Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Monday, January 28, 2008
Saturday January 26, 2008 - IHS Women and Children Shelter
Take a look at a few of the images from Saturday's event with Metro Rotary.
Sunday, January 13, 2008
3rd meeting for Honolulu Downtown Rotaract Club - Bar 35, Wed Jan 16 08 530-730
3rd meeting, Wed 530 to 730pm Bar 35 in the back.
CALL IF YOU GET LOST.
What is Rotary? What is Rotaract? What do we do? If we didn't explain it well the first time or missed it, round 3!
WE are between 20+ young working professionals who care about giving back to the community in the form of money, hands, and education. We focus on environment, homeless, women/children, education issues and more.
We will be planning our next social, community service, guest speaker, etc.
Bring a friend or a stranger off the street.
We are here to network, make new friends, enjoy life, serve the community, improve our career, and meet mentors.
If you can we have a few fliers we're making and would love for you to hand out.
Check out http://downtownrotaract.blogspot.com/
Email questions or comments to: downtownrotaract@gmail.com.
Roger
CALL IF YOU GET LOST.
What is Rotary? What is Rotaract? What do we do? If we didn't explain it well the first time or missed it, round 3!
WE are between 20+ young working professionals who care about giving back to the community in the form of money, hands, and education. We focus on environment, homeless, women/children, education issues and more.
We will be planning our next social, community service, guest speaker, etc.
Bring a friend or a stranger off the street.
We are here to network, make new friends, enjoy life, serve the community, improve our career, and meet mentors.
If you can we have a few fliers we're making and would love for you to hand out.
Check out http://downtownrotaract.blogspot.com/
Email questions or comments to: downtownrotaract@gmail.com.
Downtown Honolulu
Are you a young professional who wants to make your community a better place?
Are you looking for ways to hone your leadership skills and explore career opportunities?
Then the Downtown Honolulu Rotaract Club
is for you!
* Rotaract is an international program for adults ages
18-30 who want to make a difference.
* Rotaract was founded in 1968 by Rotary International, an association of clubs made up of service-minded business and professional leaders.
* Downtown Honolulu Rotaract is sponsored by The Honolulu Metropolitan Rotary Club.
Roger
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Membership, who do you want in the club
Rotary is by invitation only. so our rotary club becomes friends and friends of friends, and friends of friends of friends all with a community service goal in mind (however nebulous that goal may be). I think this is true of all good clubs. Invite your friends who share in that sense of responsibility to help your fellow man.
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Meeting 12/19/2007
When: Wednesday, December 19, 2007 (5:30 - 7:30 PM)
Place: Murphy’s Bar & Grill
2 Merchant St
(Corner of Merchant & Nuuanu Ave)
First round of drinks and pupus is on us!
For more information visit http://downtownrotaract.blogspot.com or contact us.Bill White (honolulu.bill@gmail.com) or Roger Dunn (rogerdunn@gmail.com)
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Global Children's Organization
Originally founded as a children's camp in war torn Bosnia, the Global Children's Organization has evolved into a 2 week camp promoting peace between children from many different countries where racial hatred is prevalent.
Metro Rotary has been a long time supporter of the group and continues to aid in any way that we can. One of the more interesting ways we can be involved is by sending team leaders and counselors to the camp. They are looking for young adults who are interested in helping teens from learn to accept each other and promote peace in their home countries. They believe that Rotaract is an incredibly good resource for team leaders and counselors.
Any interest?
Metro Rotary has been a long time supporter of the group and continues to aid in any way that we can. One of the more interesting ways we can be involved is by sending team leaders and counselors to the camp. They are looking for young adults who are interested in helping teens from learn to accept each other and promote peace in their home countries. They believe that Rotaract is an incredibly good resource for team leaders and counselors.
Any interest?
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