to in-person meetings when members are ready.

 

Socially distancing Rotarians and school staff will soon award our winning students their bikes. Date of the award is being coordinated between parents and school staff. Congratulations to all winning student for their hard work and dedication.

 

The coming week will be busy for our members as we continue to "rock on". The list of contributions continues to grow as we adapt to new normal.

 

The photo above shows a photo of President Elect Mark Smith presenting a check to Salvation Army Director Stephan Thomas to make the lives of the Lewisville Area homeless a little bit better. We also provided funds for other community organizations including:

 

Rotary International is partnering with the Global Impact Group to train and source community volunteers to perform healthcare tasks how they can do to help fight the virus, either from their homes or by assisting healthcare workers (subject to governmental requirements).. The goal is one million volunteers. Click here for more information. Please share this information with friends and neighbors.

 

 

The flag subscription committee has launched a new web page to promote the flag program, is updating brochures and door hangers and implementing various avenues of communication to the community to encourage our neighbors to subscribe. To promote patriotism during the Covid 19 pandemic, the club is launching a a special early flag launch to our current subscribers. 

 

In spite of Covid 19 Social Distancing guidelines, LMR continues to serve. We meet weekly via Zoom. Members that are not considered "at risk" volunteer. Samba recently volunteered at CCA distributing food. Deanna and Chery are making masks and we are participating with other Rotary clubs in a blood drive Saturday, April 26th. The club is also donating supplies to the homeless at Salvation Army. Thank you Mark for shopping and doing the delivery, We also made a sizable donation to the CCA Food Pantry to assist area needy.

 

To promote patriotism during the Covid 19 pandemic, the club is launching a a special early flag launch to our current subscribers. The logistics of this early launch are still being worked out. We will be sending an announcement to our subscribers as soon as the dates have been worked out.

In this time of Covid 19 Stay at Home Requirements

The Salvation Army needs our help with supplies to help

those badly impacted by the Covid 19 crises.

 

The Lewisville Morning Rotary Club is helping Salvation Army by providing, Bar soap, Deodorant, Toothbrushes, Diapers sizes 4,5,6, Canned meats and other pasta canned meals like raviolis to assist families in a crises situation. Because stores are restricting what can be purchased due to shortages, help is needed to donate these items and bring them to the Salvation Army at 206 Main St in Lewisville. Everyone is being extremely careful during the delivery process to keep ourselves safe through social distancing. Please leave the supplies at the back door as shown in photo and SA volunteers will unpack and shelf the items in preparation for the next family in need.

 

 

 

 

 I became a Rotary because it makes significant positive impact at local, country and the world all in one tremendous organization.

 

I could participate in programs that I didn't hold a degree in, I could work side by side with really interesting and cool people, I could meet people I probably wouldn't have the ability to meet and suddenly I realized I had an immediate pipeline of new friends and became part of a "family"