Get ready for the unveiling of a really cool park! Rotary Park. Special thanks to Monrovia, Tina Cherry, all of her staff and the Tax Payers of Monrovia for these much needed improvements. Come join us.
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Thanks to Paul Denniston with Grief Yoga for speaking to our club last Tuesday and giving us some breathing and movement techniques to help us relax!
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Great speaker.
Make a Difference Day, this year at Rotary Park. Wow, this is moving along very nice, stop in a see it.
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🎸🎲 Big thanks to Sam Wright State Farm Agency for "insuring" our good times as a "Born to Run" sponsor of our Casino Night! 🕺💸 With your support, our "Rock & Roll is Here to Stay" fundraiser was a safe bet! 🎰
Your good neighborly spirit made sure the only thing risky that night was our blackjack hands! 🎲 Thanks for being part of the fun! #GoodNeighbor #CasinoNight #BornToRun #RotaryRockAndRoll
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Why Should You Care About Polio?
Polio cases have been reduced by over 99.9% worldwide, but the fight isn't over. In this video, we explore why it is critical to remain vigilant. Hear from WHO advisor Dr. Sunil Bahl on the role of surveillance in preventing outbreaks, visit a government lab in India, and follow the collection of an AFP (acute flaccid paralysis) sample. Discover how ongoing efforts are keeping the world closer to a polio-free future.
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🎸🎲 A big shoutout to Wheelbuilder.com for rolling with us as one of our awesome "Born to Run" sponsors at last month’s Casino Night! 🏎️💨 Thanks to you, we kept the wheels turning (and the dice rolling) all night long at our "Rock & Roll is Here to Stay" fundraiser! 🤘
You definitely didn’t "brake" our momentum — in fact, you gave us the perfect "tread" for success! 🚴💸 We couldn't have done it without your support! #RockAndRoll #CasinoNight #ThanksWheelBuilder #RotaryFun
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Thursday will be World Polio Day! Rotary along with our partners have rid our world of 99% of Polio yet the past 1% will be the hardest.
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