We Are Back....The 14th Annual Rotary Show returns to the stage on April 28 and 29 at 7:00 pm.   

 

After long overdue requests, we can finally make our payments for Dues, Dinners, & Donations through Clubrunner! 

 

 

 

Wow! I'm here at East Jordan and we are learning ClubRunner (CR). What fun!

 

The Rotary Club of East Jordan met at the garage of Greg and Meg Kitson to carve lots of pumpkins for The Depot Teen Center's Halloween Fundraising Walk. 

Each year, Rotary International sets lofty goals for clubs to attain within the Rotary year. They often require extra "work" and when achieved, are a sign of a healthy club. In 2018-19, the Rotary Club of East Jordan achieved a Rotary Citation with Silver Presidential Distinction.

A recent Rotary meeting was held at Raven Hill Discovery Center.

 

Carol Timmer, Immediate Past President, receives her Paul Harris plus 2 recognition from our District Governor, Gary Chenoweth during an August 2021 meeting.

Club President Lois Aroian shared in the inauguration of the Browns Creek Pathway Trail in East Jordan on Monday, August 23.  The new path extends the bike trail and was accomplished with the help of many organizations including the Rotary Club of East Jordan.  Rotary assisted in the Eagle Scout project kiosk which provides information about the trail.

 

Seven East Jordan High School graduates won 4-year Rotary Scholarships and one student received a one-year award in 2021. The winners were Nathaniel Newman, Steven Streasick, Josh Nise, Madelyn Reece, Shannon Schlueter, Lauren Smith, Emmah Wojan, and Sage Upton.

The Rotary Club of East Jordan, for the second year in a row, canceled its 14th annual Variety Show, due to ongoing concerns about COVID-19. Discussions are underway concerning 2022.

  $5750  Macy McPherson

  $ 4750  Gabrielle Snyder

  $ 3500  Madeline  Malpass                

  $2500   Bailey Swanson

  $2000   Augustus Schier

 

 

Spring cleaning at the East Jordan Rotary-sponsored cabin at Camp Daggett.  Every year the Club sends a contingent of volunteers to spruce up the Rotary Cabin. Pictured (from left): Jack Poindexter, Bob Moran, President Renee Wiklanski, Tom Teske, and Fred Malpass. 

East Jordan Rotary announces a five thousand dollar contribution to the Crossroads Ecumenical Resale Shop Building Fund.

Karen Brennan, Rotary President,  presenting check to Mike Burr and Laura Kenny. Representing  Rotary (back row from left)  Dan Thomas, Deb Mannville,

Tammy Jackson, Tami Vincent and Paul Michael.

 

The Rotary Club of East Jordan happily awarded a $5000 donation to the Grandvue Terrace and Recreation Park.  The mission of the park is to have an outdoor area that stimulates the senses, maximizes optimal healthy living, embraces fellowship and gives Elders a reason to get up in the morning and a purpose outside themselves.  The Grandvue Terrace and Recreation Park will provide opportunities for Elders to continue their love of nature with the creation of a one-acre outdoor area encompassing a greenhouse, walking paths with sitting areas, a woodworking/small animal barn, a tranquil water feature, a picnic pavilion and a multi-generational activity area with horseshoe pit and playground equipment.  The project will be funded entirely through donations, in-kind materials and services and grants.  Pictured from left to right; Dan Thomas, Karen Brennan, Tammy Jackson, Carol Timmer, Tami Vincent and Paul Michael

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Mr and Mrs Santa arrived at the Party by fire truck !!!