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The Rotary Club of Lethbridge Sunrise
Club ID #54728 - Rotary District 5360

 
OUR MEETINGS ARE
Thursdays 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM
Nord-Bridge Seniors Centre
1904 - 13 Avenue North
Lethbridge, AB Canada
MAILING ADDRESS
Lethbridge Sunrise
P.O. Box 1004
Lethbridge AB
Canada  T1J 4A2
Registered Address
110 Chancery Court
220 – 4 Street South
Lethbridge AB
Canada T1J 4J7
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Future of Rotary
FUTURE OF ROTARY
 
 
How can we attract the right people to our club?

What are low, or no cost ways to share our club's work with the public?
 
How do we get more young people in Rotary?
 
If you've asked yourself any of these questions, we hope to see you on April 14th from 5 to 7 pm. 
 
Four teams of students from Ambrose University will be presenting their vision for the future of Rotary's membership and marketing efforts. 
 
These teams have worked closely with the Rotary Clubs of Calgary Fish Creek, Lethbridge and Brooks. We think everyone can learn from their findings. 
 
Additionally, one group of students will reveal their plan for a new type of Rotary Club called "Rotary 21" . 
 
These students are bringing a fresh perspective to some recurring Rotary questions, and we guarantee you'll be surprised with what they have to tell you. 
 
Please use the link below to register, and invite a friend to join.
 
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYvfuyrrzsoG9O9aFmgHZillq3lDjyvk4qP 
 
 
Discon 2021 Guest Speakers
 
Guest Speakers DISCON 2021
 
 
VALARIE WAFER | Rotary International Director 2020-22
CHRISTINA HASSAN | Co-Founder FullSoul Canada
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I am so excited to introduce these two fantastic Rotarians as part of the dynamic line up of speakers for DisCon2021. Both Valarie and Christina have been serving in Rotary in a variety of positions and have a deep knowledge of what it means to navigate through these changing time and serve with impact. 
 
The Power of Rotary: Our real-life examples of how Rotary has inspired the way we live, work, and serve as we navigate our own new worlds.
Take a sneak peek at Christina's video introduction to see what is coming! "CHRISTINA'S" VIDEO"
 
Just three weeks to go before we gather for our annual district conference on Saturday, May 01, 2021. This year's virtual event promises to be an engaging and vibrant gathering of all ages. If you haven't already registered, there is no time like the present to take click and connect! REGISTER
 

Come visit the DisCon 2021 website for more details and information.

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See you at DisCon 2021 - a chance to connect the family of Rotary, and navigate a new world together!
 
Mary Turner DG
 
 
 
 
Rotary Learning Centre Update 
Learning Centre Update
 
Registration is now open for our monthly Club Learning Webinar on April 21, 2021 at 7:00 PM for a Rotary Learning Centre Update . Please join Rotarians Rob Wolfson and Tamara Larson District 5370 for this interesting presentation.  Follow the link below to register.
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Hvbd6Jk1RsanwZyni-Y_gQ
 
or go the ClubRunner District Home page, open Events April 21, 2021 and click on the registration link. Upon your registration you will receive a confirmation email.
 
 
Dog Walkers
 
Dog Walkers April 2021
 
 
 
Pat Lowell From Sunrise and President Ana from the Mosaic club at the Humane Society on April 7th to volunteer dog walk.  My grandchildren walked along side of us. 
 
Grandson Lucas age 11 with TJ the dog.
 
 
 
 
Dog Walker 4 April 2021
The Rotary Club of Lethbridge Mosaic has been walking dogs at the Humane Society, 7pm to 9pm on Wednesday evenings. We typically have six dog walkers consisting of Mosaic members and members of Lethbridge clubs, including Rotaract.
 
Here is the Doodle poll where Rotarians can sign up! https://doodle.com/poll/8xk3awhmi245tymf?fbclid=IwAR2yiz5jKpB5Unayq6ttmMSqiP4vc6iNkY-foG_eF8WTbSDKgVdqU_yvtgI
 
Michael Thompson
Secretary, Rotary Club of Lethbridge Mosaic
Dr. Robbin Gibb
Guest Speaker
Dr. Robbin Gibb
Department of Neuroscience, University of Lethbridge 
Topic:  Building Brains Together -- A Community Approach
Robbin Gibb received her PhD in 2004 from the University of Lethbridge. In July 2004, she accepted a faculty position in the Department of Neuroscience at the U of L. Her research is focused on elucidating the mechanisms underlying the influence of early (pre- and perinatal) experience in shaping the developing brain.
Volunteer Screening and Reporting
 
 
Volunteer Screening and Reporting
 
Registration is now open for our next Club Learning webinar on April 7 from 7 to 8 PM. Rotarian Doug MacDonald will take us through a session of importance in our work.
 
Please follow the link below to register and upon confirmation you will your session sign in instructions.
 
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_KM0SDZDmRd2YCs9EmdXviQ
 
Best regards
Brian Callaghan
Rotary District 5360

Fireside Chat
Attention
 
ALL Rotary Club of Lethbridge Sunrise members!
 
Fireside Chat
Please join us for an interesting, informative, and fun time
 
                                 April 15 , 7:00 - 8:00 AM at our regular Rotary Club of Lethbridge Sunrise meeting
 
                                                           Prize draws at  the conclusion of the Fireside Chat.
 
                                                             See you there!
Volunteers of YQL Awards
Rotary 101 Webinar
Rotary 101
 
On March 30th at 7pm, District 5360 Learning and Development Committee and Membership committee are hosting Rotary 101. This is a supplemental resource for your Rotary Club's onboarding process aimed at providing an in depth look at Rotary as a whole. 
Created and delivered by Manon Mitchell, this session is perfect for anyone looking to learn more about how Rotary works.
 

New Members - Designed specifically for those who are just getting started with Rotary, they'll learn about Rotary's history, and place in the world. 

Non-Rotarians - A great way to introduce potential members to the organization in a way that's sure to inspire them. 
 
Rotaractors - Learn about the opportunities available to you when you make the leap to Rotary. 

Club Membership Chairs And Club Presidents - Send someone from your team to experience the session firsthand decide how it fits into your club's existing onboarding process.

Long-time Rotarians - Yes, even long term Rotarians can learn something new from this session. 

Use the link below to register! 

https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYkd-msrDopHtN2xQ_UhrkMaWVbkr-O-BZx

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
 
Cory Tretiak
Co-Chair - District Membership Committee
403-702-4242
Sari Ohsada
Sari Ohsada
Global Grants Scholarship Recipient

Raised in a Japanese-speaking family in the Rocky Mountains of Canada, I am passionate about the natural environment, international development, and different cultures and languages. I currently study Environmental Science and Global Development Studies at Queen’s University focusing on my undergraduate thesis on “Sustainability Opportunities and Challenges for Agriculture in South-East Ontario” with Dr. Marcus Taylor. Previously, I have studied one-semester abroad at Arizona State University (ASU) as Killam Fellow and interned at Environment & Climate Change Canada as Environmental Program Officer. I was honoured to be invited to the Undergraduate Awards Global Summit 2017 in Dublin, Ireland, where I presented my paper, “Unregistered Syrian Climate Refugees in Jarrahieh Camp in Bekaa, Lebanon” a hypothetical anthropological research proposal that examined how to facilitate smoother adaptation and resettlement for Syrian climate refugees who escaped to Lebanon after the 2011 civil war, driven by drought in 2006.

I am a dedicated “people’s” person, natural team leader, and well-rounded student. Having traveled in various countries and experienced working in academic research, non-profit organizations, tourism, sports, and federal sector, I deeply enjoy interacting with people of different ages, skills, backgrounds and nationalities, and keeping an open mind and appreciation for diverse qualities and abilities. Most recently, I interned at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) in Kosovo as Communications Intern with prospects of pursuing higher education and working abroad to further my understanding for humanitarian issues in our world.

In addition to my academic life, I find myself fascinated by being outdoors in any weather, staying physically active through figure skating, karate, yoga and mountain biking, playing my flute, learning new languages, writing about my reflections, and traveling with purpose.

 
DisCon 2021 May 1, 2021
Whitecourt Fire Engine 
 
 
THANK YOU
 
A Fire Engine unit has been donated by the town of Whitecourt, Alberta  and their Fire and Emergency Services.
We thank the town council and the Fire Department of Whitecourt for their generous donation to the Los Amigos project. It will be much appreciated by Communities in Mexico.
Monthly Coffee Info
 
 
 
SUNRISE COFFEE BLEND
 
 
To order coffee, please send an email on or
 BEFORE THE LAST DAY OF THE MONTH to:
 
rotarylethbridgesunrisecoffee@gmail.com
 
Include the following information:
  1. Your name
  2. The delivery address in Lethbridge or let me know if we need alternate arrangement
  3. Phone number so we can call you for delivery
  4. How many bags of ground or whole beans you would like.
 
Please make payment for $20 per bag to the club e mail transfer account.
If this payment method is not possible, please contact me to make alternate arrangements, but please do use the e mail transfer if at all possible!
 
Thank you for your order
 
 
 
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