Events

Our speaker asked to reschedule, so since we have an open meeting time it seemed like an opportunity to touch base with the club on a few things:

-Update on Dogfest

-Update on Marathon Effort (go Jack!), and the Online Auction

-Discussion about doing Visioning again.  The recommendation is every 3 years, and we're there.  Plus, we have a BUNCH of new members.  

Ron

Help organize and distribute food to recipients at this busy Food Pantry, open once each month on the third Friday.

Committee chair Paul Kerrissey is holding an in person meeting of the Emergency Fund Committee for Tuesday February 25^th 2020 at 5PM.

Susanne McInerny has graciously offered to host us in her home at 25 Chiltern Road Weston, MA 02493. Thank you Susanne!

During the meeting Andy will distribute a financial statement for the last year of activity and balances as of 12/31/19, we will discuss the mission of the fund, and the composition of the roles of the committee for 2020.

Please let Jeff Tucker know if anyone has any other questions or suggestions.

Join with friends from The Village Bank to help sort donations at Cradles to Crayons brand new Giving Factory in Newtonville. Please register to volunteer by emailing Susan Paley smgpaley@gmail.com 

Tracey Lukes has been working with and developing leaders for over 25 years as an executive and as a business owner. Tracey’s experience as a market research executive, a marketing communications and strategy consultant, and an innovation and idea generation consultant has provided a strong backdrop for the leadership training and coaching that she does today.

As Vice President at Hollister Institute, Tracey is passionate about growing leaders. Tracey believes the goal of leadership training and coaching – no matter where leaders function within their organization – is to examine mindset and the internal operating system to determine what limits effectiveness and where there are opportunities to expand leadership “range”. Tracey’s approach creates clarity of purpose, improved communication, focused intention, and leveraging of strengths and passion for stronger leadership both professionally and personally.

In addition to corporate leadership development, Tracey is a parent and teen coach. Tracey helps parents and teens break the cycles of drama, stress, and disconnection that are so common during the teenage years. Tracey is committed to creating stronger family relationships and helping teens develop more confidence and a clearer sense of who they are at their core.

Tracey’s leadership and coaching education and certification was obtained through the world-renowned ICF-credentialed Coaches Training Institute (CTI), developer of the highly regarded Co-Active Coaching and Dimensional Leadership® model. Tracey is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) through CTI and is certified through the International Coaching Federation (ICF).

Tracey lives with her two teenagers in Needham, MA.

Help organize and distribute food to recipients at this busy Food Pantry, open once each month on the third Friday.

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Our speaker will be Keith Harris, Ipswich Rotarian. Keith is currently the District Youth Services chair and fundraises for the Rotary Foundation by Pedaling for a Purpose, riding across the United States!

Come back later for more details.

Lasell University President Michael B. Alexander will join us.  We will also recognzie our Student of the Month.  This month the student is from Learning Prep School.

Help organize and distribute food to recipients at this busy Food Pantry, open once each month on the third Friday.

Join us as we cheer on our Boston Marathon 2020 runner Jack Prior as he approaches Heartbreak Hill!

We'll meet at Susan Paley's house - be sure to wear ALL your Rotary swag and clothing.  Make signs!  Write a cheer!  Let's let him know how proud we are of him, and how much we appreciate all the work and fundraising he's done on behalf of The Newton Rotary Foundation.

The best way to get to Susan's on Marathon Monday is by the back roads: Temple Street to Mignon Road, then onto Ruane where you should be able to find parking.

Timing is approximate!  Jack expects to be there around 1:30 but he could be faster or he could be slower and we DEFINITELY don't want to miss him!  So come early, socialize, cheer on other runners, and then we'll be READY for Jack!

Come back later for more details.

Help organize and distribute food to recipients at this busy Food Pantry, open once each month on the third Friday.

We will recognzie our Student of the Month at this meeting.  This month the student is from Learning Prep School.

Visit gorgeous Hawaii and meet Rotarians from all OVER the world! 

Click HERE for details or to register!

Help organize and distribute food to recipients at this busy Food Pantry, open once each month on the third Friday.

Click HERE to visit the RYLA website.