Membership/Attendance- 43 Active Members 19 members attending.
Guests - Joe Bianculli
The Beginnings - Terry opened the meeting by welcoming our guest, Joe Bianciulli and then members recited the Pledge of Allegiance.
The Program- Club Assembly: Terry asked committee members who were present to update members on the status of projects.
Pancake Breakfast - Mary updated members on the status of the Pancake Breakfast planning. Bill B sent an email survey to club members asking for their input on the breakfast. If you have not responded please do so. A decision to have or not have the breakfast needs to be made no later than Monday, May 2nd.
The Rotary Foundation - Bill B also updated club members on the status of annual giving.
Sping Celebration - Bill B. and Ed have planned a special celebration for our May 5th meeting. See the notice below in this newsletter for more information on Fiesta Celebration. This meeting does require an RSVP to Ed Evans.
Community Service - Jay updated us on community service projects through the month of July. These include the Food Drive led by Andy Evans on April 23rd, highway cleanup in May, assisting the library in June and a Clear Path project (TBD) in July. In September our club is also a participant in the Duck Dash with the Chamber and the YMCA.
District Grant - Dale updated us on the grant for funds to treat the hemlock trees at Baltimore Woods. We are part of a multi club grant sponsored by the Skaneateles morning club.
We've got lots going on and lots of members actively engaged!
The Ending Members recited the Four Way Test and the Zoom portion of the meeting ended.
The 2022 FOOD DRIVE in now
officially in the books.... by Andy Stevens, project chair
It was a successful event, with 10+ rotarians, friends & students actively participating, approximately 60 boxes of food and personal care items distributed to the Skaneateles and Spafford food pantries. While maybe not as financially lucrative as in past years, we also collected several checks credit and card donations, which will be passed on to the pantries as well.
The pantries were thankful for the club's efforts, and I am grateful as well. Without the collective efforts of the members of this organization, this event wouldn't have gone off as smoothly as it did. Thank you all for reaching out to your friends and neighbors, and working with us to sort, box and deliver the food. Specifically, big thank yous go out to Lori for help in crafting and delivering the PR message in advance of the event, and also to Ed Evans, who provided the venue, vehicle and time to sort and deliver the food to the pantries.
Pictured are many of the volunteers with Ed's trailer, following an active morning of gleaning and sorting, ready to deliver the donated food to the food pantries.
SRC's Cinco de Mayo Fiesta Celebration
Thursday, May 5,
The Sherwood Inn & Zoom @6:00 pm
Celebrating:
> New and next-level Paul Harris Fellows
> Achieving our annual Rotary Foundation Goals
> Welcoming returning snowbirds
> and Several special surprises
Fiesta Menu: Pitchers of Margaritas and Sangria, Traditional Nachos, Mexican Salad
Choice of: Mexican Seasoned Flat Iron Steak or Chicken - Served with Pico de Gallo, Guacamole and Rice - Crème Brulee
This year, rotary and ShelterBox are celebrating the 10th anniversary of our official partnership - and more than 20 years of working together to support families whose lives have been devastated by disaster and conflict. We've combined our resources and provided emergency temporary housing and other vital equipment to help families immediately after a disaster - and to put them on a path to long-term recovery. To learn more about how our club of district can bet involved or to request assistance,CLICK HERE ..... OR to donate directly to the ShelterBox/Roary Ukraine Crisis Appeal go to: https://www.shelterboxusa.org/home-page/partner-with-us/rotary/
DISTRICT 7150
APRIL, 2022 NEWSLETTER
D7150 ~ District & Club information
CLICK HEREto access and read the latest edition of the District 7150 newsletter, and discover all the many Rotary virtual events and happenings taking place within our CNY Rotary clubs and in the world of Rotary. Newly formatted & look, chuck full of District and Club information .... and more.
Sharing Rotary with Others. ... by Ward
Have you had friends and/or neighbors ask you; Why Join Rotary? How do you answer them? If in question how to answer this question and how to bring them into the club, check out the information on our club website's Links & Site Pages on the Home Page. Examples are:Why Join Rotary&About Our Club & Membership Proposal Processpages. There are are also many links to District and Rotary International sites and information.
See SPEAKERS below orCLICKon the Speaker's tab on our website's Home Page. Please contact Bill Conole atconolew@gmail.comor 315-857-1260 if you have a suggestion and/or input on a potential club program.
26 W. Genesee St
Skaneateles, NY 13152 United States of America
We currently meet via Zoom and the Sherwood Inn due to COVID.
Guests are invited to join our meetings by contacting
our President: Terry McCormick (email link by clicking on his name)
listed under Club Exec & Dir (below - right column)
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The Program - Club Assembly: Terry asked committee members who were present to update members on the status of projects. 
It was a successful event, with 10+ rotarians, friends & students actively participating, approximately 60 boxes of food and personal care items distributed to the Skaneateles and Spafford food pantries. While maybe not as financially lucrative as in past years, we also collected several checks credit and card donations, which will be passed on to the pantries as well.
DISTRICT 7150
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS
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