This monthly newsletter is a wonderful, fun resource for all information related to our club!
President's Message
As we wrap up 2023, I'd like to extend a huge thank you for your continued dedication to Rotary and our club. Together, we must continue doing our important work. While you reflect on your year, you can Create Hope in the World by getting more involved and taking action in 2024.
Next Wednesday, we have our annual Holiday Giving Project & Party at Shores. This will be the last meeting our club will have at this beautiful venue. Thank you Jacob Wittrock and Scott Greenman for graciously allowing us to use the space these past few years. Please plan to attend this party so we can celebrate the end of a successful year together this holiday season. Come armed with food to share, scissors, and tape - we have presents for 9 children to wrap!
As always, watch your email with more information from Secretary Erin Steffen or myself. Additional service projects may come available throughout the month!
If you are interested in learning something new or have an idea of a speaker or a service project, please reach out to me so we can work together to get it on the schedule!
Many members are taking advantage of this opportunity to earn a Paul Harris Fellow for the first time (or multiple PHFs). A PHF signifies donating $1,000 to the Rotary Foundation, which funds projects around the world.
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We are an active club! Read more about some of our recent events and service projects. 
In November, Rotary Club of Linn County placed a tree plaque at the recently constructed Marion Stadium in memory of Greg Hapgood.
We are looking to partner with a local organization on a project. We need your input. 
Please vote for using the link sent to you via email. Rotarians are alphabetized by first name.
Time is the enemy when someone has a serious health emergency that stops blood flow to their organs. Starting CPR quickly can literally save a life.
Many members are taking advantage of this opportunity to earn a 
The Cedar Rapids Metro Rotary Council voted to revitalize The Shakespeare Garden at Ellis Park. You have an opportunity to purchase an engraved brick.
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