We had a wonderful experience getting to know the William B. Travis High School Interact Club today! It was so nice to meet all of their club leaders, and to see them in action getting students excited about Rotary. They were so kind to prepare a presentation with my name on it, and allowed me to speak a little bit about Rotary and how our club is excited to support them. They have done a book drive, and even a Waterwell project already. Amazing what they are doing, and I look forward to many more projects. One of the next ones is Rescue Us Mission and their walk on September 28.
We are all very thankful for Miss Cordova being the club sponsor. We look forward to supporting everyone and making an impact in our community together!
We had a wonderful start to the day, joining the Attack Poverty volunteers to help make the community just a little bit better. What an amazing group of volunteers, helping provide food, helping with animal care, and then what I did, which is walking the neighborhood and making sure that everyone’s needs are being met. That is an insightful way to learn about what kind of help can be given. We were able to complete several surveys, and many were amazed that Friends of North Rosenberg offers, such as GED teaching, English classes, and much more.
It was also great to see fellow Rotarian Ayo Alabi there with some other Rotarians from his club! They participate in any yet another project from Attack Poverty, which was distributing food in the community.
Mark your calendar again for our new Rotary Action club meeting this month on 25 September, Wednesday at 6pm at Alings Chinese Bistro, 6542 Hwy 90 Alt, Sugar Land.
We now have 5 members in the club and will be growing fast with more new members. Get in on the action early. Come join us for a fantastic gathering of friends and future friends and join together to do some Action Service Projects in our community. Bring your mind and body and service project ideas to the meeting next week.
If you have any quetions about this action club please contact Dean.
Andre invites you to join Rescue Us Mission for our annual fundraising Walk event on September 28th in Sugar Land, Texas. Your participation will support trafficked women in our community. If you are unable to attend, please consider making a donation to our mission. Thank you.
Get Ready for the 2024 Rotary Club of North Shore Annual Mark Mulloy Memorial Golf Tournament! Sponsored by the Mulloy Family Foundation
Join us for an unforgettable day of fun, competition, and camaraderie at the beautiful Stonebridge at Newport Country Club in Crosby, Texas on Thursday, October 24, 2024!
This year’s format is a 4-Person Scramble with a Shotgun Start at 12:30 PM. But the excitement starts well before that!
10:00 AM: Registration Opens
11:00 AM: Test your skills in the Putting Contest
11:30 AM: Enjoy a delicious lunch sponsored by Doc and Danna Niño
Entry Fee: Just $150 per player (includes golf, ½ cart, lunch, beverages, 2 mulligans, and a goodie bag!) Team Entry: $600 Drink Carts Sponsored by The Junction Hole-in-One Prize Sponsored by Everitt Industrial Supply Longest Drive & Closest to the Pin Prizes Sponsored by Team I.S.A.G
And don’t miss the crowd favorite:
Hit The Bottle Putting Contest – Sponsored by KNCS Service, LLC For just $20 per ball, step up to the practice green where bottles of your favorite adult beverages await! Land a perfect putt and take home the bottle you hit. What better way to show off your putting prowess?
Door Prizes Sponsored by Stellar Bank ensure no one leaves empty-handed.
All proceeds benefit Polio Plus, helping us drive the fight against polio worldwide.
So, gather your team, sharpen those clubs, and mark your calendars! It’s going to be an incredible day of golf, prizes, and plenty of good times!
Come join President Mark Heuchert on a Rotary International Project! This is a long-standing Rotary project that district 5890 hosts with volunteers from around the country.
Stop what you're doing! CLICK HERE now to get your tickets to The Big Show happening in Tomball, Texas on Saturday, 5 October; presented by Rotary Club of Tomball
Great Music, Good Food and Lots of Fun for Everyone
This is a FUN event for our ENTIRE District 5890 to raise funds for polio. It will be October 24-27 at the First Colony Mall during mall hours.
There are 13 clubs (TBC, might increase a bit) in the district competing to see which pumkin is the best. We want Sugar Land Rotary to WIN!
How it works:
1. On Wednesday, October 23rd Sugar Land Rotarians (also from SLAC & our Interactors) are encouraged to bring a carved pumpkin to the meeting. We will vote which one is the best, that one will go to the mall!
2. Where: First Colony Mall (they are offering us FREE space!)
3. When: October 24-27.
4. How it works: there will be two 8' tables in a high traffic area in the mall. The ~13 club pumpkins will be displayed. Mall visitors will VOTE with DOLLARS! Rotarians will vote as well.
5. Sponsorships: those wishing to sponsor the Sugar Land Rotary pumkin can (great exposure to thousands of potential customers)!
6. All funds raised will be devided evenly between the ~13 clubs and is for polio. RI is asking for $2k from every club this Rotary year.
Note: on Saturday, October 26th, the mall will have "Malloween". This is very popular annual event that they have with very high attendence! Plus we ALL get to dress up in costumes that day. :-)
Don't let the fun stop there! Head out to the Lomax Arena in La Porte to partake in a night of fun with Live Auction, Silent Auction, Reverse Draw Raffle and more.
Here is some interesting data about how many club members read the club e-bulletin:
July - Sep 2024 58% average/month open it 22 average/month clicks on a link July - Sep 2023 51% average/month open it 33 average/month clicks on a link
Have you changed your phone number or email, moved, or changed your address? Please let Dean know so he can update your information in Club Runner.
Also, please check that your information is updated in Club Runner and change it as necessary.
Member count
70 total - 41 active, 2 associate, 6 honorary, 1 LOA, 1 corporate member, 15 rule of 85, 4 Extension club
69 member goal by 30 June 25
22 visitors in August on Zoom and in meetings, including speakers and friends
0 new members approved
0 termed member
1 new members were inducted
10 prospective members communicating with
16 members not involved in club activities
1 working red badge program
4 working with District 5890
A club member has volunteered to write our weekly club bulletin. Meet Gopal Chandrasekaran, our newest club member.
Please send articles to him each week you want to be added to the bulletin by noon on Monday for that week’s issue.
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