World Community Service - Malaria Partners | Club 29 Breakfast
World Community Service - Malaria Partners | Club 29 Breakfast
If you're having trouble viewing this email, you may see it online.

Rotary Club of Oklahoma City



March 23, 2021 program
Peter Dolese -
"Arts Council Oklahoma City"



March 30 - 100 In-Person Attendees Maximum | RSVP Required for In-Person Meeting


Because of restrictions, the in-person meeting is limited. RSVP is required for the March 30  in-person meeting at St. Luke's.  The speaker is Attorney General Mike Hunter.  The topic is: McGirt V. Oklahoma

RSVP HERE   100 maximum  
 
Link for Online Streaming   Streaming will go live at 11:55.  Please access the "Action" tab, and submit your attendance and meal credit choice  in the online form.

April AfterHours Registration

featuring a virtual tour of the First National Center
April 13 | 5:30-6:30pm  via Zoom

Register in advance to receive the Zoom participation link

Club 29 Breakfast Meeting

Quail Creek Country Club | 7:00am
April 1, 2021
Maximum Capacity 20 persons
RSVP Required - Deadline - March 29

Club 29 presents Charitable Contributions 

Recently, Rotary Club 29 presented charitable contributions to Positive Tomorrows, Homeless Alliance, Catholic Charities, Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma, and the Mercy Health Foundation Okla. City.
You may watch the check presentations here
A second round of charitable contributions was made to Urban Mission, Heartline Oklahoma, YWCA, Jesus House, and Good Shepherd Clinic  You may watch the check presentations here

world community service reports

Malaria Partners International - Striving to elimnate Malaria Worldwide
by Clayton Taylor
With Polio "Nearly" eradicated, we now strive to tackle the next preventable worldwide killer.

Malaria is seen by many as the next worst, widespread disease that is impacting the world – after polio.  Malaria is a mosquito borne blood disease.  In simplest terms, it has the most severe impact on children 5-years old and younger, as millions of the youngest children have died.  For adults, it has the impact of a very bad case of the flu, thus resulting in mothers who cannot care for their children and fathers who cannot go to work to pay for food for their families.

To address this head on, Malaria Partners International (MPI) was created by Rotarians to fight Malaria on a worldwide scale. Founded by Seattle Rotary Club 4, MPI now involves more than 40 other Rotary Clubs and significant partners in the international health field. MPI’s efforts first focused on the African country of Zambia and are now spreading to other African countries including The Gambia, Tanzania, and Uganda.

MPI on the Ground

The MPI approach to attacking malaria is unique, using lessons learned from polio eradication programs to trace and target hotspots of malaria outbreaks. The Zambia project has focused directly on the training and equipping of over 1,250 village health care workers who can test for and treat malaria at the local level, impacting over 625,000 local residents.

Another major aspect of the Zambia project is the effective partnership with the national government in the work.  This government involvement provides the long-term sustainability that will make this effort endure through the years.

world community service reports

Club 29 joins in Worldwide Rotary Partnership with ShelterBox to Deliver Disaster Relief..
by Matt Bown
Club 29 recently joined over 500 Rotary Clubs worldwide to support the disaster relief mission of ShelterBox.  ShelterBox is a relief organization started by a Rotary Club in Cornwall, England in 2000 and in 2012, Rotary International adopted ShelterBox as its first Project Partner and remains its only disaster relief charity partner
Facts about ShelterBox: 
• Rapid response to disasters on a worldwide basis
• In 2020, aid was provided in 13 countries impacting over 200,000 people
• For over 20 years, aid has been provided in more than 100 countries impacting over 1.7 million people
• Aid is provided for individuals impacted by natural disasters as well as conflict


What ShelterBox Does:
• Delivers essential aid in the aftermath of a disaster
• ShelterBoxes contain family sized tents and necessary survival supplies tailored to local conditions
• ShelterKits contain essential tools needed to start repairing and rebuilding homes


READ MORE


welcome new rotarians

Scott Blubaugh
Kim Henry
Wendi Wilson

Roving Microphone Handlers Needed 

If you are interested in circulating the microphone for questions at the weekly in-person Tuesday luncheon meetings, please let us know by choosing a luncheon meeting date. 
Microphone Handler's Sign Up

Rotary Peace Fellowships - 2022 Applications

Applications for the 2022 Rotary Peace Fellowship will open in February. Rotarians and local clubs are encouraged to promote the fellowship and share information with potential candidates. Information about the program and applicant qualifications is available.

Please contact Steve Shepelwich, District Rotary Peace Fellowship Subcommittee Chair, for more information on the fellowships and how to get involved.

Don't Wait to Nominate......The Time is NOW!

Membership is the life blood of Rotary Club 29.  The membership recruitment committee, co-chaired by Jane Jenkins and Janet Vernon, are giving all Club 29 Rotarians an incentive to nominate new members!  Starting February 8, 2021 for every nomination that converts into membership with entrance fee and dues paid, the lead sponsor will receive a $100 gift card from either a Good Egg or Hal Smith restaurant.  
Nomination form can be found in the "members" section of the website  okcrotary.club   Requirements for membership and submission form can be found
=>
Online Nomination Form

Update your business contact information

If you have an update or correction to your business or residential contact information that has not been reported to the Rotary office, please update it here.  

Rotary Office has moved!

Please update your records, forward to Accounts Payable, or please update your online bank payment service. 
Rotary Club of Okla. City
625 NW 13th St. Ste 105
Okla. City, OK  73103
Phone: 405-235-5100
okcrotary.club
Contact email:
Executive Director Megan Law - megan@okcrotary.com
Membership Services Cheryl Byrd - cheryl@okcrotary.com

Meeting Schedule

Celebrating Years of Service in Rotary Club 29

These Rotarians have been members of Club 29 from 40 years to 1 year. 

Rotary Club 29 Online Directory


Rotary Club 29 has an online membership directory which contains current content information for all club members. The link to access the Club 29 directory can be found at the top of  the home page of  okcrotary.com or by clicking here.

OKC Rotary has provided this tool as a convenience  to help members stay in touch with one another. The online directory,  just like the printed roster, should only be used for Rotary purposes.  If you need help in accessing the directory, please email the office.  
 
 Happy Birthday to those Rotarians born in March!

Membership News -  

 You may nominate a prospective Rotarian by using this online form. Nomination Form  This form is also found in the "Members" section of okcrotary.com.

The Club 29 Breakfast   Thursdays at  7:00 AM


Ron Rocke
Joe Fleckinger 
Breakfast Committee Co-Chairs
Maximum - 20 persons
RSVP Required 

Meeting location:
Quail Creek Golf & Country Club
3501 Quail Creek Road

March 25, 2021 - No Speaker
April 1, 2021
April 8, 2021
April 15, 2021
April 22, 2021
April 29, 2021


Email Us         405.235.5100        okcrotary.com
625 NW 13th Street, Ste 105, Oklahoma City, OK 73103
625 NW 13th Street Ste 105 | Oklahoma City, OK 73103 US
This email was sent to cheryl@okcrotary.com. To ensure that you continue receiving our emails, please add us to your address book or safe list.

manage your preferences | opt out using TrueRemove®.

Got this as a forward? Sign up to receive our future emails.
powered by emma