Rotaract GM September 9, 2013
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This document outlines the agenda and updates for the Rotaract Club of Mississauga's general meeting on October 9, 2013. Key items discussed include an upcoming Living Lights tree decoration event, a recent road cleanup volunteer activity, plans for guest speakers and a hospital tour. Upcoming social and charity events like a poker tournament and movie night are announced. International service initiatives supporting milk distribution in the Philippines are also mentioned. The next club meeting is scheduled for October 17.
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Creating a culture of welcome: Celebrating diversity and serving the informat...
Creating a culture of welcome: Celebrating diversity and serving the informat...Georgia Libraries Conference (formerly Ga COMO).
Presenters: Susie O'Connor and Natalia Bowdoin
Presented at the virtual Georgia Libraries Conference in October 2020.
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- 2. Agenda Living Lights update Adopt a Road clean up – recap by Jason Guest Speaker! Will Carlos Club updates Activity
- 3. Happy Quarters… Now going to funding a bursary for a deserving recipient…
- 5. Living Lights (formerly Symphony of Lights) Updates Potential Dates (subject to change): Saturday, October 19: Outdoor tree decoration Saturday, November 9: Tree decorating (many volunteers needed) Next Meeting: Wednesday, Oct 16 – 7pm Clubhouse Interested in getting involved? Email Mark – mark.garde@rotaractmississauga.com
- 7. Past Events Blood Drive •Past Thursday •Donated 6 units of blood •Christina, Jerryl, and Jason •Partners for Life: Goal 20 units by Dec 31, 2013 – ID: ROTA012653
- 8. Past Events Adopt a Road • Past Saturday • Cleaned up a TON of garbage (approx. 15 bags) • 14 members attended • Thanks to Monika, Larah, Jason, Lorraine, Anthony, Tanicia, Jerryl, Jenn, Margaret, Wendy, Mark, Saad, Daniel, and Himali!
- 11. Upcoming Events Halloween Harvest •Oct 31st, time TBD •Help UTM Rotaract collect non-persishable goods on Halloween •Looking for drivers, and trick-or-treaters!
- 12. What's Happening Guest Speaker • October 23rd @ General Meeting • Britta Martini-Miles, Executive Director More information at http://www.grievingchildrenlighthouse.org/
- 13. What's Happening Trillium Health Centre Tour • Postponed to Wed, Nov 6th • Confirm with Saad by Oct 23rd • Leave Clubhouse @ 5:45 pm sharp to car pool
- 14. Local Service No Upcoming Meeting Come see Jason or email me at: jason.loustel@rotaractmississauga.com
- 16. Charity Movie Night Halloween Theme $13/person – Next General meeting or at the Door. Cookies, Popcorn and Milk will be provided Dates – Vote Friday, October 25 8 pm – 10 pm Sunday, October 27 6pm – 8 pm Help needed Decorations
- 17. INTERNATIONAL Philippines – Marikina Central Three months milk feeding program for malnourished children Students will receive a glass of milk daily
- 18. International Sign up for International Committee now or email: Mariya.mykytenko@rotaractmississauga.c om Next Meeting: Thursday, October 17, 7:30 PM at Clubhouse
- 20. Fall Personal Development Workshop! • In the works! IntellectuELLE and IntelliGENTS Meeting in November Contact: Tanicia.reedon@rotaractmississauga.com
- 21. IntellectuELLEs & IntelliGENTs A chance for educated or intellectually stimulated individuals who wish to engage, discuss and debate together. Sharing knowledge and perspectives.
- 22. Premise How: Topics will be chosen by YOU When: Every other month Where: Looking into sponsorship from Boston Pizza (Square One)! Safe space, open, sensitive, FUN! (Food and drinks!)
- 23. Next Meeting: October 23rd, 2013 Please take this time now to SIGN UP!!
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