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PRESIDENT MIKE'S MESSAGE
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Rotary International is dedicated to causes that build international relationships, improve lives, and create a better world to support peace efforts and to end polio forever.
 
The Rotary Club of Cameron Park is a dynamic organization with a reputation for getting things done.   Members have opportunities for hands on service projects in our community and throughout the world.  Examples of recent projects include:
 
  1.  The community observatory and sky theater.
  2. Provides dictionaries for all local third grade students
  3. Improved athletic fields
  4. Scholarships for high school graduates
  5. Vocational grants through our community foundation.
  6. Improving conditions for populations in overseas countries, such as a medical clinic boat in the Philippines
 
Our club is made of individuals from many walks of life.  All are welcome.  If you are looking to create change in the world and in our community, Rotary is for you.  We’d love to have you join us.
 
In normal times, we meet for lunch Thursdays at Noon
Cameron Park Country Club
3201 Royal Dr. Cameron Park, CA  95682
Please RSVP to President Mike Dugan  -  mtdugan@comcast.net or 530-676-7860
 
Until COVID-19 is under  control, we meet by Zoom on alternate Thursdays at 4:00.  Contact me at mtdugan@comncast.net or 530-676-7860 and I’ll send you an invitation.
 
Please Join With Us to Make A Difference!
 
Club News
Last Meeting,  April 1, 2021:  Brittney Woodrum - "The Fourteener Project"

At the last meeting we took advantage of Zoom to hear a delightful speaker from Colorado, Brittney "Bert" Woodrum.  Brittney has worked for several non-profits and now works for ShelterBox, a spin-off of Rotary International.  Bill Tobin of EDH Rotary and ShelterBox introduced Bert to us.  Brittney graduated from the U. of Kentucky only 6 years ago and has already worked for NGOs in Mexico, Thailand, Myanmar, Hong Kong and now ShelterBox in the USA. For more information on that organization and all the good they do for disaster relief around the globe visit ShelterBox.org.

Most recently Brittney obtained a graduate certificate from Denver University in Humanitarian Assistance, teaches Spanish and is a Rotary Peace Scholar candidate. Her physical accomplishments include being a tri-athlete and marathon runner, through-hiking both the Camino de Santiago and the Appalachian Trail, and cycling across America to raise more than $50K for Habitat for Humanity.

During the pandemic last Spring, she was inspired to climb all 58 of Colorado's 14,000+ ft. peaks, known as Fourteeners, all with the iconic ShelterBox on her back.  This added to the difficulty immensely, since not only did the ShelterBox and its gear weigh 12-14 pounds, but it acted like a sail in the high winds which are common above 10,000 ft.  July and August tend to be the only good months for climbing these peaks, but September 2020 was unusually nice and Bert finished the 58 peaks in only 78 days, when the feat typically gets spread across two summers for most climbers.  She inspired several Rotary clubs to support her on the climbs but also raise far more than typical amounts of funds for ShelterBox.  By the conclusion of the climbs, she had more than reached her goal of $1,400 per peak = $82,000.  At this date, the publicity for the climbs has resulted in a total of about $90K raised for ShelterBox.

If you want to hear more from this lively and inspiring speaker, Brittney Woodrum, and see more visuals from the trek, you can review the first part of the Zoom meeting, recorded on Facebook at this link -- starting at about the 4:15 point.

 

Cameron Park Rotarians Deliver Pallet of Clothing to a Church
On Thursday, October 29th , Cameron Park Rotary donated a pallet, including 221 pairs of pants, to Green Valley Community Church to be distributed to homeless people. The clothes were divided among the programs for the homeless of Green Valley Community Church, Job’s Shelter of the Sierra, Project Room Key and Federated Church including the Nomadic Shelter. These groups provide clothing to the homeless and very needy. Within Cameron Park Rotary, this project was initiated by Joe Ryan who was also our contact with a major supplier, managed by Dick Franks, and the clothing was delivered by Steve Long and Richard Grieco.
Dictionary Project
 
Posted by Laurie Edwards
President Dave, Steve Long, Bob Dorr, Bill Ettlich, Greg Wood and Laurie Edwards delivered, “A Student’s Dictionary and Animal Gazette” to enthusiastic 3rd graders at Blue Oak School on November 12. Club members visited the classrooms to hand each student his/her personal dictionary with a label attached to the inside cover showing the student’s name and the Rotary 4-Way Test. 
 
Third grade students from Blue Oak, Buckeye, Green Valley, Latrobe, and Rescue Elementary Schools; and California Montessori, Holy Trinity Parish School and EDCOE home school program have or will receive dictionaries this year.  It is anticipated nearly 400 dictionaries will be distributed.  
 
Four volunteers are needed for the next distribution date on December 3 at 12:45 p.m. at Green Valley School. If you can volunteer for this very rewarding project, please contact Steve Long ASAP. 
 
 
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Cameron Park Country Club
3201 Royal Dr.
Cameron Park, CA 95682
United States of America
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Email:
mtdugan@comcast.net
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