A wonderful sold out Reverse Raffle Event at The Armory Events Center.
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 Our biggest fundraiser, The Reverse Raffle, will once again be held at the Armory, 271 Washington St, East Stroudsburg, PA. 200 tickets are available. The top three cash prizes are $5,000, $2,500 and $1,000. To make the event more interesting, smaller prizes are also needed. If you are willing to donate, please see Don Hannig about items such as gift certificates or items from local stores, businesses or restaurants. These prizes make for a more interesting event as who doesn't like to win something? Please help make this a successful event by purchasing tickets, donating or coordinating with a local business or restaurant to make a donation. The raffle will be held November 7, 2021. More information will be available as we get closer. |
Fellow Rotarians, new and not so new, as Fall approaches so do our Rotary Leadership Institute Classes. Our club has budgeted for quite a few members to attend either virtually to one of the 4 upcoming events or in person right here in our own District. Please visit www.rlinea.org to view the dates and sign up. If you are a new member or have never taken the sessions before, you would sign up for Part I. If you have already completed Part I then you would move onto II or III. These are usually from 9 am to 2pm if virtually and the in person session will begin at 8am with breakfast. Please let the Membership Team know when you sign up as your registration will be required to reimburse you for attendance. This is a great way to learn more about Rotary, leadership and get to know other Rotarians from the Northeast. District 7410 will be hosting an in-person session on Saturday, October 16th, 2021 Lackawanna College Angeli Hall 501 Vine Street Scranton, PA 18509 The cost is $90 per attendee and includes breakfast and lunch. Feel free to reach out to the Membership Team with any questions. karenandrotary@gmail.com |
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