One of the strengths of Rotary International is that it puts a lot of emphasis on training its next group of leaders. At the club level, Presidents-Elect get the opportunity to attend a PETS – President Elect Training School; and, at the District level, Governors-Elect get to attend what is called International Assembly (IA). I have to say what is magical for club presidents in our district becomes mind-blowing for DGEs at the International level!
This February, we are focusing on food insecurity in the Hudson Valley. During the month, we are encouraging all clubs to participate in a service project around this topic. In addition to food, items that are often overlooked but are in desperate need at our local food pantries is hygiene products. This could be soap, shampoo, feminine hygiene items, etc. When creating your project, please consider incorporating these items as well.
Remember: #7210feedinghudsonvalley on all social media!
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