Due to the current COVID-19 pandemic, in-person meetings are postponed until further notice. Instead, we have planned the following online meetings.
How to join in:Please download the Zoom app onto the device you will use for the meeting (desktop computer, laptop, tablet, mobile). It's also a good idea to test your video and audio settings before the meeting. Zoom can be downloaded from https://zoom.us/downloador from your mobile app store.
After registration you will be sent a meeting link.
LAST CALL!
District Governors Golf Outing
Last day to register: Tuesday, September 8th
A closed border doesn’t stop District 6400!! Governor Noel Jackson is proud to
announce that we’ll be having the District Governor’s Golf Outing (DGGO) on
both sides of the border!
The Canadian version of this year’s DGGO will take place on Sunday, September
20th, 2020 at Kingsville Golf and Country Club.
Secure your foursome today! For $150 CA/Golfer, enjoy a day of golf, dinner,
prizes, silent auction and more!
The registration deadline is Tuesday, September 8th.
Payment can be made by cheque, credit card or e-transfer.
If you are interested in attending please contact Mike Serafimovski at mike.seraf@outlook.com or 226-221-8351.
Monday, August 31st, we welcomed WIFF Executive Director, Vincent Georgie to discuss the new WIFF Under the Stars drive-in concept and how COVID has changed the festival.
Members were welcomed by Satellite Chair, Rick Caron who also introduced Dr. Hash Patel, a potential new member. The Satellite currently has 28 members. Rick advised that the average membership in District 6400 clubs is 30. Pierre Boulos provided a Rotary Minute and shared that September is Literacy Month and that throughout the world, there are over 775 million people over the age of 15 who are illiterate. This represents 17% of the world’s population. Rick shared that Rotary is the largest provider of scholarships.
During DG Noel Jackson's visit next week, the club will be identifying a Rotary Hero (a member of the Satellite who has provided outstanding service) as well as 5 Peace Chain Links to members of the community who have also provided outstanding service.
Members were then asked to “fast-forward” to 2023 and suggest where the Satellite might be; what should the club stand for, how many members could be in the club, and 3 attributes of club members. Members will be asked to rank the results.
Satellite members have adopted a new service project. In discussions with Brentwood Recovery Home, it was determined that residents were not always prepared to live on their own, especially in the area of food preparation. Originally, we had looked into offering a series of cooking sessions involving simple recipes, meal planning and other useful information. With the onset of Covid-19, that idea had to be put on hold so an alternative was suggested.
The club agreed to sponsor the preparation of a handbook consisting of marketing/shopping ideas, basic cooking skills, easy references for measuring, substitutions, and kitchen staples as well as simple recipes. Members are asked to submit recipes for inclusion in an easy reference Change under which will be made available to new alumni of Brentwood.
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