"The passport program rewards each member that gets out and visits other clubs. This does not just include attending another club's meeting but also their service projects, their social events, fundraisers, and anything else you can imagine. You can pick up your physical passport at your club, at the club you are visiting, or at the district. Yes, if your club runs out, we can get you more. When you visit another club, you get them to stamp your passport. If they forgot their stamp at the event, have them initial your passport. We are all trustworthy individuals. At the end of the year, each member will receive one raffle ticket for each stamp/initial in the passport. The raffle is for a limited-edition print by Darren Jones, Jennifer Jones’ brother. Very cool."

 

Passports will be available for pickup at the meeting. You can find a list of District 5960 clubs and meeting times here: https://rotary5960.org/ClubDirectory

 

 

We heard from Washington County Project Manager, Kevin Peterson. He presented on the Highway 36 & Highway 17 Improvement Project. It was great to see the plans to improve safety and reduce congestion. 

 

The August service activity was serving beer to riders during the Stillwater Sunrise Rotary Club's Bridge the Valley Bike Rally. Thanks to Schuyler, Amanda, Katie, Tracey, and Erik who worked the beer tent and other members who volunteered during the event.

 

 

Introducing a "Get to know you lunch", held on the second Thursday of each month.

 

This new program will allow for members to get together on a more informal basis, with a smaller group of people (3-5 people). The first lunch is set for September 8th

 

More details will be given at the Thursday meeting, including information on how to sign up.