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PO Box 173
Mount Horeb, Wisconsin 53572
 
Meets Noon every Wednesday.  Skal Public House
Attendance:
S Wallitsch, H Kopras, M Rooney, J. Steinhauer, S. Neshlyaeva, P Zalucha, S Smith, P. Christian, F Wallitsch, S Salerno, E Grabe. Student Rotarian Jenna Clark
Happy Bucks
Svetlana is happy for International Women’s Day.
Heidi has 2; one for International Women’s Day, and for our student Rotarian Jenna Clark and her daughter Malyia Kopras who was unable to attend.
E Grabe: finally getting the home charger for her EV.
M. Rooney, happy for geology researcher from UW who is doing research on climate dating using the cave at Cave of the Mounds. Her journal article is being published soon in the Journal of Geoscience.
S. Wallitsch for our rotary club and how we are inclusive.
 
Student Rotarian:
Jenna Clark currently a senior at Mt. Horeb active in art department, and other extra curricular activities such as golf team, marching band playing trombone, and choir. She is excited to be here today surrounded by our welcoming club. She plans on attending college with an undecided major. She is interested in graphic design, and interior architecture. Her work will be featured at the student spotlight show this spring (6/12/23) with a focus on mental health issues. Her pieces are multi media using print making and linoleum block printing. 
 
Business meeting:
Shawn’s treasurer’s report. Final report coming soon,
Secretary’s report.
Closing in on EREY numbers to qualify for district matching grants.
We will be presenting 5/3/23 at  8 a.m. Chamber Event “Good Morning Mount Horeb” PR committee will be working on that.
During discussions with Rachel at Chamber Peggy suggested a volunteer fair with the local service organizations here in Mt. Horeb. Event may be going on late summer-early fall.
Peggy got a lead on a potential new member.
 
New Generations
Soren is living the good life. Parents are hearing less from him and his host parents are taking over communications.
Now that Soren is speaking more Italian, he is busier than ever.
2nd host family is in the works.
Joey is all set to be an outbound student, is attending orientation. Judy will be attending TriCon.
Update on Interact blanket drive with the pediatric department at UW Health.

Grants
Moved community grants deadline to the end of March. So far 5 applicants. Susan wrote something for the Mount Horeb mail that will be published this week. Please reach out to anyone who may be interested.
 
Fundraising
Paul encourages us to follow up with the thank you card. If you need any of our cards contact Liz (608)345-2108.
 
Steve and Paul: experience attending PETS.
Our president elect’s message is one of creating hope for the world, focus on need for mental health, and women as change makers. Keynote speech element about membership. His message, “Just ask, are you interested in Rotary?
 
Paul’s takeaway is that our club is in a really good place; the amount of fundraising, and the inclusive nature of our club.
Steve: we may be small but we are mighty. Tom Farley presented on mental health and recovery. Steve met up with Tom and asked him to come to Mt. Horeb some day.
Break out sessions with district governor and leadership with the message of hope.
 
Technology Task Force
We are assembling a group to research options to improve our on-line meeting experience.
William from the school district will be providing us with help with the technology.
 
Reminder: TriCon is coming in April. Judy will go as our elector. https://www.rotarywglconf.org/
 
Staying up to date: Webinars are available.
https://site.clubrunner.ca/page/webinars
 
Meeting Adjourned 12:58
 
 
Speakers
Mar 08, 2023
International Women's Day Celebration
Mar 29, 2023
Rural Broadband Expansion
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In response to the deepening humanitarian crisis caused by the war in Ukraine, The Rotary Foundation has created an official channel for donors around the world to contribute funds to support the relief efforts underway by Rotary districts and has designated its Disaster Response Fund as the main avenue for contributions.

To this end, The Rotary Foundation has approved:

  • Now through 30 June 2022, designated Rotary districts that border Ukraine and the Rotary district in Ukraine may apply for grants of up to $50,000 each from the Disaster Response Fund. These expedited disaster response grants can be used to provide relief to refugees or other victims of the crisis including items such as water, food, shelter, medicine and clothing.
  • During this same period, other impacted Rotary districts that wish to offer support to refugees or other victims of the crisis in their district can apply for $25,000 grants from the Disaster Response Fund.
  • Now through 30 April 2022, Rotary districts can transfer unallocated District Designated Funds (DDF) to support the Disaster Response Fund, directly supporting these Ukraine-specific humanitarian grants.
  • Contributions to the Disaster Relief Fund in support of Ukraine can be made here. All funds need to be received into the Disaster Response Fund by 30 April 2022 in order to qualify for use in support of the Ukrainian relief efforts.
  • Although the Disaster Response Fund will be the main avenue for Rotary Foundation support, Rotary and Rotaract clubs are also encouraged to create their own responses to the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.

In addition to support provided through the Disaster Response Fund, the Foundation is coordinating with partners and regional leaders, exploring effective solutions to the increased humanitarian needs.

  • We are in contact with the United Nations High Commission on Refugees – USA to prepare for and respond to the needs of those being displaced in Ukraine and to neighboring countries.
  • ShelterBox, our project partner for disaster response, is in communication with Rotary members in Eastern Europe to explore how it may offer support with temporary transitional housing and other essential supplies.
  • The Rotary Action Group for Refugees, Forced Displacement, and Migration is also mobilizing its resources to assist in this crisis.

More than 2 million people have fled Ukraine and are in dire need of emergency aid. The United Nations estimates that number could grow to as many as 5 million people displaced. Rotary clubs in Europe and around the world have stepped up their relief work, some working on the ground to help displaced families.

We will continue to monitor the situation in Ukraine and neighboring countries. Visit My Rotary and follow Rotary on social media to stay updated on how clubs can get involved and what actions Rotary members have taken and the impact it has had for people in the region.

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