While we are not meeting right now, our Rotary Board has met twice via Zoom and recently voted to offer $300 toward an international project jointly funded by district clubs to further access to fresh water for a community in Africa.
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On Monday, March 9th, our club inducted two new members - Nancy Goplerud and Kelli Richardson. Pictured are Mary Arnzen, sponsor with Kelli Richardson, new member; President Samantha Comer and Nancy Goplerud, new member with sponsor Marcie Simms. Nancy is the Food Service Director for Aladdin Foods, the company that serves us lunch each day. She is a former Rotarian with and a Paul Harris Fellow. Kelli is the Events Coordinator at the SOMC Friends Center and was a real partner when we setup for Game Night last year. Glad to welcome these two active and capable new members to our club!
Don Baker was recently recognized our Portsmouth Rotary Club's newest Paul Harris Fellow. A Paul Harris Fellow is a distinction shared by men and women in more than one hundred nations, many of whom have made significant contributions to world peace and understanding. Anyone who furthers these efforts by contributing $1,000 to the Rotary Foundation is named a Paul Harris Fellow. Pictured are Fred Gohmann, Foundation Chair, Don Baker, and President Samantha Comer.
Fifth grade students throughout Scioto County will be receiving their own copies of the book, “The One and Only Ivan” by Katherine Applegate, as part of the Portsmouth Rotary Club’s collaborative Books Build Bridges Program. Books will be distributed to every fifth-grade student at Clay, Green, Minford, New Boston, Northwest, Notre Dame, Portsmouth, Portsmouth West, Sciotoville, STEM School, Valley, and Wheelersburg school districts. Rotary president Samantha Comer is shown with students at Clay School.
3D printers to the rescue
Rotary members join 3D print enthusiasts to make personal protective equipment in short supply due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Better together
A need to connect with different age groups is woven into our genes
The Rotarian Conversation: Marc Freedman
The Rotarian Conversation:Marc FreedmanThis longevity expert has found that both younger and older people thrive when they work together with a common purpose — something