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Editor: Kenneth Dailey
Date: Aug 31 2009 |
| Bonjour Beaverton Rotary,
FRANCE IS GREAT! Bonjour Beaverton Rotary, I'm in a French newspaper! My
host district (1510) did many things for peace two years ago with 250 exchange
students, and they were from 50 different countries. They also built a fresque
representing the exchange students joining together for peace with their
cultural differences.
Click on the photo journal to your upper right. Once open just left click on picture to enlarge.
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Editor: Joyce Lockard
Date: Aug 3 2009 |
A World Community Service Project of
Beaverton Rotary Club and Many Partners
Joyce Lockard, Project Coordinator: rj.lockard@verizon.net Tel.503-533-4190
JULY 2009
BOOK PROJECT SHIPS A MILLION! The Books for the World project has shipped more than a million
pounds of used textbooks to four developing countries. Ten universities and several hundred schools in Uganda, Thailand, Cambodia
and the Philippines have received books since 2002.The book project collects donated textbooks from schools, school districts, college
faculty and students, bookstores, on-line booksellers and individual donors in Oregon and SW Washington and ships them in 40 ft
containers to Rotary Clubs in countries where the books are needed. Our Rotary partners distribute the books to educational institutions
and ensure that books are distributed free of charge. We do not buy or sell books. A US government program pays most shipping
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Editor: William Crist
Date: May 27 2009 |
"On Wednesday, May 27th, Club President Doug Taylor presented four
(4) academic scholarship awards at the Continuing Education of Young Parents
(CEYP)
Senior
Breakfast held at St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church in Beaverton. President
Taylor congratulated the recipients on their achievements along with encouraging
all the CEYP students to pursue their educational goals through commitment,
determination and effort.
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Editor: Paul Alley
Date: Apr 1 2009 |
PRESS HERE FOR LIVING SOLUTIONS HALF A WORLD AWAY
Contact: Paul Alley, Beaverton Rotary, 503.526.6416, or
Bob Peterson, Beaverton Rotary, 971.223.0223
Think about how easy it is to turn on your stove
and cook or flip on your thermostat for heat.
Now think about walking all day, every day, to forage for wood, keeping your kids out of school to join the search, or spending half your monthly income to buy it. In 3rd-world countries where getting by on less than $1 per day is commonplace, those are the choices. But there is a solution.
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Editor: Sherre Calouri
Date: May 9 2008 |
Get Involved?
Why did you join Rotary? If you're like most people, your primary is that you "want to get more involved in your community." In fact, if you don't feel that way you're probably in the wrong organization.
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Editor: Parker, James
Date: Nov 2 2009 |
Follow the link below to download a copy of Sample Donation Request Letter:
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Editor: Sherre Calouri
Date: Oct 25 2006 |
If you're interested in professional networking, community and international service opportunities, and friendship with people committed to high ethical standards take a look at Beaverton Rotary.
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