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Our club had the unique honor of having Rotary International President Mark Daniel Maloney visit us today. President Mark gave an inspiring talk about how "Rotary Connects the World." He is pictured here with Club President George Mullen.
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Our Vision: Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change - across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
Our Mission: Be an energized and proactive Service Club with a multi-cultural membership committed to "Service Above Self". We will promote peace, understanding and community service locally and internationally.
Our Community Service Committee, along with family and friends, served a nutritious lunch and sang holiday songs on Christmas Eve at Serving Seniors. Serving Seniors is a local non-profit that provides a broad array of health-promoting services to help seniors in poverty thrive despite their low incomes.
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Officers Marco Hernandez and Bryce Bence, from U.S. Customs and Border Protection, gave a fascinating presentation on the use of canines to sniff out contraband at our ports of entry. The star of the show was Ozzie the German Shepherd, who successfully alerted to drugs hidden in a suitcase (and then was promptly rewarded with a toy).
In a heartfelt and impactful presentation, District Governor Marta Knight (pictured with Club President George Mullen and Past District Governors Mel Gallegos and Scott Carr) laid out her vision for Rotary District 5340 in the Rotary year ahead. She proudly announced that in the past year, Rotarians provided 45 million volunteer hours, valued at $850 million. Ordinary people doing extraordinary things here at home and around the world.
