This is a selection of the main club activities and achievements that happened during President Alison Weigley's tenure. Alison’s presentation was through Zoom during the last meeting of her presidency. She kindly provided her presentation to all club members, which is where the summary below comes from.
All club members are very thankful for the energy and enthusiasm that she put into all of her achievements.
A. Review of Goals
1. Celebrate our members
2. Grow our membership
3. People of Action: Get Stuff Done & Have Fun!
4. End polio
B. Fellowship & Celebration
Nine different celebrations and social gatherings took place during the year. The most notable were:
1. The visit to our club by the District Governor Bob Quay
2. The parade to celebrate the birthday of our most senior member. Those who participated drove their car by the member’s house to adhere to rules of keeping distance during the COVID-19 pandemic.
C. Welcome New Members!
Six new members joined the club this year, all under the age of 40!
D. Club and Member Charitable Giving
Between our Club donations, member donations and a District Grant to our club, we disbursed $26,438.75.
You can see where some of the money went by scrolling down this webpage.
E. Partnership with Northwest Cancer Foundation of Hope
Our club formed a symbiotic relationship with NW Cancer Foundation of Hope. Among other things, this relationship has allowed f us to raise funds together and then distribute those funds to the local community.
1. Successful raffle project in 2019
2. Rummage sale in 2020
F. Special Recognition
1. Rotarian of the Year: John Brewer
2. People of Action: Jess Downs & Ana Dodgen
3. MVP’s: Jess Downs, Debi Dockins, Colleen Hinman
4. Rookie of the Year: Zach Mansee
Alison thanked the Rotary Club members for making her Presidential year so memorable and fun, then pass the gavel to Jess.
