The Lewisville Morning Rotary Club is hosting a Celebrating Spring with Family Fun on the Plaza Event in cooperation with the City of Lewisville's ColorPalooza Celebration on April 8th in "Old Town" Lewisville. Our Rotary Club is presenting 3 family fun events in which family members compete for prizes by creating, decorating and flying kites, building Lego Block Buildings designed by Discovery LegoLand professional model builders and participating in our Duck-or-Luck festivities. We are seeking a title sponsor, Kite Contest sponsors, Lego Contest Sponsors, Duck-or-Luck Sponsors and Friends of Rotary Sponsors.
Place your pointer over the image above to download our sponsor package.
Members of the Lewisville Morning Rotary Club graciously donate to the Rotary Foundation every quarter to support Rotary projects throughout the world including the TEACH Global Grant we are doing in India to improve literacy in 10 tribal region schools. The foundation also supported our dictionary project by matching our club funds dollar for dollar. Over 1000 local children benefited as a result of our Foundation donations and the hard work our members do on fund raisers such as the Car Show, the Pancake Breakfast and the ColorPalooza Rotary Events.
Members of the Lewisville Morning Rotary Club graciously donate to the Rotary Foundation every quarter to support Rotary projects throughout the world including the TEACH Global Grant we are doing in India to improve literacy in 10 tribal region schools. The foundation also supported our dictionary project by matching our club funds dollar for dollar. Over 1000 local children benefited as a result of our Foundation donations and the hard work our members do on fund raisers such as the Car Show, the Pancake Breakfast and the ColorPalooza Rotary Events.
Our German Exchange Student Henrik is shown here with Alex Taylor volunteering at our Dictionary project.
This Thursday evening, the Exchange Student Henrik Thimm will be awarded the distinct honor of being a "Magnificent Marauder". To attain this award, students have to be nominated by a teacher for exceptional academic achievement, enthusiasm and perseverance.
As Henriks extended family here in the US, LMR members are encouraged to join host parents John & Marilyn at the Marcus High School Auditorium, 7 pm, Feb. 9th and congratulate him for this wonderful accomplishment.
We need 4 to 5 volunteers to assist in Saturday's HHW 8:45 to noon. The convenience center is located at 330 East Jones Street. Drive through the open gate and park in back. E-mail Todd Taylor.
The Lewisville Morning Rotary Club is organizing 3 events during the City of Lewisville ColorPalooza, A Celebration of Spring on April 8th in Old Town at the Wayne Ferguson Plaza. Volunteers are needed at each event. To sign-up, please place your pointer on the Duck and click.
On January 31, 2017 a core group of Little Elm community and business leaders met at Point Bank in Little Elm to explore the feasibility of forming a Rotary Club for the community of Little Elm. The group of 9 enthusiastic Little Elm leaders met Marilyn Pokorny and DGN Gerald Robinson to learn about Rotary, club options and the process for formation of a club. The group of 9 include 3 other former Rotary members including our Lori Krouskos who was a member of LMR before taking a new job in Little Elm.
Happy New Year! Many has been informed that experts are predicting 2017 will be one of the best years on record. Gone are the doldrums of 2016, let the party of 2017 begin!
By now you have heard updates about several exciting upcoming developments and events. We are excited for the possibilities of a Satellite Rotary club in The Colony/ Castle Hills area. While members have expressed interest in starting a Satellite Club, at the initiative of District Governor MaryAnn McDuff, John and Marilyn Pokorny there has been some progress in making this a reality. (For those who have not heard of a satellite club its functions as a short-term, transitional step on the path to becoming a full, independent Rotary club. Satellite clubs give opportunities to people to join Rotary who may not be able to attend at the time the local club meets or who may want to be part of a different kind of club. Satellite clubs allow well established Rotary clubs to sponsor new opportunities in a locality.) We are looking forward to the upcoming Rotary social events at Cobra Brewery on March 2. We hope to introduce people to Rotary and what we do, and perhaps meet some new potential members. Mary Jones and John Pokorny have been working with Cobra Brewery to plan this event and make it a success. Also, we are excited and preparing for the departure of the Vocational Training Team to Nasik India. The VTT will travel in March. Let wish them a haughty and exciting Bon Voyage.
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President | Carolyn Wright
