Our membership prides itself for it's community service activities, Our members are doing some community service activity almost weekly. We do our best as People of Action to be Rotary, making a difference.
This year, the Lewisville Morning Rotary Club achieved all the RI milestones necessary to be eligible for the 2017-2018 Presidents Citation. As of mid January (half-way through the Rotary year that begins July 1) our club and club members have given over 6800 volunteer hours and contributed over $26,000 in in-kind and cash donations.
Madison Green, Hebron High School Student of the Month
Madison has an amazing high school biography. Ranked in the top 11% of her class, she maintains a 3.9 grade point average that when weighted with the AP and college level courses such as Physics, Calculus & college English calculates to 4.8.
As Rotary members, we believe that our vocations are an opportunity for service to our community. Lewisville Morning Rotary Club members are committed to celebrating and recognizing excellence on the part of those whose vocations are committed to service to our community; our police officers, fire fighters and teachers. At our January 18th meeting, we will be recognizing Officer Kyle Pane.
Officer Kyle Payne is currently assigned to the Patrol Divison where he works the night shift on 2nd Watch. Ofc Payne is also an instructor with the National Academy for Professional Driving where he teaches police officers from 6 metroplex agencies including Lewisville, in emergency and pursuit driving.
What will the Lewisville Morning Rotary Club look like in 2021?
PLANNING with a VISION
As a new year begins and the next Rotary year approaches in July, With the 2015-2018 strategic plan coming to a very successful end June 30th, the Lewisville Morning BOD would like to begin a new 3 year strategic plan that involves as many members as possible. To help us accomplish this, the District 5790 Visioning support team will be providing technical planning support and a “Visioning Process” for the entire club membership. PDG Gene Davenport will be leading that district team. PDG Gene will be sharing with us how the Visioning process will work the Thursday, Jan 18th meeting.
We raised $668 towards researching the cure for Alzheimer's and Dementia and had fun doing it.
Thank you to all that contributed to making this event such a fun fund raiser.
Old Town Brewhouse, Continental Divide Band, Fried Ribs & More and all those that joined in for fellowship and fun to support a great cause: Treatment and Cure of Alzheimer's and Dementia.
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