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Humble Rotarians Attend Gulf Coast Leadership Institute
Pam, Herman and Michael attended the Gulf Coast Leadership Institute this past weekend.
Kathy Martin of Mission NE
 
8000 Die Everyday Because of Waterborne Disease
Weekly Programs & upcoming Events
Weekly Programs
 
Sep 7th: Chris Green – Humble Police Department – Crime Victims
Sep 14th: Scott Stephens – Cody Stephen’s Foundation
Sep21st: Club Assembly – Pam McNair
Sep 28th: Sponsorship Luncheon –Come early to thank Sponsors
 
Upcoming Events
 
Sept 8: International Literacy Day
Sep 29: 5 pm to 7pm-Handbags of Hope—Assemble Handbags of Hope @ Bain’s Residence, 503 North Commons View Drive. Harv’s Pulled Pork- Bring handbags, cosmetics, jewelry, or travel size toiletries           
Oct 27th: Membership Mixer—Tricks or treats for Children’s Hospital. 5:30 to 7:30. 2611 Ridge Pine Drive
 
 
 
 
New Member Paul Kern
Paul Kern is inducted as a new member and shares some information so that we can get to know him. Paul is already engaged by being a mentor to a Lakeland Elementary student. Welcome Paul.
 
Membership Events
Sept 14th is the Membership Team Meeting at HCC at 11:15, before the regular meeting.
 
Sept 29th at The Bain's 503 North Commons View Drive, Huffman at 5 pm to 7 pm - We are collecting handbags, cosmetics and jewelry for the Handbags of Hope, to be donated to Family Time
 
Oct 27th at The Paull's 2611 Ridge Pine Drive, Kingwood at 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm - We are collecting Tricks and Treats for the Children at Texan Children's Hospital.  (Healthy individually wrapped snacks or sugar free candy, and small travel size games)
 
December 3rd is our Humble Rotary Christmas Party will be at Homewood Suites.  More information on this to come out soon.
Rotary's Six Areas of Focus
 
Supporting the Rotary Foundation 
 
September Letter From RI President

Presidential message

John F. Germ

John F. Germ

President 2016-17

September 2016

In the summer of 1917, only a few months after the United States entered the first world war, Rotary held its eighth annual convention in Atlanta. Although many Rotarians at the time thought the convention should be canceled, the Board of Directors ultimately agreed with Paul Harris that it should continue as planned. In the midst of such uncertainty and fear, Harris penned, as part of his convention greeting, some of the most-quoted words in Rotary:

 

Individual effort when well directed can accomplish much, but the greatest good must necessarily come from the combined efforts of many men. Individual effort may be turned to individual needs but combined effort should be dedicated to the service of mankind. The power of combined effort knows no limitation.

Fittingly, it was at this convention that then-President Arch C. Klumph proposed a Rotary endowment fund “for the purpose of doing good in the world.” The power of combined effort was joined by a new power: that of combined resources. It was a combination that has proved unstoppable and has been behind so much of Rotary’s work for the last 100 years. Today, it is difficult to imagine Rotary without its Foundation. It was the Foundation that turned Rotary from an organization of local clubs into an international force for good with the power to change the world.

In this Rotary year, we are marking the centennial of our Rotary Foundation in the city where it all began: Atlanta. Our 108th Rotary International Convention promises to be one of the most exciting yet, with inspiring speakers, great entertainment, and a wide array of breakout sessions to help you move your Rotary service forward. And of course, we’ll be celebrating the Foundation’s centennial in style.

Whether you’re a regular convention goer, haven’t been to one in a few years, or haven’t yet attended your first, the 2017 convention will be the one you won’t want to miss. Atlanta is a great destination in its own right, with great food, friendly people, and many local attractions to enjoy. But the real reason to come to the convention is always the convention itself, and the people, ideas, inspiration, and friendship you’ll find there. To learn more, and save money on registration, visit . See you in Atlanta!

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By Jean Best, a Peace Officer in District 1020, with Rotary Peace Fellow Flor Yanez and Rotary Coordinator Keith Best Who would have thought that sitting in an awareness raising session about Rotary Peace Fellows would have led to the … Continue reading
 
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Rotary brings together a global network of volunteer leaders dedicated to tackling the world’s most pressing humanitarian challenges. Rotary connects 1.2 million members of more than 35,000 Rotary clubs in over 200 countries and geographical areas. Their work impacts lives at both the local and international levels, from helping families in need in their own communities to working toward a polio-free world. For more information, visit www.humblerotary.com or www.Rotary.org or e-mail info@humblerotary.com. Like us at www.facebook.com/humblerotary  
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