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Meeting Notes June 23
President Greg called the meeting to order at 12:20.
Fred offered a Thought on behalf of Terry: “Don’t miss the Farmers Market”.
Moha led the Pledge.  
Visiting guests & Rotarians
Greg had a guest: Anastasia Lozhkina from Schaumburg-Hoffman Estates club.
Ron Bernardi was with us, as he is often now!
Anniversaries:
Keith Reed is celebrating 9 years in Rotary.
Announcements
Bill, Greg, Barb and Patti thanked Ron for his popcorn wagon, popcorn, and offering us the opportunity to sell popcorn at the Music Festival last weekend. Ron worked from 8:30AM-10:00PM! The volunteers netted $2,000, which will be split with The Volunteer Center.
 
See Rich to make a donation to The Rotary Foundation before July 1.  
 
On June 29 we will be attending Market & Music in Northfield to network and sell (more) popcorn.
               
Happy Bucks:
Rich gave a buck of gratitude because Ron is a friend of our club.
Moha gave a buck for successfully completing 12 weeks of cardio rehab.  
SPEAKER:
Brett Bowman spoke to us, thanks to Liz. Brett has lived in Winnetka since 2008 and has three kids. He shared his personal story and how it led him into the gourmet nut business. His daughter Lily passed samples (food is always appreciated!).
President Greg adjourned the meeting at 1:26, when we recited the 4 Way Test.
 
Meeting Assignments
June 30
Greeter Tony Kambich
SergeantBrooke Peppey
Thought Sylwia Pacyk
Dig-n-GrinTom Evans
ScribeKeith Reed
 
July 7
Greeter Bob Sanfilippo
SergeantAmy Skalinder
Thought Heidi Sibert
Dig-n-GrinFred Schwimmer
ScribeDavid Grant
 
July 14
Greeter Peter Skalski
SergeantTodd Stephens
Thought Liz Taylor
Dig-n-GrinBob Baker
ScribeKeith Reed
 
If you are unable to fulfill your assignment, please find a substitute.
 
 
Every Rotarian, Every Year- Contribute to The Rotary Foundation

As the 2021-22 Rotary Year concludes, please join the millions of beneficiaries of projects funded by The Rotary Foundation in thanking our members who have honored their commitment of Every Rotarian, Every Year, contribute to The Rotary Foundation's Annual SHARE Fund.

These gifts support the local and international work of Rotary Clubs and Districts through District and Global Grants. A significant portion of these gifts support projects of our club like our recent contribution to Shelter Box, our annual Operation Warm coats and shoes for children projects, local COVID-19 relief efforts, Kids Against Hunger, and our Ecuador "Farm to Table" Global Grant. 

Year to date, we are 48% of the way to Presidents Bill and Greg's goal of $12,000 for the 2021-22 Rotary year.  

Please thank these 18 Rotarians for already making their annual contribution, especially those in bold who are Paul Harris Fellows:

Wes Baumann, Connie Berman, David Birkenstein*+, Eric Birkenstein, Donna Goodman, David Grant*, Tony Kambich*, Marie Kuipers, Rich Lalley*+^, Bill Leske, Robert Mardirossian, Lee Padgitt, Bob Sanfilippo, Heidi Sibert, Peter Skalski, Todd Stephens, Liz Taylor, Barb Tubekis, and Patti Van Cleave.
* signifies a Major Donor signifies Paul Harris Society ($1,000 per year) ^Bequest Society

There are many reasons to give to the The Rotary Foundation:

  • Contributions support humanitarian and educational projects initiated and run by Rotary Clubs and Districts in seven areas of focus- Disease prevention and treatment, maternal & child health, education & literacy, water and sanitation, economic & community development, protecting our environment, and peace & conflict resolution.  Learn more by reviewing the Foundation’s annual report.
  • Contributions come back to support projects of our club's projects, like  Operation Warm Soles, support for ShelterBox, last year's COVID-19 Response efforts, Kids Against Hunger and International grants projects like our Farm to Table eco-agribusiness project in Ecuador, the water and sanitation projects we helped fund for schools in Guatemala and Kenya, and the digital x-ray/community health clinic project organized by District 6440. This year, we received $3,671, and next year we will can receive $4,876. But we must give to receive.
  • Charity Navigator gives The Rotary Foundation its highest “Four Star” rating, giving it a score 100 out of 100.
  • The Association of Fundraising Professionals named The Rotary Foundation the World's Outstanding Foundation of 2016!
  • Giving to The Rotary Foundation is an easy way for you to participate in Rotary’s service work beyond our club, providing you a personal connection to this great organization and the good it does throughout the world.
It’s easy to give.  Bring a check to made payable to “WNRCF” (mark TRF in the memo line) to our club, (or mail it to our club at 620 Lincoln Ave, Winnetka, 60093); you can donate via PayPal by clicking here, or you can donate directly to The Rotary Foundation at www.rotary.org or by calling 866-976-8279. One very convenient way to give is by making a recurring monthly gift on your credit card or from your checking account, which you can set up on Rotary’s website.
 

If you have not already supported The Rotary Foundation this year, please do so now.

If you have any questions about The Rotary Foundation or how to give, contact Rich Lalley.

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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Member Birthdays
Connie Berman
June 7
 
Join Date
Patrick (Pat) O'Day
June 1, 1979
43 years
 
Rob Bahan
June 15, 2015
7 years
 
Keith Reed
June 20, 2013
9 years
 
Wes Baumann
June 27, 1985
37 years
 
Kristen Jasinski
June 29, 2013
9 years