Events

Change of Location: 1281 E. Calle Mariposa  (520) 409-8656 for Directions

This is an important Club Assembly. President Ann hopes you all can attend.

Assist in Serving Lunch

Assist in serving lunch

Assist in serving dinner 

Assist in serving lunch

Assist in Serving Dinner

Church of the Nazarene - Sign-up Required

Prepare bags of dried food to be sent all over the world

Usual location, Rillito River Cleanup

International Diinner - everyone brings an Internation Dish to pass.

Multi club Service Project
Tucson Clean and Beautiful, Pima Flood Control - Location TBA

Food Trucks will be on site.

Sign up on the website: https://forms.gle/dHnprHopjR9kj9oL8

Organizer  DGND Bob Grady 

Tucson Veterans Stand Down for homeless vets have been set.  What is not yet clear is the actual time for the volunteers to be present, but I anticipate a half-hour before serving and 1 ½ hours serving for a total time of approximately 2 hours per shift.

• Wednesday, March 15
  • Breakfast at 7:30 (volunteers approx. from 7:00 to 9:00)
  • Lunch at 11:00 (volunteers approx.. from 10:30 to 12:30)
  • More Information to follow

 

Finally, the dates for the Tucson Veterans Stand Down for homeless vets have been set.  What is not yet clear is the actual time for the volunteers to be present, but I anticipate a half-hour before serving and 1 ½ hours serving for a total time of approximately 2 hours per shift.

• Wednesday, March 15
  • Breakfast at 7:30 (volunteers approx. from 7:00 to 9:00)
  • Lunch at 11:00 (volunteers approx.. from 10:30 to 12:30)

 

Nancy Hand is a former on-air producer for AZPM’s flagship news program, Arizona Illustrated, and a former radio and print journalist. She is currently a self-employed Spanish interpreter and translator, with more than 25 years experience working for the US Department of State and other public and private clients. 

Nancy is the current president of the League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson and is committed to advancing the League’s mission of empowering voters and defending democracy. She has lived in Tucson for 24 years and wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.

Further information: https://lwvtucson.org/content.aspx?page_id=22&club_id=726009&module_id=349561

• Discuss plans for next year 
• Discuss the Calendar
• ​Discuss the Budget

THEME WATER, SANITATION AND HYGIENE

Sister José’s is dedicated to improving living circumstances and eliminating homelessness. Our guests have access to nutritious meals, clean clothes, hot showers, laundry facilities, safe spaces and a supportive community so they can create a self-sufficient life and move out of homelessness.

Bob joined the Rotary Club of Sebastopol, California in 2007 shortly after moving into
town. It wasn’t long thereafter, as a polio survivor, that he joined his District’s PolioPlus
Committee and was soon giving polio talks to clubs throughout the district.
He earned his club’s “Rookie Rotarian of the Year” award his first year and the
“Rotarian of the Year” award a few years later.
Bob served as president of his club, as Assistant Governor, and then as District Governor
in 2017-2018.
While DG, he and 13 other bike riders in the district created a 6-day bike ride called
“Pedal 4 Polio”, riding 350 miles from one end of our district to the other. Clubs along
the way supported the riders with an end-of-the-day party, potluck dinners, and beds.
Needless to say, many friendships were formed that week between the riders and
Rotarians along the route. They raised over $140,000 for PolioPlus, and after the Gates
Foundation 2 for 1 match, that $140,000 grew to $420,000.
Besides numerous Rotary Conventions Bob’s project travels have taken him to Mexico,
Uganda and twice to India, once for a Rotary Friendship Exchange and once for a
National Immunization Day in New Delhi in January 2020, right before the pandemic
hit.

He is currently serving as the “End Polio Now” Coordinator for Zone 27, working with
the 14 Rotary Districts and their clubs in the Northwestern U.S.
Bob was recently awarded Rotary’s 2022-23 International Service Award for a Polio Free
World. He is a member of the Paul Harris Society, The PolioPlus Society, and with his
wife Peggy, are major donors and members of the Bequest Society.
Bob retired as an airline pilot from USAirways in 2002...and now claims his second
career is Rotary.

YOUTH SERVICES -THEME

My job is to make technology work productively and cost-effectively. Certifications: EPA Energy Star 3 Rater, 2012. BPI AC & Heat Pump Professional

TBA - Social Event?

Diaper Bank Drive
Sunset and Kino Rotary Club 

Purchase Diapers, and drop them off at any Long Reality Office.
Donate $$ by clicking this link: https://bit.ly/LongRealtyDrive
Or scan the QR Code in the Flyer
Check the website for further details. https://tucsonsunsetrotary.org/page/showhomepage/

Damond Osterhus Prsenter.

What is range anxiety?

Range anxiety is the fear of driving an electric vehicle and running out of power, without being able to find a charging station on time to replenish the battery. 

According to our research, approximately 30 percent of potential EV drivers today feel uncertain about being able to charge their vehicles when they need to.

Is EV range anxiety warranted?

The fear of running out of juice is one of the biggest stumbling blocks to greater EV adoption but has as much to do with psychology as it does with the actual range of EVs (or the availability of charging stations). 

Offsite, installation of new officers.

Questions and Answers about

• the 23-24 Budget
• Garage Sale Fundraiser
• Charitable Fund
• Service Projects at Angel Heart Pajama Project
• Service Projects at Gospel Rescue Mission
• Service Project at the Diaper Bank of AZ