Club80+ • Volume 22 Issue 15 RY1617

Club80plus
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President's Section

Our district conducted its 2017 NewGen Conference and we are inspired by the enthusiasm of these young future leaders! Delighted also by two amazing club meetings keynoted by Master Joseph Chau and Antonio Contreras

Happy Birthday Babes and Lou!

Thank you!

Announcements, Articles, & Archives

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RCMD Successfully Charters Rotary Community Corps of Rosario, Cavite
RCMD Successfully Charters Rotary Community Corps of Rosario, Cavite

President JP, PP Joji, Rtn Annabelle, and Rtn BB Golez went to Rosario Cavite to meet our set of volunteers from Bagbag National High School for our Global Grant Project. In order for us to work out the TRF Global Grant application, we must form a Rotary Community Corps for their community for the sustenance of the work. 

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RCMD Club Meeting #971 featuring Dr. Antonio Contreras

February 8, 2017 -- On the 971st meeting of RCMD, we had Dr. Antonio Contreras as our keynote speaker.

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Youth Exchange Ideas at the New Generations Conference 2017
Youth Exchange Ideas at the New Generations Conference 2017

February 8, 2017 -- Rotarians from district 3830 have come together with their young Rotary partners to celebrate Rotary ideals and hold the annual New Generations Conference.

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RCMD Club Meeting #970 featuring Master Joseph Chau

February 2, 2017 -- Kung hei fat choi from RCMD! We had a wonderful club meeting last night and we learned so much from our keynote speaker, the Hong Kong based Taoist priest and geomancer Master Joseph Chau!

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February Birthday Celebrants
February Birthday Celebrants

Happy birthday!

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Rotary News

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2017-19 UNESCO-IHE Scholarship Applications Now Available
2017-19 UNESCO-IHE Scholarship Applications Now Available

The Rotary Foundation and UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education are offering up to 10 scholarships for graduate study at UNESCO-IHE's Delft campus in the Netherlands. The aim is to increase the number of trained professionals who can devise, plan, and implement water and sanitation solutions in developing areas. The scholarships also are designed to promote long-term relationships between Rotary members and skilled water and sanitation professionals.

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