Happenings:

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Board of Directors Meeting  ​January- Following regular membership meeting, Date: 01/06


​Monday Morning Meeting- 7:00 am
Journal Press/Small Business Center
(Meeting to be held at Bob Mitnick's space on the ground floor level.)
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January 6
           13 Member Book/Movie Reviews
What have you read or seen that has had a positive impact/feelings.
           20 No Meeting - MLK Day
           27 Speaker: Kathy Hutson- Poultney Food Shelf

Trivia night 2020!!!! ~ GRANVILLE NY ROTARY CLUB
When:    Saturday, January 25, 2020
Where:   Knights of Columbus, Park Avenue Granville, NY -
When:    Doors Open at 6:00 PM; Play Begins at 7:00 PM
Format:   Maximum Six-Person Teams
Entry:      $150 per team; Spectator $15
Knights of Columbus will sell Hamburgers & Hot Dogs. Cash bar/sodas, pizza, popcorn and coffee available.  Complimentary snacks and desserts during play.Granville New York Rotary Club

            Rutland Meals Challenge 2020
​                          is January 18

Since 2013, the Rutland Meals Challenge has added 245,000 meals to the local emergency food system. We have provided meals to a dozen local food shelves, including the Community Cupboard of Rutland and the Vermont Food Bank.
This year we'd like to add over 30,000 servings! Our fundraising effort is continuing through the end of the calendar year. In order to have a successful challenge, we need over 200 people to make this event a success!
There are opportunities for set-up, breakdown, packaging shifts, box builders, carton hauling & stacking, and movers & shakers (who refill the food bins as we work).
Each volunteer must sign up individually, even if they are a part of a team. We cannot confirm spots for volunteers where we don't have a name and contact information.
Date: 01/18/2020 (Sat.)
Location: Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, 6 Church Hill Rd. Rutland

 Click here to register

 ROTARY DISTRICT 7870 
Nancy Russell - District Governor ​

         District Governor Visitation
Brings Message of 
NEED = SERVICE
Connecting Communities to Rotary

​Greetings From Your District Governor​

Poultney Rotary and Youth Program

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Poultney Rotary sponsors an Interact Club at Poultney High which is getting geared up as the new school year starts. 

Students in the District in need of school supplies are now getting some of those items in backpacks. This effort is a continuation of a previous effort between the Club, Interact advisors and Interact members.
This and other service projects helps to reinforce the importance of community.

How will you connect the world?
Our Rotary service connects us to people who share our values and want to take action for a better world. It connects us to people we might never otherwise meet, people who are more like us than we imagined. And it connects us to people who need our help, allowing us to change lives in communities around the world.

Rotary is implementing a new strategic plan, but the real work of shaping Rotary’s future lies with you as we adapt and grow for the future. RI President Mark Daniel Maloney challenges you to strengthen the many ways that Rotary Connects the World by building the connections that allow talented, thoughtful, and generous people to unite and take meaningful action through service.

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