Thanks to Rotary International District 5300 DG Mike Driebe for speaking to our club this past Tuesday and for helping hand out the remaining Paul Harris Fellow Awards to our club members and significant others!
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Thank you to Century 21 Adams & Barnes - Regional Office for being a "Rock Around the Clock" sponsor at Monrovia Rotary's "Rock and Roll is Here to Stay" Casino Night to be held on September 21st 🎸🎰!
Your support helps us make a difference in our community. We appreciate you! 🙌 #RotaryClub #CommunitySupport #CasinoNight
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Thanks to Hannah Trujillo of Boston Court Pasadena for speaking to our club last Tuesday about the amazing programs their theatre offers.
Michelle Metz Shechtman leveled up this week from her red badge to her blue badge!
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Congratulations Michelle.
🌟 Honoring Monrovia Rotary: A True Community Partner 🌟
We are thrilled to recognize the Monrovia Rotary Club as a special honorary for this year's Make a Difference Day, celebrating their long-standing commitment and support! Guided by their values of integrity, service, fellowship, and community engagement, the Rotary Club of Monrovia has made a lasting impact on our community.
From transforming an abandoned reservoir site into the cherished Rotary Park and funding the Vietnam Memorial in Library Park, their contributions are woven into the fabric of our town. Last year, they revitalized Rotary Park by painting the walls a vibrant blue and yellow and cleaning the area, adding to their legacy of enhancing community spaces.
Their dedication goes beyond physical projects—whether it’s supporting the local library, constructing "Fort Rotary" at Trask Scout Camp, or ensuring access to clean water with a water filling station on Myrtle Avenue, the Monrovia Rotary Club truly embodies the spirit of making a difference.
We are incredibly grateful for their unwavering support and the positive change they bring to our community year after year. Thank you, Monrovia Rotary Club, for all you do! 💙 #MakeADifferenceDay #RotaryClub #CommunitySupport #ThankYou
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What is Rotary you ask? Look around town or around the globe and you can see how our world has improved, due to the efforts of Rotary.
Rotary members from 21 districts, in partnership with UNICEF, are working with local governments to develop and implement immunization programs to protect 100,000 children from rotavirus, pneumococcal disease, and cervical cancer across nine South Pacific Island countries, including Kiribati and Fiji. The Give Every Child a Future project is committed to strengthening the immunization programs in each country so that these vaccines continue to be delivered to future generations of children. Tarawa, Kiribati. 28 March 2023.
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What is Rotary you ask? Only the original Service Club founded in Chicago. Whether we are around town or around the globe, Rotary makes a difference in so many lives. Take a look!
At the Gubio Road Internally Displaced Persons camp in Maiduguri, Fatima Umar (right), a Volunteer Community Mobiliser, uses a pictorial flip book to communicate with Hadiza Zanna about maternal and child health, hygiene, vaccine-preventable diseases, and the effects of polio. Maiduguri, Borno State, Nigeria.
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Thank you to Dr. Paula Hart Rodas, the new superintendent of Monrovia Unified School District, for speaking to our club last Tuesday!
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Great things happen when Rotary gets involved, truly great things!
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Thanks to Kristin Ritzau from Food ED for speaking to our club last Tuesday about the community gardens that they run and their education programs.
Photos by Photoworks By Rick
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Want to make a difference in your world, maybe just here or maybe across the globe. Rotarians have and will continue to change the world for the better! Want to make a difference?
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