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Flexibility, Diversity & Service -The Rotary Passport One Way

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Thursdays at 6:00 PM
The Officer Club at McClellan Park
3410 Westover St
McClellan Park, CA 95652
United States of America
Meeting Schedule: The Third Thursday of July-Sept-Nov-Jan-Mar-May
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President
David Kenitzer
President Elect
Lawana Welch
Immediate Past President
Megan Ellinghouse
Secretary
Sara Thornros
Treasurer
Eric James
Club Administration Director
Adam Campbell
Service Director
Claudine Niski
Foundation Director
Gregory Dixon
Youth Services
Jeffrey McAlpin
Public Image Director
Rukhsana Khan
Membership Director
Beth Ellinthorpe
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A Great Start to 2023!
We received a big thank you from the teachers and students at John Morse Theraputic Center for our gifts at Christmas this year.  We also had a bittersweet moment with President David Kenitzer handing out a Paul Harris Fellows to Leigh-Ann Reinero and Jim Quinney.  Leigh-Ann is on her journey back to Florida and this was Jim's last meeting with the club as he is moving across country to be closer to family.  We wish Jim much success and happiness & look forward to seeing Leigh-Ann on her return trip!  We also heard about the plans for the new Zoo in Elk Grove from Community Engagement Coordinator, Andrea Haverland.  So many new cool exhibits and animals in the works!
Passport One Did It Again!
 
In our continued effort to work with John Morse Therapeutic School, we provided all the kids at the school with gifts on their "Santa Wish List".  Our members really stepped up to help these kids have a magical Christmas.  In addition to the gifts, we also had a fun holiday party with a gift exchange game and prize for best costumes!
What's Happening at Passport One:
Honored to be a Rotarian
 
 
 
 
 
In October we shared all the fun we had at the AfterShock Festival. It's always inspirational to be able to volunteer for an event but also find it to be rewarding for our Rotary Passport One Club. A big round of gratitude for every member that helped work the event. 
 
Rotary brings together a global network of volunteer leaders who work together, become friends, and dedicate their time and talent to tackle the world’s most pressing humanitarian challenges. The work of our members impacts lives at both the local and international levels. If you'd like to meet friends while making a difference join us for our next meeting to learn more. 
Rise Against Hunger
Posted by Roxy on Nov 08, 2022
 
The members of the Rotary Passport one pulled up their sleeves in order join the fight against hunger. They were able to make an impact by filling food bags and partnering with Rise Against Hunger. It's an amazing way to connect with community and give back. 
Rotary Passport One Rocks Aftershock
Posted by Bill Bowen on Oct 19, 2022
 
Aftershock 2022 rocked the Sacramento area with musical acts such as Muse, Evanescence, and Slipknot energizing massive crowds in Discovery Park.  Rotary Passport One's Adam Campbell has played a key part in the festival over the years as he helped local nonprofits fundraise by working the bars located throughout the venue.  This year we had a strong team of Rotarians who poured beer, mixed cocktails, and kept water flowing for the fans over the four-day music festival.  Together we raised more than $3,000 for our club foundation to help with local education, health, and youth projects.  If you are interested in helping the Sacramento community, please feel free to join us at an upcoming meeting.
Beth Ellinthorpe Honored as Top Chef
Posted by Bill Bowen on Sep 16, 2022
 
Our very own Rotarian Beth Ellinthorpe was recognized by District 5180 Governor Karen Cendros as a "Top Chef" as one of Rotary Passport One's finest and her commitment to service.  Beth was unable to attend, but we are continually proud of the difference she makes for the community and her leadership to our club.  Rotary believes in encouraging and fostering high ethical standards in business and professions.  Beth balances her work as a realtor with hours of commitments to serving the community.  We appreciate the honesty, integrity, and expertise she brings to us in both capacities.
A Visit from Kwame!
Posted by Bill Bowen on Aug 03, 2022
 
Earlier this summer, Rotary Passport One was proud to welcome back one of our long-term members, and current honorary member, Kwame Acquaah.  He told us of the wonderful service work he is doing in Ghana with both his own nonprofit and the club that is currently claiming him as a member (we refuse to say that he is not a current member of our club).  Rotary considers honorary membership in a club to be reserved for those who have distinguished themselves through meritorious service and furtherance of Rotary's ideals.  Kwame may have moved to another continent, but he shows us that he lives and breathes Rotary through his commitment to service above self.