For the Rotaract Tree Initiative, arrangements have been made for the pickup at Independent Grocers, and hopefully Adrian would take this on.
Jennifer Jerrett will recruit from the Satellite group.
Celebrity Chef Culinary Experience Rob shared his screen – 316 dinners, 68 just the entertainment portion, total sponsorship was 11,000.00. The gross income was $ 46,000, total expenses were $ 16,000, so we netted about $ 30,000. The club will keep 15% so we have a donation to Hospice of $ 27,000.00.
Ross recommended that we create a list of “Friends of Rotary”, businesses in town who support the club so the members could patronize these businesses. Mary agreed with this suggestion and stated that all the swag bag donors have been thanked. George also approved of Ross’ suggestion. Paul gave a shout-out to the donations from Tony King and Georgian Bay Smash.
Hugh said that he took advantage of the deal at Family Place Restaurant, that was sponsored by the Satellite Club and it was excellent. Mary said they have used this promotion for West Side Fish & Chips.
Tim noted that Hospice must raise about $ 55,000 a month, so our donation will provide their expenses for two weeks.
Train Station Roof: Ron reported that the roof came through the winter well, so a decision has been taken to postpone any repairs for this year.
Muskoka Seniors Friendly Card-Writing Program – Mary indicated that they could always use more volunteers.
Muskoka Rotaract Club Plant-A -Tree project – the advertising is being done on social media.
Rotary Weekend April 10-11: District Governor Elect and RI President Elect will be attending, this is an opportunity to upgrade your Rotary knowledge. Just register and then select what you want to do, all from your own home and no fees!
Next Meeting April 7 at 6 pm: Robert Hurst will be interviewing Lou Naumovski who is regarded as one of Canada’s foremost experts on Russia. This will be a good meeting to invite friends or potential Rotarians.
In-Person Meetings: The Legion can now handle up to 45 people upstairs. This will be considered after the end of April and depending on members being vaccinated. Or perhaps meeting at an outdoors setting, such as Avery Beach or the fairgrounds
Ron Question: What community in Ontario has a giant lumberjack on the highway just outside of it? Doug got the answer right – Iroquois Falls.
Rotary Foundation – Jennifer Simpson: On May 12, our District is hosting a virtual “Red Carpet Event” for the Rotary Foundation. Cost is $ 110.00 per link, of which $ 100.00 goes directly to the Foundation. See Brandy’s email for all information.
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