Rotary District 7930 eBulletin
January 1, 2024

 
Happy New Year!
Happy New Year! Cheers to a new year and new opportunities for Service Above Self.
 
Wishing all Rotarians, partners, friends and neighbors happy and healthy New Year!
 
Thank you to all who for your story submissions for the eBulletin and website.  It is so inspiring to see the work and fun from throughout our District.  The link for submitting stories can always be found on our website or find it directly at this link.
 
May the new year bring you joy, peace, and happiness.
Get Movin' to End Polio:  Jan. 1 to Feb 3
Are YOU ready?? Time to get off your duff, put on those new exercise outfits and sneakers, and let’s all make some healthy New Year’s resolutions, AND raise some serious funds for the eradication of polio! You can choose your own date(s) so no excuse about scheduling!
 
How do you move: (@$25-$50 per hour?)
Clean your house; food shop; yoga or exercise class; ride a bike; ski (if you can find snow); Polar Plunge alone or with a group; join in one of the district events; use your imagination – anything goes!
 
How do you raise donations: 
Ask family members; ask club members; ask co-workers; support yourself
Either set up a Raise For Rotary page or collect $$/checks and have your club send to Rotary End Polio.
 
District Events so far:
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RYLA is Coming May 17-19
Save the Date!  RYLA is coming May 17-19, Camp Rotary in Boxford.
 
Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) is Rotary International’s leadership training program for young people.  Rotary District 7930 has a long-running annual program for high school students.
 
High school, sophomores, juniors, and seniors are invited to attend a weekend-long event, where they learn life and leadership skills including goal setting, cultural understanding, problem solving, communication, public speaking, networking, community building, team building and more!
 
For more information check our RYLA page or contact RYLA District Chair Christina Harris.
Peabody's 20th Anniversary Taste of North Shore
March 19th, 2024 will be the 20th anniversary of Rotary Peabody's popular and biggest fundraiser of the year. We're inviting all Rotarians to join us to enjoy the best flavors the North Shore has to offer. Our $10,000 raffle (only 300 tickets sold), wine and beer raffle, $20 grab bags (value of $25 or more) will once again be a part of this event. This event supports deserving high school students with scholarships, helps feed food insecure families and funds the service projects we perform year-round to make our community stronger. For more information go to www.peabodyrotarytaste.com to purchase tickets and get more information about sponsorship opportunities. We hope you'll join us! 
Public Image Health Check
Promote your Rotary’s Public Image.  A strong and vibrant Public Image is one of 2 proven key tactics for successful and growing clubs -- the other is a large number of service projects.  Effective Public Image helps expand your reach and artfully tell compelling stories that demonstrate Rotarians as people of action.   The Public Image Committee’s role is to help clubs to have a robust media and social media strategy, an up-to-date website and an engaging online presence in their local communities.
 
We suggest all clubs engage on social media to boost your Public Image.  Social media (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, etc.) provide streamlined opportunity to get your stories out there.  The various platforms can provide a direct way to push your news to the public.  Here are some tips to think about.
 
How can my club boost our Public Image? 
 
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Salem Celebrates Holidays with Foster Children
The Salem Rotary Club recently hosted its annual Department of Children and Families Holiday party. This event supports children throughout the North Shore region and allows foster children the opportunity to celebrate the holidays with their foster families and often their siblings who are not able to be housed in the same foster home. Hosted at the beautiful Kernwood Country Club in Salem, this fun afternoon provided fun activities, a magician, stories with Elsa and Anna, good food, gifts, and a visit from Santa Claus himself. 
 
"The Salem Rotary Club is proud to support DCF at this annual event,” said Club President Jen Close. “This event is something we look forward to every year, and Rotarians have just as much fun bringing joy to families in our community as the children who attend."
 
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Holiday Lunch with Global Scholar
Ingrid Brown from Rockport Rotary celebrated an International Holiday Lunch at a Turkish restaurant with her former Global Scholar, Makiko Ueda, from Japan and current French Youth Exchange student, Lila Michaux.

Maki’s parents just arrived from Japan to celebrate Christmas with the whole family. 
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Upcoming Events
Get Movin to End Polio
Jan 01, 2024 – Feb 03, 2024
 
Get Movin' to End Polio Begins
Jan 01, 2024 - Feb 03, 2024
 
District Membership Committee Meeting
Zoom
Jan 03, 2024
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
 
Foundation Committee Meeting
Jan 03, 2024 6:30 PM
 
International Assembly (DGE)
Jan 07, 2024 - Jan 11, 2024
 
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