In light of the concerns surrounding the Coronavirus; the Stroudsburgs Rotary Board thought that it would be appropriate to provide our members preventative and precautionary information surrounding the virus. The following is information from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. You can reference this material and other related items at cdc.gov/coronavirus.
The Stroudsburgs Rotary Board acknowledges that each of us have different points of view in regards to this Virus. We ask that you be respectful of each person's way of handling this topic. For example: people may not want to shake hands with you or share other types of greetings. The Board of Directors is not discouraging this type of greeting; however, we ask that you be respectful of individuals who choose otherwise. Additionally, we will be having more hand sanitizers available at the tables.
We hope that the above information is helpful to you. And as always, we continue to strive to provide our members a safe and wonderful experience through Rotary.
Throwback Thursday Vocational Auction will take place March 26th. See Michelle Baehr for donations and more info. Some of the great prizes include rounds of golf, overnight stays and pluming & heating certificates. Bring family, friends and guests!
Spaghetti Dinner will be our primary findraiser this year and it will be held May 16th. Rotary members pay $40 and after May 1st it goes up to $50. We are going to partner with the Pocono Mountains United Way to support their housing and food programs. 50% will go to them.
The Spring Fling is coming up! This is where we get to honor the work of our President Jeff Gilbert and all he has done this past Rotary year. It will be held June 4th at the Willow Tree. See Cleo to join the committee!
We are looking for 3 host families within the same school district to host our upcoming inbound student. Reach out to Karen Bastidas ksbbooks8@gmail.com (from the evening meeting) for more information!
RYLA is coming up from June 28-July 2nd. Looking for applications now for sophomores going into their junior year! See Amy Leiser leiseramy@gmail.com for more info
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