DID YOU MISS LAST WEEK'S MEETING? HERE'S WHAT HAPPENED
MIKE SELINFREUND ON FRAUD AVOIDANCE
Mike Selinfreund, son of...3 guesses...our Selinfreunds gave a riveting presentation on how best to protect your assets, both on and off line. He emphasized going to on-line credit reporters, ex. Experian (888.397.3742), to set up fraud alert. He also discussed not using your debit card and making sure you use 'safe' checks.
OTHER HIGHLIGHTS
Congrats to Zig, on his Paul Harris + 3!
Kevin's inspirational thoughts moved everyone
GREETER: Zig Berzins
- ON DECK: Jim Bramley
- IN THE HOLE: Bob Walsh will begin assigning greeters throughout the month
INSPIRATION: Kevin Mackessy
50/50 WINNER: Kevin Mackessy
WHAT'S ON THE PROGRAM AT THIS WEEK'S MEETING??
Project ReCycle was founded in 2010 to provide smiles to children all over Colorado via a bicycle. The nonprofit runs a program that not only guarantees smiles but also influences children’s academic behavior in a positive manner. Children, during their academic year, are encouraged to earn a bike by improving in 3 areas; Respect, Attendance and Academic Growth.
OTHER NEWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT
HR ROTARY IS A SHELTERBOX HERO!
A ShelterBox HERO is a Rotary Club who has committed to making an ongoing impact in worldwide disaster response by pledging to support ShelterBox annually for three consecutive years. This elite group has identified the continuing need to prepare for and immediately respond to the worst day ever.
We're proud to announce our club has become a ShelterBox Hero! Between the club's commitment and the Doug Doig memorial, we are committed to support of this fine project.
SUNRISE CLUB IS INTO FLOWER POWER!
Earl Hasz, Bill Medlicott, Linda & Bob Blackstone
Earl, Bill and Bill's grandson took the light rail down
By Bill Medlicott
What? Were our Sunrise Club members' hippies in a previous era? Nope, their latest volunteer effort was at the Denver Home & Garden Show. Rotary Clubs from all over Denver gathered up the flowers and plants when the show broke down. We, along with 100+ Rotarians & Boy Scouts collect the flowers, put them into large boxes and take them to waiting tractor trailers. The next day, Rotarians deliver the flowers to retirement and nursing homes around the area. Arvada Rotary does a great job organizing this and several of us have been doing it for years. Also there from our club were Jim Horner, Earl Hasz, John Shonsey (new member), and his wife Linda, not pictured. My grandson likes taking the light rail up and back with Earl and me. Thanks!
FRIENDSHIP DINNERS WERE VERY 'FRIENDLY'
Great group at the Bramley's! It was so warm that they were able to have the bar outside on the deck.
Meanwhile, back at the Ranch at the DiLorenzo's, Members new and old alike enjoyed a lovely meal...I'll bet it was Italian!
IFCS NIBBLES & SIPS FUNDRAISER SET FOR FEB. 25
You may have heard Nibbles & Sips thrown around during meeting announcements. Here’s the skinny – it’s a fundraising event sponsored by one of our community outreach groups, IFCS. On Saturday, February 25 at 5:30 PM - 9 PM, it will the place to see and be seen! Help them raise their goal of $200K by purchasing tickets at https://ifcs.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/NibblesandSips2017/BuyaTicketNow/tabid/803386/Default.aspx Our club always has a great showing, so let's keep up the good work!
Nibbles and Sips, An Evening of Raising the Roof to Prevent Homelessness and Hunger, is a fine food and beverage tasting gala event that brings the community together to raise money in support of IFCS’ Homeless & Hunger Prevention Programs. These programs aim to meet the basic human needs of shelter and food for those in need.
At the event, you can sample more than 300 wines, spirits and beers from around the world, coupled with wonderful from local restaurants such as Piccolo’s, Azucar Bakery, Hyatt Denver Tech Center, Whole Foods, Jim ‘N Nicks BBQ, Tico’s Mexican, Bolder Organic Ice Cream, Alamo House, Avalanche Grill, Lone Tree Grill, Bad Daddy Burger Bar with more joining in. Non-alcoholic beverages are also available.
ROTARY WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS AND LUNCHEON
On May 3, the Cherry Creek Valley Rotary Club is hosting their annual luncheon to honor Douglas County Women of Rotary. Our role is to nominate women from our club. Watch your email for a nomination form. All HR Rotary members may nominate and a committee will review to be sure we're following correct protocol. These forms need to be submitted to Lee McCue, Sue Bramley or Jan Selinfreund by the meeting on March 2.
Nominees must be Rotary Women who work/or live in Douglas County and/or are members of Rotary Clubs in Douglas County. These Rotarians will be recognized for leadership and service in eight categories of achievement. A Light ‘n’ Heart Award will be given in each category. All nominees will be recognized. To purchase $30 tickets go to www.womenachieve.net.
NEW GREETER PROGRAM - BOB WALSH WILL CONTACT YOU
We've been talking about this for a long time...the importance of welcoming people to the meeting. Now we're getting serious! You will be contacted ahead of time, much like giving the inspiration. Then greeters will stand at the front door of the club to welcome and direct people to the meeting. This is a great way to pay homage to your fellow members and friends. Easy peasy! Next week: Jim Bramley
DISTRICT CONFERENCE
If you haven't had a chance to check out the lineup for the District Conference in the latest district bulletin, here's the rundown on the speakers.
Neil D. DiLorenzo, CPA, P.C. Certified Public Accountants Greenwood Executive Park, Bldg. 6 6430 South Quebec Street Centennial, Colorado 80111-4628 303-796-7645 www.dilorenzocpa.com
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Jerry & Jan Selinfreund, CRS Broker Associates Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 303-550-4242