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It’s that time again... time to make plans to come out to the annual Crestwood-Sunset Hills Rotary Fall Craft Fair - hundreds of the area’s top crafters gather at Lindbergh High School on November 17-18. We will see you there!!!
It’s that time again... time to make plans to come out to the annual Crestwood-Sunset Hills Rotary Fall Craft Fair - hundreds of the area’s top crafters gather at Lindbergh High School on November 17-18. We will see you there!!!
November 17-18th 2018 The Crestwood Sunset Hills Rotary will host it's 36th annual Arts and Crafts Fair! Enjoy strolling through more than 450 craft artisan booths which represent the very best in the region. This wonderful show is attended by 15,000 people. Hope to see you there
@ShelterBox They put families first. The commitment of their supporters enables them to provide emergency shelter and tools for families robbed of their homes by conflict and natural disaster. PLEASE check them out! https://t.co/XRXYvIxcTJ and follow Erik https://t.co/z9yQ0c00QM
When a child is rescued from abuse or neglect it’s a great thing. But then what? Who speaks for the child after the headlines? In STL, that someone is @Voices4Childrn They and their volunteers have stepped up, representing children’s best interests in court and in the community.
Great Saturday morning hanging out with fellow #Rotary members and #friends. We came together to pack bags of food for local kids in need, with the money we raised. This will help feed approximately 150 kids, for at least 10 weeks. #feedtheknowledge#Lindbergh#SaturdayMotivation
Special visitors this week all the way from Kenya. Kimani & Jane Chege from Nairobi, Kenya visiting their daughter in the St. Louis area. They belong to the Nairobi Rotary club and made sure they made time to visit us during their trip. #samecause#onemission#BlessedAndGrateful
Last week, @LindberghFlyers very own Dr. Tony Lake, the new Superintendent of Lindbergh School District was the speaker. Dr. Lake spoke about his past experience and vision for the future of the Lindbergh District. It would appear that the future of the disctict is in good hands.