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Speaker - Video / Article
In Illinois town, a tiny club has an oversize impact
https://www.rotary.org/en/rotary-and-garden-support-community
https://www.rotary.org/en/rotary-and-garden-support-community
President’s Message
Aloha Rotary e-Club Ohana,
Happy New Year! Thanks to each of you, our club finished 2017 on a high note and we're off to a wonderful 2018! By working together, we were able to provide ALL of the items on the wishlist for the Kahauiki Village unit that we were assigned :) Thanks to your efforts, a less fortunate family will now have the items they need to move off of the streets and into their new home.
We ended the year with another great Rotary Means Business Fellowship mixer at Wisp. We even made it onto the Midweek’s website http://www.midweek.com/jingle-and-mingle/ !
It’s never too early to start thinking about attending the 2018 Rotary District 5000 Conference from May 18-20th. This year’s conference will be held at the Four Seasons Resort at Ko'Olina on Oahu. The cost to attend the conference (without meals) is $50. If you’d like to go for the full package, which includes the registration fee as well as all meals (Friday night reception, Saturday Lunch and Dinner, and Sunday Brunch) the early bird price is only $375. After January 15th, the price for the full package will increase. You can lock in the lower price now by going to the District Conference’s website (http://rotaryd5000.org/sitepage/district-conference) and signing up.
Happy New Year! Thanks to each of you, our club finished 2017 on a high note and we're off to a wonderful 2018! By working together, we were able to provide ALL of the items on the wishlist for the Kahauiki Village unit that we were assigned :) Thanks to your efforts, a less fortunate family will now have the items they need to move off of the streets and into their new home.
We ended the year with another great Rotary Means Business Fellowship mixer at Wisp. We even made it onto the Midweek’s website http://www.midweek.com/jingle-and-mingle/ !
It’s never too early to start thinking about attending the 2018 Rotary District 5000 Conference from May 18-20th. This year’s conference will be held at the Four Seasons Resort at Ko'Olina on Oahu. The cost to attend the conference (without meals) is $50. If you’d like to go for the full package, which includes the registration fee as well as all meals (Friday night reception, Saturday Lunch and Dinner, and Sunday Brunch) the early bird price is only $375. After January 15th, the price for the full package will increase. You can lock in the lower price now by going to the District Conference’s website (http://rotaryd5000.org/sitepage/district-conference) and signing up.
Assistant Govenor Laine Kohama with former District Govenor Del Green @ Wisp Lounge
Announcement
Rotary District Conference 2018 (May 18th-20th)
http://rotaryd5000.org/stories/2018-district-conference/
The 2018 District Conference will be held at the beautiful Four Seasons Resorts located at 92-1001 Olani Street, Kapolei from May 18 to 20, 2018. Come and be inspired by motivating speakers, make new friends and reconnect with old ones, remember Rotarians that have passed, find treasures and bargains at the Silent Auction and of course, have fun! There is a golf tournament and tennis tournament with prizes and don't forget that perpetual coveted golf trophy. If you are really adventurous, there is the Coral Crater Zip Line that you can sign up for (info forthcoming). Let's celebrate the awesome projects the clubs have accomplished and congratulate the outgoing and incoming leaders.
Please register to attend the conference. Discount is good until December 31st. Get your room at a very special rate and sign up for Sponsorship Opportunities. Information on the rotaryd5000.org website through the link on the top right of the Home page.
See you there!!
2018 Conference Chair Rock Arakaki
Four Seasons Resort at Ko'Olina
http://rotaryd5000.org/stories/four-seasons-resort-at-ko-olina/
The 2018 conference will be held at the Four Seasons Resort, located at 92-1001 Olani Street, Kapolei. Experience luxury lodging at Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina, featuring stunning panoramic ocean views from our naturally elegant accommodations. With 370 luxury guest rooms and suites, the Resort offers truly breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and Ko Olina’s turquoise-blue waters with white sand beaches.
The hotel reservation block is now open. Call in to the Hotel Reservations number is 844-387-0308 or 808-679-3325 for their group reservations line. Just indicate the group name, Hawaii Rotary Conference 2018 and the code Ci0518RO get the following rates:
Standard Room $350.00 + +
Ocean View Room $380.00 + +
Sponsorship Opportunities
http://rotaryd5000.org/stories/sponsorship-opportunities/
SPONSORSHIPS: Sponsorship opportunities available for Conference Speakers, Receptions,and Decor. Business Ads spots in the Conference Printed Program from $750 for a full page to $50 for business cards. See flyer on District Website. Questions: Call Sonya at 808-228-4499. Online payment option: CLICK HERE
BUSINESS ADS
Full Page: $750 (5.5 x 8.5”)
Half Page: $500 (5.5 x 4.25”)
Quarter Page: $250 (2.75 x 2”)
Business Card Ad: $50 (standard size)
http://rotaryd5000.org/stories/2018-district-conference/
The 2018 District Conference will be held at the beautiful Four Seasons Resorts located at 92-1001 Olani Street, Kapolei from May 18 to 20, 2018. Come and be inspired by motivating speakers, make new friends and reconnect with old ones, remember Rotarians that have passed, find treasures and bargains at the Silent Auction and of course, have fun! There is a golf tournament and tennis tournament with prizes and don't forget that perpetual coveted golf trophy. If you are really adventurous, there is the Coral Crater Zip Line that you can sign up for (info forthcoming). Let's celebrate the awesome projects the clubs have accomplished and congratulate the outgoing and incoming leaders.
Please register to attend the conference. Discount is good until December 31st. Get your room at a very special rate and sign up for Sponsorship Opportunities. Information on the rotaryd5000.org website through the link on the top right of the Home page.
See you there!!
2018 Conference Chair Rock Arakaki
Four Seasons Resort at Ko'Olina
http://rotaryd5000.org/stories/four-seasons-resort-at-ko-olina/
The 2018 conference will be held at the Four Seasons Resort, located at 92-1001 Olani Street, Kapolei. Experience luxury lodging at Four Seasons Resort Oahu at Ko Olina, featuring stunning panoramic ocean views from our naturally elegant accommodations. With 370 luxury guest rooms and suites, the Resort offers truly breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and Ko Olina’s turquoise-blue waters with white sand beaches.
The hotel reservation block is now open. Call in to the Hotel Reservations number is 844-387-0308 or 808-679-3325 for their group reservations line. Just indicate the group name, Hawaii Rotary Conference 2018 and the code Ci0518RO get the following rates:
Standard Room $350.00 + +
Ocean View Room $380.00 + +
Sponsorship Opportunities
http://rotaryd5000.org/stories/sponsorship-opportunities/
SPONSORSHIPS: Sponsorship opportunities available for Conference Speakers, Receptions,and Decor. Business Ads spots in the Conference Printed Program from $750 for a full page to $50 for business cards. See flyer on District Website. Questions: Call Sonya at 808-228-4499. Online payment option: CLICK HERE
BUSINESS ADS
Full Page: $750 (5.5 x 8.5”)
Half Page: $500 (5.5 x 4.25”)
Quarter Page: $250 (2.75 x 2”)
Business Card Ad: $50 (standard size)
Speaker - Video / Article
From the Rotarian Magazine, January 2018 Issue
Convention 2018: Toronto sightseeing
When you’re in Toronto for the 2018 Rotary International Convention, from 23 to 27 June, build some time into your schedule to see the sights of this beautiful city. The iconic CN Tower is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Toronto, welcoming about 1.5 million visitors each year. The tower has two observation areas and two restaurants, all of which provide breathtaking views. For the adventurous, the tower also offers a hands-free walk around the outside ledge of its main pod, which is 1,168 feet above ground.
Register for the 2018 Rotary Convention in Toronto at riconvention.org.
For something easier on the nerves, stroll through St. Lawrence Market, which has dozens of vendors selling food products and specialty items, or the Distillery District, a restored historic area that has been turned into an entertainment and shopping district.
You could also visit Gothic Revival-style mansion Casa Loma. Built in 1914 by a Canadian multimillionaire, it has almost 100 decorated rooms as well as secret passages and 5 acres of estate gardens. Once a private residence, the “House on the Hill” is now a museum and hospitality venue.
To enjoy nature, visit High Park – a huge green space with sunken gardens, hanging basket gardens, nature trails, and streams – or take a ferry to the Toronto Islands, which have meadows, woods, lagoons, and sandy beaches.
– Randi Druzin
Convention 2018: Toronto sightseeing
When you’re in Toronto for the 2018 Rotary International Convention, from 23 to 27 June, build some time into your schedule to see the sights of this beautiful city. The iconic CN Tower is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Toronto, welcoming about 1.5 million visitors each year. The tower has two observation areas and two restaurants, all of which provide breathtaking views. For the adventurous, the tower also offers a hands-free walk around the outside ledge of its main pod, which is 1,168 feet above ground.
Register for the 2018 Rotary Convention in Toronto at riconvention.org.
For something easier on the nerves, stroll through St. Lawrence Market, which has dozens of vendors selling food products and specialty items, or the Distillery District, a restored historic area that has been turned into an entertainment and shopping district.
You could also visit Gothic Revival-style mansion Casa Loma. Built in 1914 by a Canadian multimillionaire, it has almost 100 decorated rooms as well as secret passages and 5 acres of estate gardens. Once a private residence, the “House on the Hill” is now a museum and hospitality venue.
To enjoy nature, visit High Park – a huge green space with sunken gardens, hanging basket gardens, nature trails, and streams – or take a ferry to the Toronto Islands, which have meadows, woods, lagoons, and sandy beaches.
– Randi Druzin
Meeting: Hamakua Marsh Service Project, Jingle & Mingle Holiday Event, Joint Club Holiday Party
12/13/2017
President's Message
President’s MessageAloha Rotary e-Club Ohana,
It’s been a very busy couple of weeks for our club! The joint club service project at Hamakua Marsh was a huge success and made a visible impact on the community. We had another terrific turnout for the Rotary Means Business Fellowship (RMBF) Jingle & Mingle event at Wisp Lounge and Holiday Party is coming up on Friday :) Don’t forget that our last Board meeting of the year will take place on Monday, December 18th at HASR Bistro.
Rob Reich has volunteered to be our Club’s Trainer. Over the next few months, we’ll be developing new member orientation materials to give everyone a strong foundation in the basics of Rotary and how they can maximize their membership in Rotary International and the e-Club.
IRL Board meeting on Monday 12/18 at HASR BISTRO in Chinatown
11:30 am - 1:00 pm - HASR Bistro Honolulu
31 North Pauahi Street
Please RSVP to our Club Sargeant at Arms, Biz Kellam by Friday 12/15
Christmas Party Potluck on Friday 12/15
When: Dec 15, Friday
Time: 5-10pm
Where: Waialae Nui Rec Center
2203 Halekoa Drive
Please bring a dessert or pupus to share ;)
Jingle and Mingle Event Mixer at Wisp Lounge
It’s been a very busy couple of weeks for our club! The joint club service project at Hamakua Marsh was a huge success and made a visible impact on the community. We had another terrific turnout for the Rotary Means Business Fellowship (RMBF) Jingle & Mingle event at Wisp Lounge and Holiday Party is coming up on Friday :) Don’t forget that our last Board meeting of the year will take place on Monday, December 18th at HASR Bistro.
Rob Reich has volunteered to be our Club’s Trainer. Over the next few months, we’ll be developing new member orientation materials to give everyone a strong foundation in the basics of Rotary and how they can maximize their membership in Rotary International and the e-Club.
IRL Board meeting on Monday 12/18 at HASR BISTRO in Chinatown
11:30 am - 1:00 pm - HASR Bistro Honolulu
31 North Pauahi Street
Please RSVP to our Club Sargeant at Arms, Biz Kellam by Friday 12/15
Christmas Party Potluck on Friday 12/15
When: Dec 15, Friday
Time: 5-10pm
Where: Waialae Nui Rec Center
2203 Halekoa Drive
Please bring a dessert or pupus to share ;)
Jingle and Mingle Event Mixer at Wisp Lounge
Announcements
Rotary District 5000 Conference 2018 (Oahu)
Fri May 18, 2018 - Sun May 20, 2018
The Four Seasons hotel reservation department are ready to book your room by calling 844-387-0308 or 808-679-3325.
Fri May 18, 2018 - Sun May 20, 2018
The Four Seasons hotel reservation department are ready to book your room by calling 844-387-0308 or 808-679-3325.
Speaker
Tony Robbins - Why We Do What We Do
President's Message
Aloha Rotary E-Club Ohana,
Our Holiday Party is just around the corner :) This year, we will be joining several other clubs from the East Honolulu area to hold a joint Christmas party at the Waialae Nui Rec Center on Friday, December 15th from 5-10 pm (details below), we will be contributing desserts to the party.
November has been a busy month. Our Dictionary Project on the North Shore was a great success. We handed out over 200 dictionaries to 3rd graders from Laie Elementary, Kahuku Elementary, Hauula Elementary Kaaawa Elementary. Thanks Susan, Joann, Anne Marie, Laine and Carol for helping out this year! As far as highlights go, everyone in the group was touched when one of the 3rd grade girls asked how many children she could help vaccinate with the $8 in her backpack (the answer is 16). The teachers were surprised at how engaged the students were in the dictionary trivia competition and Q&A sessions, even the students that rarely speak up in class were excited to participate thanks to Laine’s enthusiasm!
Club Officer elections for the 2018-2019 year are coming up fast. If you would like to nominate yourself or someone else for a club officer position, please let me know. Thanks!
Our Holiday Party is just around the corner :) This year, we will be joining several other clubs from the East Honolulu area to hold a joint Christmas party at the Waialae Nui Rec Center on Friday, December 15th from 5-10 pm (details below), we will be contributing desserts to the party.
November has been a busy month. Our Dictionary Project on the North Shore was a great success. We handed out over 200 dictionaries to 3rd graders from Laie Elementary, Kahuku Elementary, Hauula Elementary Kaaawa Elementary. Thanks Susan, Joann, Anne Marie, Laine and Carol for helping out this year! As far as highlights go, everyone in the group was touched when one of the 3rd grade girls asked how many children she could help vaccinate with the $8 in her backpack (the answer is 16). The teachers were surprised at how engaged the students were in the dictionary trivia competition and Q&A sessions, even the students that rarely speak up in class were excited to participate thanks to Laine’s enthusiasm!
Club Officer elections for the 2018-2019 year are coming up fast. If you would like to nominate yourself or someone else for a club officer position, please let me know. Thanks!
Announcements
Rotary Joint Holiday Party 12/15 with Kahala Sunrise, East Honolulu, Hawaii Kai and Diamond Head Rotary Clubs
When: Dec 15, Friday
Time: 5-10pm
Where: Waialae Nui Rec Center
2203 Halekoa Drive
Please RSVP to Courtlin if you can go and plan to bring a dessert.
Club Officers Elections to be held by 12/31/2017
It’s that time of year again :) If you would like to nominate yourself or someone else for a club officer position, please let me know. The District asks us to complete our elections for the upcoming July 1st change in leadership by December 31st. Our goal is to rotate every officer position at least once every 2 years so that everyone has a chance to hold a Rotary leadership position, if they want to do so.
When: Dec 15, Friday
Time: 5-10pm
Where: Waialae Nui Rec Center
2203 Halekoa Drive
Please RSVP to Courtlin if you can go and plan to bring a dessert.
Club Officers Elections to be held by 12/31/2017
It’s that time of year again :) If you would like to nominate yourself or someone else for a club officer position, please let me know. The District asks us to complete our elections for the upcoming July 1st change in leadership by December 31st. Our goal is to rotate every officer position at least once every 2 years so that everyone has a chance to hold a Rotary leadership position, if they want to do so.
Speaker / Article of the Week
The Rotarian Magazine - The fun in fundraising
https://www.rotary.org/en/columnist-shares-tips-helping-small-clubs-raise-big-funds
https://www.rotary.org/en/columnist-shares-tips-helping-small-clubs-raise-big-funds
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