Moving from Diversity to Inclusive Opportunities for All!Dr. "Bowtie Todd" Jenkins
Thur, Oct 29, 2020
6:30pm
Dr. "Bowtie Todd" Jenkins will lead us through an inspiring evening of diversity, equity and inclusion.
Moving from Diversity to Inclusive Opportunities for All!
Corks & Caps Local ChapterRotary Wine Appreciation Fellowship
Sun, Oct 25, 2020
5pm
The D7930 PI & Technology Committee, in cooperation with our District Membership Committee, has published a Guide to Hybrid Club Meetings document. The document can also be downloaded from the PI page on the D7930 website.Please check it out and let us know if this is helpful for your clubs.
D7930 Fall Forum Recording on YouTubeIn case you missed it, here is the recording of the D7930 Fall Forum.
Please enjoy an introductory talk by Connor Lapresi, Area Director and Club President of The Last Word Toastmasters International in Burlington, MA, as well as two breakout sessions on Membership and Transitioning during the Pandemic. (click read more to skip to a specific point in video)
Show Me the Money” Demystifying Your Member Benefit The Annual Fund
Wed, Nov 18, 2020
7:00-8:30pm
This informative evening will be led by Elizabeth Davis, Rotary International Annual Giving Officer and will focus on your Annual Fund and how to use these funds to make an impact in your community and around the world!
District 7930 is part of Zone 32, which consists of 22 districts. D7930 was recognized at the recent Zone Summit and received the following awards:
| Largest Contribution to the Annual Fund: 1. 7980: $303,863 2. 7390: $307,857 3. 7930: $274,196 | Largest Per Capita Giving: 1. 7930 - $156 2. 7980 - $152 3. 7450 - $146 | Largest Polio Giving: 1. 7930 - $104,292 2. 7430 - $82,633 3. 7475 - $ 75,988 |
Congratulations to all Rotarians in District 7930 for their contributions, hard work and commitment to our Foundation, with special thanks to the District Foundation Committee, the District Million Dollar Journey committee and the District Polio/Polar Plunge committee for making our year a huge success!
The Marblehead Rotary Club and Lynch van Otterlook YMCA will host a Red Cross Blood Drive on Sunday, October 25, 2020, 10am-3pm.Advance appointments are required. No walk-ins will be accepted. Visit RedCrossBlood.org and enter “schedule an appointment” or call 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767). All Successful Donors will get a free COVID antibody test.
Ipswich High School Interact is a Rotary sponsored service club sanctioned by the Ipswich Public Schools and advised by Ipswich Rotary. Last week, the club leaders presented their plans for two new service projects at the weekly meeting of the Rotary club, currently held on Zoom.
The Wakefield Rotary Club never stopped meeting during the COVID-19 crisis. Like many, it just moved online, and members have been meeting weekly each Tuesday. Club President John Tramontozzi commented, “I looked forward to these meetings every week. Being disconnected from people, this was a welcome interaction.” But recently the club decided to try to host a hybrid meeting, an effort to ensure safety while giving an opportunity to do a service project. Members were offered a socially-distanced in-person meeting as well as an opportunity to attend the meeting virtually via Zoom.
The Rotary Club of Marblehead has been hard at work reimagining its traditional Holiday Pops Concert, to continue its long-standing tradition of community celebration at holiday time. Despite the challenges of these times. Rotary Club President Patricia Sullivan and Concert chairs Judith Black, Betty Lautner and Jessica Barnett have created a new virtual format that will be full of music, local talent, sing- a-longs and holiday memories from Marbleheaders.Holiday Pops Reimagined 2020 will take place on Saturday evening, December 12, at 7:00 pm. Gather together with a few special friends and family to enjoy a delightful evening of holiday cheer. A donation of $50 will reserve a space for you and your group, providing access to the concert.
