District 7930 eBulletin

 

Come join Boston Rotaract on Tuesday, Feb 20, for a benefit night at Flatbread Company in Davis Square! We will be there from 5pm-9pm, and Flatbread will donate a portion of their proceeds to Boston Rotaract’s Pure Home Water service project. Pure Home Water is a non-profit with a mission to provide clean water to people in Ghana, they do this by creating low cost water filtration devices for families who lack access to clean water.

 

Don’t miss out on a night of great food, great company and a chance to win some awesome prizes! We will have two lanes reserved for bowling and a strike out competition! The winner will get a prize donated by Flatbread! We will also be raffling off gift cards to local restaurant and other special prizes. There's no formal dress code, just bring yourself and friends. We hope to see you there!

 

Save 20% on Valentine's Day flowers and gifts with promo code ROTARY.

Special offers are available to you from the Rotary Global Rewards program, including discounts from 1-800-Flowers.com and other gift brands. You can save 20% on flowers, baskets, chocolate, cookies, and more. Plus, 1-800-Flowers.com will give 8% of your purchase  back to Rotary.
 

The Rotary Club of Chelsea and employees at the Homewood Suites, Residence Inn and TownePlace Suites hotels collected new and gently worn coats, jackets, sweaters and gloves to be distributed to local homeless children and families. The Rotary Club along with City leadership, local agencies and other volunteers participated in the “National Point in Time Count of People Experiencing Homelessness” on February 1. They went out in the pre-dawn hours to talk to and count homeless community members and bring them clothing, sandwiches, fruit and water. The Chelsea Rotary Club are “People of Action” and have served the community for over 90 years.

Rotary Leadership Institute is a leadership development program that combines facilitated learning, collaboration and ideas exchange to improve Rotary Clubs and strengthen lives.  Primary topics include leadership, team building, planning, market-ing, communication and organization.  The program is enriched through the sharing of experiences and ideas with Rotarians from our District and beyond.

Sessions are highly interactive, with a minimum of lecturing and lots of opportunity to share and experience ideas.  Each session is led by a Rotary leader who has been trained in facilitation techniques that maximize the learning experience.  Most work-shops are limited to 10-15 participants who participate in interactive discussion, role playing and problem solving activities.