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Eagles #190
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303 WEIRICH BL. NW
MASSILLON, OH 44647
United States
MASSILLON, OH 44647
United States
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On October 8, the Massillon Rotary Foundation awarded Mercy Medical Center a grant in the amount of $42,269. These funds will be used towards the Phase II Cardiac program at Mercy's facility on the west side of Massillon. The program will provide cardiac technology via a vascular ultrasound machine and tilt table to aid in the diagnosis and investigation of cardiac disease and treatment for the citizens of Massillon and Western Stark County. The Massillon Rotary Foundation administers charitable funds from the old Massillon Community Hospital to provide health and wellness services to the community. Grants are awarded quarterly and applications are available at www.massillonrotary.org. For more information, send inquiries to MRFoundation10@gmail.com.
Water Bottle Service Project
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, school drinking fountains are off limits and students are required to bring their own water bottles to school. This is impossible for many students in the Massillon, Tuslaw, and Fairless school districts. Partnering with Aqua Ohio, the Rotary Club of Massillon is providing 1000 water bottles for those students in need. Thanks Massillon Rotary and Aqua Ohio!
This past Saturday, a group of Rotarians, their family, and some friends from Tigertown AOK joined us for our annual cleaning of the Aaron Seesan Memorial at Lincoln Park.
Over 20 people donated their time to help keep our town beautiful.
Over 20 people donated their time to help keep our town beautiful.
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Packed House. Thank you event committee! One; we will always remember!
Go TIGERS
What a great Time and we had the District Governor attend!Here's another Member Monday! Where you get to meet some of our amazing Rotarians. This week is Dr. Bill!
Name: William G. Leffler D.D.S.,J.D. (Bill)
Occupation: dentist
Hobbies: boating, drones, telescopes, shooting, Ham Radio, watches, cigars, craft Beers, and swimming.
Number of Years in Rotary: 30+ years
Favorite Thing About Rotary: fellowship, only chance to interact with professionals and business members in Massillon Favorite Rotary Project: As a freshman Rotarian I was charged with running the Polio Plus Program in the 80’s. Our goal was $7,000.00. ( based in club size from District) We placed coin buckets in all the banks in Massillon and businesses, and a campaign with our members and raised $18,000.00 in 6 months.
Fun Fact: I’m just FUN!
Rotary donated to support the Mayor’s Reading Day today! About 300 1st graders from Massillon City Schools came to City Hall for lunch. The Mayor read a story about kindness and the Massillon Museum helped the kids make kindness rocks.
City of Massillon-City Hall
City of Massillon-City Hall
Rotary, a proud sponsor of the Washington HS Distinguished Citizens Award
Class of 2018
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A Great 5th Thursday Social @ "Paradigm Shift"
Craft Beers and Taco's!
Today we had Johnny Ray Miller who wrote “When We’re Singing: The Partridge Family & Their Music.”
Today's "meet a Rotarian" is Tom Jingo. A Rotarian for 40 years and our Sec. for 24 YEARS!
WOW and thanks for such great service to our club and city of Massillon.
President, Sherie Rohrer Brown, shared part of this video with us on Thursday as part of our regular meeting. Curious to see more?
Here's the entire video from Rotary International and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation hosting the 5th Annual World Polio Day program in Seattle, Washington.
Here's the entire video from Rotary International and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation hosting the 5th Annual World Polio Day program in Seattle, Washington.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yV5aTNqi2J0&feature=share
Foundation Chairperson, Wendy Blosser awards DVP, Inc. representative Mike Kanam the grant for $38,000.00:
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