Liberian land activist Dr. Emmanuel Urey told of his work with Landesa Rural Development Institute in privatizing land in his home country. President Larry Logue presents him with a certificate showing 300 lbs of food has been donated to Rotary First Harvest in his name.
It was February, the month for lovers, and Love was clearly in the air at the Lake Union Rotary Club. At our fellowship fevening on February 21, we celebrated TWO weddings. Al Raymond (our oldest member at... https://t.co/pUKbY1z4rM
Leo Novsky, Executive Director of the Washington chapter of Defy Ventures, described their work, much of it volunteer, to unlock potential of prisoners serving time.
Music Mends Minds, says Vashon Rotarian Amy Huggins. And so persuaded, she started a non-profit by that name to take music to those suffering from dementia.
Our member, Andy Miller, did a super-makeup at The Rotary Club of Ghent (Belgium) who along with the Lions Club sponsored a remarkable two-day musical events for peace, marking the 100-year Armistice Day celebration. Sunday... https://t.co/JjipWYLMSC
As the holiday season gets started, it's easy to support Rotary Club of Lake Union while you're shopping on Amazon. It's one click and everything else is automatic. https://t.co/u4sdhGeSaY
Our August Happy Hour 4 Good beneficiary was YouthCare. They work to end youth homelessness in our local community, and we are grateful to partner with them.
With a generous, donor pool match, we were able to raise $60,330 in a short two hours! https://t.co/Z8L6Dpfb56
It was a busy day at Lake Union Rotary, with district governor Allan Merry on hand, John Ramsey accepting the Unsung Hero award and Tom Youngs announcing 100% of the members were contributors to the Rotary Foundation.
Amazon Disaster Relief team leader Bettina Stix led the club through the ins and outs of getting supplies to disaster areas where there's no fuel and no electricity.
Showing off her vocal chops, assistant district governor Jean Withers helped set the tone for the club's Alpha Assisted Living fundraiser Thursday night.
Chloe Lipitz, daughter of members Sari and Gene Lipitz and Purple
Pinkie Polio Awareness Hero, struts her stuff after graduating middle school.... https://t.co/1Iq9RoNlTL
LUR member Leo Muller listens as volunteers talk about their experiences with Choices Education Group, a grant beneficiary of Lake Union Rotary and District 5030. Leo is executive director of the non-profit,... https://t.co/jvb7na83fs
A good time was had by all at LUR's inaugural 2018 Happy Hour for Good Thursday at Seattle's Center for Wooden Boats. The event was for benefit of the Innocence Project Northwest, which works to free wrongly... https://t.co/2r50o7dXyF
Barbara Castleton, faculty member at South Seattle College gave an introduction to the prophet Mohammed's covenants with Christians and Jews in the seventh century.