Saturday, December 1, 2012
The History of the Foundation
At a recent meeting Past District Governor Clarence Parkins shared some of the history of The Rotary Foundation. Even those who have been Rotarians for many years learned something new about The Foundation which funds humanitarian projects throughout the world. Thanks, Clarence!
Monday, November 5, 2012
Giving Krysia a Paul Harris
Foundation Chair Dave Lambros (left) presented Krysia Falltrick with her second Paul Harris Award at the November 5 meeting.
Friday, October 26, 2012
Supporting Students' Good Works
South Sacramento Rotary provided students at Laetaata Floyd Elementary School (formerly Jed Smith Elementary) with more than a dozen rakes so they could prepare the ground for their new organic garden. With the support of school staff, they have chosen an area behind the school for their new garden which promises not only to be a great learning experience but also a way for students to work together on a goal.
Recognizing Deserving Students
At a recent meeting, South Sacramento Rotary recognized Amanda Lee, a senior at Luther Burbank High School, for her academic success and contributions to the school. Amanda is captain of the cheer team, serves on the student council, and works at the student snack bar. She plans to attend UCSB and major in computer science. Pictured with her above are her counselor, Alex Corona (left), and Andrea Meisner (center), South Sacramento Rotary's student recognition chair.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Welcoming New and Future Members
South Sacramento Rotary has added to its membership this year. Christy Moore (left) of Farmers and Merchants Bank joined the club in March. Jocelyn Yap (center), who is a realtor with Cook Realty, came aboard in August, and Corky Mau, recently retired from recycling management, will join the club on October 8.
Helping "Paint the Town"
South Sacramento Rotary members joined other service organizations in the area to "paint the town" on Saturday, September 15. Our club was responsible for landscaping yards in the Oak Park part of town. One resident who had benefitted from the program the past year joined the group to show her appreciation.
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