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We meet Tuesdays 7:30-8:30 am
Edina Country Club
5100 Wooddale Avenue
Edina, MN 55424 United States
Following CDC recommendations, EMRC has canceled ALL in person meetings through the end of June. Here is the upcoming "virtual meeting" schedule. Please note that the same Zoom Link will be for all meetings through the end of June.
CLUB ZOOM MEETING
Tuesday, June 2nd 7:30 a.m.
“Leading In Turbulent Times”
Paula Doroff
After 22 very successful years in Financial Services working as a Vice President of Investments for the largest and most successful financial companies in the world including BlackRock, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley and Ameriprise Financial, Paula Doroff decided to step into her calling to become an Empowerment Speaker & Life Design Strategist. Paula was born in poverty in Brazil and was raised by an illiterate Grandmother with the dream of one day coming to America.
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Upcoming events:
ROTARY VOCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Wednesday, June 3rd - 6:00 p.m.
Happy Hour via Zoom Meeting
Speaker - Mayor Jim Hovland
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Meeting ID: 838 2991 0416
FAMILY FRIENDLY DISTRICT 5950 CONFERENCE - POSTPONED
DG INSTALLATION CELEBRATION FOR TOM GUMP
Edina Country Club
June 25th, 5:30-8:30 p.m.
SEPTEMBER 14th - PATRICK D. KENNEDY MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
Braemar Golf Course
We are pleased to invite you to participate in a COVID-19 #RotaryResponds one-hour Telethon to raise critical funds for disaster response. This Facebook Live event will be simulcast on the Rotary International Facebook page. The goal is to raise more than $1 million dollars.
Rotary’s 1.2 million members across the globe have taken swift action to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. More than $3.4 million in Rotary Disaster Response Grants have already been put into action on the frontlines to battle COVID-19. Additionally, millions more have been raised by our #PeopleofAction - they have responded quickly and are truly saving lives. Now, we need to do more and the need for additional funding is a priority.
Join this live event to hear stories of hope, inspiration and gratitude from Rotarians, Rotaractors and friends of Rotary from across the globe as they share what they are doing to help their communities. The telethon will also showcase how our polio eradication infrastructure is helping to combat COVID-19.
Rotary’s 1.2 million members across the globe have taken swift action to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic. More than $3.4 million in Rotary Disaster Response Grants have already been put into action on the frontlines to battle COVID-19. Additionally, millions more have been raised by our #PeopleofAction - they have responded quickly and are truly saving lives. Now, we need to do more and the need for additional funding is a priority.
Join this live event to hear stories of hope, inspiration and gratitude from Rotarians, Rotaractors and friends of Rotary from across the globe as they share what they are doing to help their communities. The telethon will also showcase how our polio eradication infrastructure is helping to combat COVID-19.
How can you participate:
1. Participate in the telethon on Facebook Live on 2 May at Rotary International's Facebook Page (facebook.com/rotary). The live stream will be simulcast in eight languages.
2. Share this event & spread the word through your social media channels.
3. Invite friends, family, and members of your community to watch and see first-hand what Rotary's People of Action are doing to combat COVID-19.
4. Post on social media during the broadcast and on the day of the event using the hashtag #RotaryResponds.
5. Donate as an individual or as a club at http://on.rotary.org/drf
6. Encourage your Rotary District to donate District Designated Funds (DDF) at https://on.rotary.org/ddf-
The Rotary Club of Edina Morningside's Foundation is pleased to announce that it has approved $10,000 in local grants. The following organizations are recipients of our 2019-2020 grants (sponsoring Rotarian):
$2,000 - VEAP (Mary Brindle)
$2,000 - Edina ABC (Dan Hunt)
$1,000 - Oasis for Youth (Doug McElrath)
$1,000 - Help at your Door (Brad Johnson)
$1,000 - MATTERBox (Jeremy Newhouse)
$500 - Bridging (Bobb Schriver)
$500 - Edina Give and Go (Afira Hasan)
$500 - Edina Community Foundation (Dick Crockett)
$500 - Edina Education Fund (John Sorteberg)
$500 - Youth Frontiers (John Sorteberg)
$500 - Senior Community Services (Ted Field)
Thanks to all the Rotarians who sponsored and voted to distribute this money. And a special thank you to EMRC Foundation Director, Rob Laughlin-
Edina Community Education Services, The Edina Senior Center and the Hennepin County Edina Library have developed an "intergenerational" program called "Dear Edina: A Pen Pal Program". Program information can be found on this website.
We hope that Rotarians would take part in this pen pal program. Edina families are already registering their children and we need adults to do so as well.It is a snail mail event. One can register online and be paired with a child who wants to participate.
Rotary International President Mark D. Maloney has invited The Rotary Club of Edina / Morningside's Tom Gump to the first ever “New Club Development Summit,” which will be convened at Rotary World Headquarters, in Evanston, Illinois, on January 30-31, 20
President Maloney has called the Summit to coordinate and promote a growing network of proven leaders in new club development, which has historically been Rotary's primary growth engine.
Tom is committed to actively identifying and establishing new and innovative Rotary club models in our region. Congratulations Tom!
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