Today, this vision is shared by the over 425 men and women of Rotary Club 13 where “Service Above Self” is practiced every day in a variety of ways including:
- Opportunities for
Fellowship and Making Long Lasting Friendships
- Recognizing High
Ethical Occupational Standards and Providing Opportunities For Members
to Share Their Professional Experience
- Providing Meaningful
Opportunities for Service That Will Provide A Long Term Positive Effect
for Our Community
- Advancing International
Understanding, Goodwill, and Peace Through Club 13 and Rotary International
Projects that Create Global Benefits
Find out how we accomplish all of these things and how you can become a part of it by exploring this site.
"A NATIONAL MEDAL LIBRARY"
Executive Director
Kansas City Public Library
Muehlebach Hotel
It’s nearly time to elect the new leadership of Club 13 to take office in July 2009.
There are two candidates for president-elect, two for secretary-treasurer and six candidates for three board seats.
Ballots will be mailed out Nov. 24 (before Thanksgiving) and must be returned to the Rotary office by Dec. 11. All returned ballots are required to be signed on the backs of the envelopes.
Announcement of the election results will take place at the Dec. 18 luncheon meeting.
From its humble beginnings as a fundraiser started by a Salvation Army captain in San Francisco in 1891, the Red Kettle Campaign has grown into one of the most recognizable and important charitable outreach efforts in the United States. As part of the drive, more than 25,000 Salvation Army volunteers fan out across the country to ring bells and solicit spare change donations to the iconic red kettles from holiday shoppers.
LIVE THREE WEEKS WITH A EUROPEAN HOST YOUTH, THEN THREE MORE WEEKS TOGETHER HERE Youths aged 15 to 19 apply, preferably by 12/31/08, to participate in a three week homestay exchange in FRANCE, GERMANY, UNITED KINGDOM, or SWEDEN. A departure date of June 28th, 2009 has tentatively been selected for the Americans.
Rotary Centers for International Studies
The Rotary Centers for International Studies in peace and conflict resolution program is committed to helping young leaders learn the skills necessary to build peace worldwide.
Learn more about our members!
Club 13 Rotarians will have a great opportunity to learn about each other’s business, family or their passion for Rotary through a revitalized and expanded member’s minute program.
Did you miss this week’s meeting?
Listen to what you missed through the Rotary Club 13 Podcast.
You have two ways to listen:
Subscribe using iTunes
Hear individual episodes via the Rotary Club 13 Podcast Page
Matt Meyer received the call to serve as president-elect in the Club 13 elections for 2008-09. The president for the upcoming year will be Myron Sildon, who was elected president-elect a year ago.
Something New for Rotarians
This is a new vehicle for every Rotarian involved in a business. Now we can make everyone in Rotary aware of the products and services that our business has to offer.
