Our program this week:
An off -site meeting at
The St. George Children's Museum
86 South Main
(at the corner of Main and 1st South)
The Museum staff will have the front open awaiting our arrival.
DO NOT GO TO BLOOMINGTON! YOU WILL BE LONESOME THERE!
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THIS MEETING:
NO ONE WILL BE CHARGED FOR BREAKFAST! EINSTEIN BAGEL SANDWICHES, COFFEE AND ORANGE JUICE WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE CLUB TO ALL ATTENDEES REGARDLESS OF MEMBERSHIP STATUS OR AFFILIATION (YES, VETERANS, THAT INCLUDES YOU.)
HOWEVER
THERE IS A CHARGE FOR THIS MEETING TO ALL WHO ATTEND. EACH ATTENDEE IS ASKED TO BRING ONE BOOK (NEW OR GENTLY USED) FOR A READER AGED 3 TO 7.
Mark you calendars!
This will be FUN!
And if you don't believe me that it will be fun, here are a couple of photos of our last visit to that world of magic!
Next week, April 6th:
Tim, Lil, and Susi on the fun ahead at the:
Upcoming events:
The Rotary District 5420 Annual District Conference
will be held May 4th-5th, 2023 in the Mid-Valley Performing Arts Center. This will be great fun, an event to remember!
And, the Rotary International Convention will be held May 27-31 in Melbourne! How awesome! Hope some can take advantage of this great opportunity.
Upcoming meetings:
The next Board Meeting will be held on April 5th at the Bloomington Country Club at 5:30.
Upcoming Opportunities for
Service Above Self.
The Food Bank:
March dates are the 29th (bagging and boxing at the Food Bank), Distribution on the 30th and 31st.
Please come lend a hand if you can.
Road Cleanup
What a fun way to spend:
April 1st, meet at Tonaquint Park at 9:00
Breakfast afterward at Bishops
Watch out Dixie Drive!
April 8th:
Snow Canyon Cleanup
Sandi has details
The Washington County Fair is coming up April 14-22. There will be various opportunities to pitch in a helping hand including ticket taking and, of course, THE BEER GARDEN!
Susi and Lil will keep us updated.
And, of course,
May 6th
As we have done in the past, we are manning
Run Aid Station #4
(200 West and Diagonal)
Here is the link to sign up!
http://ironman.volunteerlocal.com/
AND
see note below from Mike Branum regarding how we can support Ironman by supporting his effort!
I am participating in the Ironman 70.3 on May 6. I am participating as an Ironman Foundation "athlete" (and I use that term VERY loosely when applied to me). I am asking for donations to support my swim / bike / run. You are 100% GUARANTEED that part of your donation will come back to St. George Sunrise Rotary. Our club has received a grant from the IMF every time Ironman has come to town. Giving back to an organization that gives to our club and other local charities is the reason I decided to participate as an IMF athlete.
If you are not familiar with what IMF does, here is a link to the IMF YouTube page with videos explaining the mission of the IMF.
Thank you to those who have already donated! Every donation gets me one step closer to my goal and supports worthy non-profits in St. George and around the world.
Mark your calendars for the following events offered by the Veterans Rotary Club:
Elks Lodge service project
Flag Star Card Project
April 13th
Social at Douglas' home
April 19th, 2:00 p.m.
Veteran's club Board Meeting
April 27th, 6:00 p.m.
Elks Lodge Service Project
Operation Gratitude
Thank You Veterans Club for your service!
*Note: our community has an endless number of absolutely critical needs and needs help from our citizens. However, as a Rotary Club we cannot be all things to all people. So only those service opportunities approved by the Board will be listed in this bulletin. If you have project you wish our members to support, please submit your request to President Dave prior to the Board Meeting each month. Thank you!
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