Welcome to another issue of our weekly bulletin! Find out who our upcoming speakers are, what we covered during the last weekly meeting, and learn more about upcoming Rotary and community news.
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*Paul shared the October Service Club activity - Stevens Creek Trail clean-up on 10/30 @ 9-11am.
*Bruce invited everyone to the MV Public Safety Foundation Gala on Saturday, Nov 6th 5:30. Contact Tori if interested as she has a Rotary table reserved.
*Upcoming events hosted by clubs in our District are:
October 22nd at 7pm: Virtual/Online Bingo on Zoom hosted by SJ East/Evergreen to support Operations: Comfort and Care and Free Meals on Wheels. To Register, click on link
Thursday, October 21st, 2021 @ 8:00 AM PT through Saturday, October 23rd, 2021 @ 8:00 PM PT Silicon Valley Rainbow Rotary’s online auction as their club fundraiser. Check out the items
November 13th: East Palo Alto RC’s e-waste collection day
*Rose Bowl Parade Float - Rotary club has announced the float theme “Changing Lives through Education” and accepting donations. https://rotaryfloat.org
*Cathy shared she seeks members support for her Rotary District Training class she is attending. Slots were filled quickly.
*A poll was taken and majority are interested in meeting in-person for November meetings.
*District 5170 Project: President Heather shared the the District project of funding wheelchairs to Mexico and Syria. Our club will meet District Gov goal of 1 wheelchair from President discretionary funds for $500. President Heather challenges members in memory of Frank Davila to consider contributing to this cause. Checks payable to: "Rotary Club of Mountain View LEF". Mail to Club's mailbox or bring to a November meeting: PO Box 390280, Mountain View, CA 94039.
Healthy well being is challenging and Rajiv shared some tricks with us. A CareMap, challenges you to draw to reflect who is part of your care group. Learn to seek care now by mapping it. We should celebrate how we help family and friends with their care. Atlas of Care found it important to provide tools for caregivers rather than professionals. Caremaps by children are so valuable for parents. www.atlasofcare.com/caremap
Draw your map, share with others, talk about it!
3 key lessons: Care is universal; First we have to see our own picture map (personal Science); Care is heart of community (Collective self-reflection).
Use the materials! Currently working with an agency “Mapping Long Covid” to care for long haul COVID persons. Welcomes anyone who desire to be part of community collective group, contact Rajiv email is: rajiv@atlasofcare.com.
October 19, the guest speaker is Phillip Lan - President, Bay Valley Tech to share “Addressing the Severe Shortage of Skilled Tech Workers in the Bay Area”.
Join us on Zoom for social at noon and 12:15 meeting begins:
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