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![]() | Our club's most impactful projects come from our members! When our new member, Laura Valladares, a school counselor of a local elementary school, told us that students at her school didn't have winter coats, we knew we had to take action to help them. Another new member, Rhonda Zack, purchased coats for 15 girls, and Charlie Buscemi, our club president, purchased coats for 15 boys. This will be an ongoing project because the need is so great. The photo on the left shows us delivering the 30 coats to Laura which she will deliver to the students in need. Anyone interested in donating winter coats please contact our club president, Charlie Buscemi by calling or texting him at 713-598-7129. We would love to hear your project ideas, so contact Charlie to share your thoughts or come to one of our weekly meetings to talk to us. |
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"Flags Across Kingwood" subscribers for November 11th, Veterans Day!
Order your "Flags Across Kingwood" Flag Subscription today for $50!
The funds raised are used to sponsor Humble ISD students to attend leadership camp, scholarships for local high school students, Literacy & Clean Water Projects, our local VFW, The Salvation Army in north Houston, local shelter for domestic violence victims and their families, and many other worthwhile causes.
Limited to these Zip Codes: 77339, 77345, 77346, 77365 (Oakhurst Village) and 77396 (Atascocita/Walden)
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A special report prepared for Rotary International by the Johns Hopkins Center for Civil Society Studies estimated the value of Rotary member volunteer hours at $850 million a year.
That Rotary members log a lot of volunteer hours should come as no surprise to anyone familiar with the organization. But a new report just released by Johns Hopkins University provides a powerful look at the impact of all those volunteer hours.
The special report prepared for Rotary International by the Johns Hopkins Center for Civil Society Studies found that Rotary members had volunteered a total of 5.8 million hours within a four-week survey period. Extrapolating those results over an entire year, the report gave a conservative estimate of nearly 47 million hours of volunteer effort generated by Rotary members in a typical year.
The report then analyzed the economic impact of all those hours and estimated the value conservatively at $850 million a year, if communities had to pay for the services that Rotary volunteers provide.
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Presentations and workshops at COP28 highlight community-led solutions and partnerships.
If all the climate change solutions, from electric cars to wind turbines, there’s a powerful one that’s staring you in the face — at breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in the United States, Peru, Italy, the Philippines, and Papua New Guinea.
2024-25 Rotary International President Stephanie A. Urchick invites 25 PolioPlus supporters to her hometown of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA, to Help Rotary Strike Out Polio at the $1 Million Baseball Game.
With the largest Rotary global grant ever awarded in South Africa, Rotarians refurbish 11 schools’ toilets and kitchen facilities.
Kingwood, TX 77339
United States of America