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Local effort, global impact

by  | Mar 23, 2022

Rotary Global Passport member and retired veterinarian Dr. Jim Sillers has long been a yoga student, both in Dina Miramonti’s ‘Dina’s Yoga’ classes in Capac and the Peaceful Moon Yoga practice in Imlay City. The Rotary Global Passport program offers members an opportunity to get involved in community service as their schedule and budget allows. Meetings take place online, and specific clubs include people from a wide geographical range..

Bluewater Sarnia Kenya Water
 
Rotary Global Passport members are proud to be a significant partner in this project. Thank you to all volunteers, partners and donors. Thank you for supporting The Rotary Foundation and doing good in the world!!
 
Congratulations Past President Caroline Kannwischer and members of Rotary Global Passport
2nd highest per capital giving to the Annual Fund (District 6330)
 
Thank you for supporting our End Polio Now Tulips 2022
Training of Teachers and parents on Skills of Identifying and helping Children with learning disabilities in Schools in Simenya Sub-Location in Kenya
BACKGROUND INFORMATION

       In Kenyan Schools, the ministry of education has an  All-Inclusive Class Room System of learning. The children  with learning disabilities find it extremely difficult to fit and thrive in this kind of environment because both their parents and teachers lack the skills to identify/recognize the learning disabilities in order to advocate  for and promote their safe inclusion. These children are labeled and mocked as stupid by their parents, teachers and peers. They  struggle with stigma, discrimination/social isolation, verbal, emotional and physical abuse. Because of this, most of these children end up dropping out of school at early stages of their education. Without basic education, these children grow into illiterate and poor members of the society who are predisposed to social injustices of all kinds.
February 23, 2020 marks the founding of a bold new provisional Rotary Club that is for people with a passion for International Service and Friendship.  
Come be a part of this new innovative Club and make a difference in the world.
 
Congratulations and Welcome!!
Rotary Global Passport has received official notification that our charter has been approved. 
We sent in our charter application earlier in June with 25 members and gained two more shortly after.  
We are club #91107 and are on record as officially being admitted to Rotary International on 18 June 2020.
We now have now joined a network of over 1.2 million members and 34,000 clubs that are doing good in the world.
We are People of Action!!
Rotary Global Passport becomes a 100% Paul Harris Club as one of our founding members celebrates his 75th Birthday.
Happy Birthday Dr James/Jim 
and thank you for all you do for Rotary and the Rotary Foundation!! The world is truly a better place because of you!!
                          
Our members are learning from a pro.  Fellow global passport member James is a master gardener. 
This was re-landscaping project at the Octagon House.   This building houses the offices of the 4 County Community Foundation in Almont,  Michigan. The project was completed in partnership with The Youth Advisor Committee (YAC).
On International 'Women in Engineering Day', we celebrate our member Caroline Kannwischer as she demonstrates that female engineers are faceted and actually often volunteer not just for industry initiatives but also for the greater good...
Read how she feels about it HERE
 
 

Members of the provisional club of Global Passport are People of Action!!

One member launched a Facebook page called Seniors needing Necessities during Coronavirus, which now has more than 100 volunteers from across Windsor-Essex Ontario, Canada who volunteer their time to shop for and donate supplies to the elderly.

 
They’re in bloom!!! We are excited to share pictures of the tulip garden that was planted by our member Pam Harrison and Rotary friends in Amherst, Nova Scotia. Our club members are continuing Pam’s passion to END POLIO NOW by participating in the 2021 tulip sale (Ontario) and completing our ‘Walk Around the World’.

Affectionately know as the Lynne/Christopher Tree Project
To celebrate Earth Day and Rotary’s new Environmental Area of Focus, fellow Rotarian Lynne Ternosky, a member of 6330 Passport ( our sponsor club) asked if we might accept the challenge of planting a few trees. We reached out to our members with the challenge. Before you know it, a few more funds were added and our International Service Chair Christopher organized the planting of 400 trees in and around a school in Kenya
Meet Juan Uribe. He lives with 59 other boys under the age of 18 at Casa de Proteccion al Menor Senderos (House of Protection of Children) orphanage in Zaragoza, Colombia. 
Our first FUNraiser for Rotary Global Passport was a success with the partnership of 16 other Rotary Clubs in District 6330 through the East Coast Kitchen Party.
 
 
 
 
Upcoming Events
2022-2023 Board
 
President: Debra Seabrook
Secretary: Hala Jawad
Treasurer: Robbi Howlett
Foundation Chair: Tanya Wolff
Membership: Jordy Gruhl
Service Projects: Carolin Gunther
Public Image: Murtada Ahmed
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