There are many reasons to be passionate about Rotary. Near the top of my list is the fact that I believe the world needs us more than ever before. When I hear that almost 10,000 children die each day from preventable diseases, it breaks my heart. The Bible tells us, “To whom much is given, much is expected.” We have been given so much. It is our duty as responsible human beings to give back.

International President, Ray Klinginsmith, has challenged us to help in “Building Communities ……. Bridging  Continents”. This is a message directed not just at Rotarians, but at everyone that cares about his fellow man. It is also a message that calls us to action in the present and the future. This job is never really finished.

During this Rotary year remember the Four Avenues of Service: Club, Community, Vocational and International. A well balanced Club enjoys success in each of these areas. A  well balanced Club also demonstrates diversity with regard to ethnicity and gender. This assures consistent growth.

Let’s finish off polio worldwide once and for all. Let’s do our best to assure that every child in Kenya can have a clean drink of water. Let’s see to it that every child in Mississippi can read by the time they reach the third grade. Let’s go out and tell the good news of Rotary!

We Can Do It …. You Can Help,

Roscoe Greene
District Governor 2010-11
Rotary International - 6820

Building Communities Bridging Continents

Building Communities.....
Bridging Continents.




NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

IRS Offers One-Time Special Filing Relief Program for Small Charities; October 15th Due Date to Preserve Tax-Exempt Status - Read More

Rotary celebrates newly chartered community club - Daily Leader, June 11, 2010

Year End Report from District Governor Chuck Jordan

District 6820 water well  project:
The wells we plan to build this year are going to cost an average of $3500.00 each.  The monies will go to our District for distribution.  We hope to take the monies we raise in the District and submit for matching grant up to 25k.  Anything larger is hard to get.  We would like to raise 75k total from Rotary and individuals in our district. 

If you have any questions, please contact: 

Bill Boykin
Simpson Air Conditioning
815 W. Alexander St.    38701
P.O. Box 5563                                  
Greenville, Mississippi  38704

Office 662-332-2354
Home 662-334-1496
Cell 662-820-0487

 

 

Rotary International Day Declaration in Mississippi

 

FEBRUARY 23RD DECLARED ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DAY IN MISSISSIPPI

February 23rd, 2010 was the 105th anniversary of Rotary. 

The Mississippi Senate and House of Representatives passed a resolution to declared February 23rd as Rotary International Day in Mississippi.    

The three Mississippi district governors were on the floor of the Senate to accept the resolution. 


 
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