This week we will be meeting in the large conference room upstairs at Zion's Bank.
Megan Tanous and Buddy Wilton from the St. Luke's Wood River Foundation will join us for an update on their endeavours. The foundation is really stepping up, working hard and allocating their resources in the workforce housing and low-income health care arenas.
"If Rotary is to realize its proper destiny, it must be evolutionary at all times, and, on occassion, revolutionary. "
On this day in 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously in Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka that racial segregation in public schools was unconstitutional. The author of the opinion, Chief Justice Earl Warren, used plain language so ordinary Americans could understand its weight:
“It is doubtful that any child may reasonably be expected to succeed in life if he is denied the opportunity of an education.”
Over the past few weeks we have invited the people below to join our club. Please don't hesitate to contact any member for the Board to share your thoughts and/or experiences with these folks. If you know them personally, consider reaching out to them and offer to answer any questions they may have about Rotary and our Club.
Megan Tanuous - St. Luke's Wood River Foundation Corporate Membership
Logan Fredrickson - evaluating Corporate vs. Individual Membership
Mason Fredrickson - evaluating Corporate vs. Individual Membership
The Ketchum - Sun Valley Rotary Club has implemented a new corporate membership plan. The highlights of the plan includes one dues-paying member, and allows for up to 3 other members of a business to share the Tuesday lunch meal plan. Please contact Alex Nevins, new members chair, at alex.nevins@dlevans.com.
What better way to introduce someone to Rotary - a free lunch. All active Rotary members are invited to bring a friend to lunch for free. Not only that, the sponsoring Rotarian receives a free Happy Buck!
Note, the free lunch is for first time visitors only. After that, the cost is $25, but the value is priceless.
