the event together and we appreciate their support," said race organizer Lauren Rowley. The Town of Wallkill based Rotary club raised approximately $8,000 last year that went to support the club's scholarship fund as well as other local organizations including the YMCA of Middletown's Save the Last Lap pool campaign, HONOR Flight, and the Boys & Girls Club. This year's race will start at 8am with registration opening at 6:45am. The course will start and finish near the movie theater entrance to The Galleria at Crystal Run.
REGISTER TODAY! $20 for an adult, $10 for a child, and $50 for a family of 4. (Postmarked by 11/07/15!) After 11/07 or on race day- $25 for adults, $15 for a child, and $60 for a family of 4. Applications can be found in the "Download Files" section of our website (on the left hand side of the home page) or by emailing LittleLo181@yahoo.com. REGISTER ONLINE at www.OrangeTurkeyTrot.com. Sponsorship opportunities are also available. Turkey Trots are traditionally held on the morning of Thanksgiving and were started as a way to burn off calories before overindulging in a Thanksgiving feast. Race participants have been known to dress in turkey costumes and this race is no different- costumes are encouraged! Wallkill East Rotary meets every Tuesday at 7:30am at The Holiday Inn at on Crystal Run Road in the Town of Wallkill. Rotary International, the world’s first service organization, is made up of over 33,000 clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas. Its members form a global network of business and professional leaders who volunteer their time and talents to serve their communities and the world. Strong fellowship among Rotarians and meaningful community and international service projects characterize Rotary worldwide. The Wallkill East Rotary Club was chartered in 1989. |
Wallkill East Rotary and the Pine Bush High School Interact Club raised $2,500 to donate to the S.T.E.P program. (Schools To End Poverty) District Governor Nick Constantino put a challenge out to all the clubs in our district to raise $82,000 for S.T.E.P during his governor year. This money will go to adding on to an existing school in Vietnam, the Rose School, which will help to serve over 500 more children.
With the help of our club, the Pine Bush High School Interact Club did a coin drop at Sam's Club in Middletown. Over $850 was raised at this coin drop. Wallkill East matched this amount (and then some!) and our members also contributed to get us to our total $2,500 contribution.
Pictured L to R: Wallkill East Rotary President Carl Bonitz, S.T.E.P Chairman and Co-Founder Howard Goldin, Wallkill East Rotarian Sal Lucido, and and S.T.E.P 1st Vice President and Co-Founder Eddie Frank. Sal was instrumental in organizing the coin drop with our Interact students and making this fundraising effort happen! For more information on S.T.E.P please visit http://www.schoolstoendpoverty.org. |
You might just think it’s like any other Tuesday throughout the year, but it’s not. Since it’s the first Tuesday in August that means its “National Night Out Against Crime”
A tradition & celebration that started 32 years ago, to bring communities & their local police departments closer together.
The celebration started in the Town of Wallkill 14 years ago, and has gotten bigger and better every year. This year the Rotarians of Wallkill East joined the celebration with over 20 percent of the clubs members volunteering their time and energy!
We helped:
Cook the food
Stuffed the buns (stop laughing)
Serve the food
Clean the tables
Chaperoned the bounce houses
Explained “what is Rotary all about”
Wallkill East Rotary was part of a team of 21 volunteers that served close to 3,000 hotdogs and hamburgers, from 6 to 9:30PM.
This was our first community service project of the 2015-2016, and a very successful start to our club year.
August 2, 2016 – Mark your calendars, “National Night Out Against Crime” 2016!
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Due to the incoming winter weather, our regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday, January 27, 2015 will be cancelled.
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Thanks to everyone who came out for our second 5K Turkey Trot. Despite the weather we had a great time and appreciate all the participants and volunteers who helped make the event such a success! |
Gobble, gobble---it's back! |
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Our District has begun a concerted effort to grow our understanding of our global neighbors through Friendship Exchanges (“FE’s”). |
The Rotary Peace Fellowship is the premier educational program of The Rotary Foundation and supports Rotary’s mission to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace. It is intended for individuals who have chosen a career related to international relations, peace, and conflict resolution; who have work experience in these areas; and who have a commitment to community or international humanitarian service and working for peace. Applicants should consider these objectives carefully before applying. Two types of fellowships are offered: a master’s degree program and professional development certificate program. |
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From Rotary.org
By Dan Nixon, Rotary News Throughout India and around the world, Rotary clubs are celebrating a major milestone: India has gone three years without a new case of polio. The last reported.... |
Wallkill East Rotary will be collecting food donations at ALL Hudson Heritage Federal Credit Union locations for the entire month of November... |
We are proud to announce that KVI Uniforms has generously committed to being the Event Sponsor for Wallkill East Rotary's 1st Annual Turkey Trot 5K. We are thrilled to have KVI on board and thank them for their continued support of our Rotary Club. Other sponsors to date include: Silver Stuffing Sponsors |
Article from web.ClubRunner.ca. Rotary International launched their new website on August 26,2013 along with the new Rotary logo. With a fresh new look and a visual design based user experience, Rotary entered the new era of web design with this launch. |
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Wallkill East Rotary is planning a 5K Turkey Trot for Thursday, November 28, 2013. The Thanksgiving morning race will start at 8am with registration opening at 7am. The race course will begin and end at the Galleria at Crystal Run... |
On Tuesday, June 4, 2013 the Wallkill East Rotary Club held their Annual Installation Dinner where they installed their new President and Board of Directors for the 2013-14 Rotary year. Held at... |
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Dear Fellow Rotarians:
My plan for a theme for the March District Governor’s letter was to be literacy. Rotary International has designated March as Literacy month. Throughout my official visits to the Clubs of District 7210, I talked to each Club about literacy... |
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A request was recently sent to all of our club members to update your information on our club's Club Runner website. (www.wallkilleastrotary.org) If you would please take a moment to double check your profile and make any changes (even add a photo!) that would be fantastic! If you are unsure about how to logon to our club's website please contact Lauren. |
February Duties
Greeter: Kathy Hankins Newsletter Writer: Carl Bonitz Speakers: Bela Gesztesi |
Dear Rotarians: |
Mary Distel has been a staple at our Tuesday morning Rotary meetings since we first started meeting at Perkins over five years ago... |
Submitted By: Nick Constantino
February Duties Greeter: Kathy Hankins Newsletter Writer: Carl Bonitz Speakers: Bela Gesztesi |
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Our club's 4th Annual Community Pancake Breakfast will be here before you know it! The breakfast will be held... |
Submitted By: Jenny Rivera and Lauren Rowley |
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January is Rotary Awareness Month. Talk to people in your circles about Rotary, wear your pin every day, and bring a potential member to a meeting. Let's spread the word about what a great organization Rotary is! |
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Submitted by: Alan Turken
September Duties Greeter: Scott Hamel Newsletter: Alan Turken Speakers: Patti Sanders |
Our District, with the support of the Finance Committee and the Reserve Fund Committee, has created a scholarship program for new Rotarians to attend the Rotary Leadership Institute (RLI) and participate in the Level 1 Curriculum. "New Rotarian" is defined as anyone who has been in Rotary for less than 5 years. The New Rotarian is encouraged to attend the RLI Program....
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By Susan Hanf and Jason Lamb
Rotary International News Ever wonder why the Rotary year begins 1 July? The international convention initially played a key role in determining the start date of our fiscal and administrative year... |
Submitted by: Jim Lawler
September Duties Greeter: Walter Tonyes Newsletter: Jim Lawler Speakers: Ellen Quimby |
A new school year is upon us and my thoughts naturally turn to the young people going off to school. That is probably why September is “New Generations” month. New Generations is our fifth and newest avenue of service. One could make the argument that this is Rotary’s most important avenue of service because this avenue not only deals with the future of Rotary but really the future of the whole world...
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Submitted By: Mike Swensen
September Duties Greeter: Walter Tonyes Newsletter: Jim Lawler Speakers: Ellen Quimby |
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Meeting notes taken by Mike Swensen.
A reminder... August Greeter: Jenny Rivera August Newsletter: Mike Swensen August Speakers: Nick Constantino |
Dear Fellow Rotarians,
I have enjoyed my official visits to clubs in the month of July. All of the visits are different because each club is unique, but one topic is constantly brought up in each visit.... |
Meeting notes taken by Nick Constantino.
A reminder... August Greeter: Jenny Rivera August Newsletter: Mike Swensen August Speakers: Nick Constantino |
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Join District Governor Bill, fellow Rotarians, family and friends from around our District at our SECOND ANNUAL RENEGADES FUN-RAISER... |
July Responsibilities
Greeter: Kenya Gipson Newsletter: Nick Constantino Speaker: Suzanne Forni |
Dear Rotarians: My year as your Governor is rapidly coming to a close. Savi and I are grateful for your love and honored to serve our beloved District 7210. It has been an incredible journey and we enjoyed every minute and every aspect of it. From you we have received more than we could give. We are all unique in our passion for service. We look for every opportunity to serve no matter what the need. And we do it with love for each other and for those we serve... |
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July Responsibilities
Greeter: Kenya Gipson Newsletter: Nick Constantino Speaker: Suzanne Forni |
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Dear Rotarians
The most recent report I received from The Rotary Foundation shows statistics for the district and club contributions to the Annual Fund. As of February 29, 2012 we contributed $20.47 per capita. We can and we will do better. Sadly, 27 clubs contributed zero dollars and 18 clubs are below the average for the district. So far, there is only one club that satisfies the requirement of being an EREY club - all members contribute at least $25 and per capita contribution exceeds $100... |
On Monday, May 7th, the Middletown club will host its Taste of Middletown at The Promenade from 6-8:30pm. There are currently...
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By Dan Nixon
Rotary International News -- 27 February 2012 The World Health Organization has officially removed India from the list of polio-endemic countries. Ghulam Nabi Azad, India's minister of Health and Family Welfare, made the announcement at the Polio Summit 2012 in New Delhi on 25 February. Azad said that he had been informed of WHO’s action by its director-general, Dr. Margaret Chan. |
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Dear Rotarians:
February is world understanding month. Both Savi and I recall how we felt at the RI Assembly in San Diego last year and I am sure DGE Bill and Sue Bassett must have felt the same this year. More than 530 District Governors and RI leaders from all over the world come together for a week for one purpose only: "How can Rotary bring peace on our planet?" |
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The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has awarded The Rotary Foundation an additional US$50 million grant for polio eradication.
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By Dan Nixon and Wayne Hearn, Rotary International News |
While the world hopes for peace, Rotary International - a humanitarian service organization dedicated to world peace and understanding - works to make it a reality by training the next generation of peace leaders. Starting in January, the Rotary Clubs of the Mid-Hudson Region will be recruiting for Rotary Peace Fellowship, a program that gives up to 100 fellows the opportunity to obtain professional development certificates or master's degrees in Peace and Conflict Resolution.
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January Greeter: Bela Gesztesi |
Just a reminder: next week's meeting (12/27) will be a round table meeting. We will have our first business meeting of the new year on 1/3/2012. Please plan on attending!
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In a statement over the weekend, District Governor Tansukh Dorawala was saddened to announce that PDG Chester (Chet) Sawyer passed away on Friday evening.
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By Ryan Hyland, Rotary International News
More than 1,000 Rotarians, UN officials, Rotary youth program participants, and guests celebrated the special relationship between Rotary and the United Nations on 5 November. |
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December Greeter: Mike Swensen |
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By Megan Ferringer and Arnold R. Grahl, Rotary International News |
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Article written by Ryan Hyland, Rotary International News |
August Greeter: Alan Turken |
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Brainstorming and planning for our Wiffle for Kids event officially kicked off today at our first 2011 committee meeting. This year's event will be held Saturday, September 17th at the Town of Wallkill Little League fields and we are hoping for an even bigger and better event than last year. We will run a competitive tournament, the Corporate Challenge, as well as the FREE Family Fun Fest! And as always, our concenssion stand run by Master Chef Turken will be open all day long. If you have any ideas for potential sponsors, prizes for the Corporate Challenge, fun family activities or just questions about the event in general please feel free to contact Carl or Lauren. (Or join us for our next committee meeting in July. TBD date.) We are always looking for fun, fresh ideas!
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The Middletown/Wallkill East Rotaract club is busy planning their 2nd annual Yard Sale. All proceeds from this sale will benefit Shelterbox.
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Article written by: Dan Nixon, Rotary International News
The Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) has made significant progress since the launch of its new strategic plan and the bivalent oral polio vaccine last year. In |
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Wallkill East Rotary is now on facebook. For club updates, photos, and more please "LIKE" us!
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New month...New duties... |
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The following are minutes from our March 15, 2011 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our January 11, 2011 meeting.
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Due to inclement weather a Round Table meeting was held on January 18th. Hope to see everyone next week!
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Due to inclement weather a Round Table meeting was held on January 18th, February 1st, and February 8th. Hope to see everyone next week!
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The following are minutes from our March 1, 2011 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our February 22, 2011 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our February 15, 2011 meeting.
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Last month, Wallkill East Rotary inducted a new member to the club, Nikki Regina. Nikki has been considering joining Rotary for quite some time and we are happy her schedule now allows it!
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'Quotes of the Week' from our 2010-2011 Rotary year.
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Don't remember what your responsibility is this month? Check out below.
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New Wiffle for Kids sponsors announced!
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Wallkill East Rotary, PO Box 4744, Middletown, NY 10941 |
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The Wallkill East Rotary Club is once again collecting school supplies for the Pine Bush School District's Backpacks for All Children project. Supplies will be collected from now until August 19, 2014.
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Dear Rotarians:
March is Literacy month, which reminds me of my childhood years in India where we had so many people, young and old who did not know how to read or write. We did not have adequate schools and many parents did not emphasize the value of education to their children. |
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Rotary International News - June 13, 2011
During a trip to Niger on a Rotary Foundation grant, Ernie and Sally Montagne of Arizona, USA, saw firsthand how the Foundation's humanitarian efforts are helping to break the cycle of hunger and poverty. |
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The following are minutes from our December 7, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our November 30, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our November 23, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our November 16, 2010 meeting.
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On Tuesday, November 9, 2010, PDG Dr. Jim Yarmus inducted Lynka Jones into the Wallkill East Rotary Club. She attended our Wiffle for Kids event this year and her employer, Shoprite, was a Pinch Hitter sponsor of the event. We are thrilled to have such a great addition to our club.
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The following are minutes from our November 9, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our October 26, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our October 19, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our October 12, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our September 28, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our September 21, 2010 meeting.
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Our 7th Annual Wiffle for Kids will be held at the Town of Wallkill Little League Fields on September 25, 2010.
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On Tuesday, October 12, Zach Spiker, Army men's basketball Head Coach, will be our guest speaker at our regularly scheduled Rotary meeting.
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The following are minutes from our September 14, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our September 7, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our August 24, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our August 17, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our August 10, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our August 3, 2010 meeting.
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The following are minutes from our July 27, 2010 meeting
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The following are minutes from our July 20, 2010 meeting
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Our Rotary club has signed up to host a birthday party for children at HONORehg who have birthdays in the month of August.
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The following are minutes from our July 13, 2010 meeting
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