October 24 is World Polio Day—and Rotary clubs across the district are stepping up to help end polio. This year, clubs are organizing Club Polio Walks in communities throughout the district, bringing Rotarians, families, friends and community members together for one shared goal: a world without polio.
Our district continues to grow its Rotary Youth Exchange program, creating opportunities for young people to experience new cultures, build friendships, and develop a global perspective. We’re excited to introduce Charlie Hanna, our district’s second outbound Youth Exchange student, who departed for Taipei, Taiwan, in August!
The Rotary Club of Cedar Park-Leander demonstrated the power of service through its participation in Bags of Grace, where Dee Ann Thomas and Joe Dahlstrom represented the club in a community-wide volunteer effort.
The Rotary Club of Georgetown was hard at work Saturday in Cedar Park, building a much-needed wheelchair ramp for a young girl whose existing ramp was in very poor condition. Led by our dedicated ramp build coordinator, Larry Baird, 13 Rotarians—Christie, Wade, Scott, Regina, Al, Raymond, Joe, Joe, Michele, Mike, Ed, Jeffrey, and Larry—joined by Rotary buddy Haley to make the project a success.
