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During 2020-2021, we will meet at the Ramkota in Casper 3 times per month, with 1 Zoom meeting the other week. Please contact President-Elect Brandon Kosine at bkosine@caspercollege.edu if you need information on if the meeting is in person or not.

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Rotarian of the Year is....

Congratulations to Ryan Stepp, our most recent club Rotarian of the Year for 2019-2020! We appreciate all you do, Ryan, especially all of your efforts on our Pints for Polio fundraiser this past year! Thanks for all of your service to our club, community, and world!

Have a new member to propose?

Posted by Marie Puryear

Thinking about proposing a new member to our club? If so, go to our ClubRunner site (www.fivetrailsrotary.org) and log in. Find the Home Page Downloads section on the left of the page and look for our new membership application. It is pretty self-explanatory. If you have questions, please email Albon at albon@teamwyocity.com Thanks!

Family of Rotary

Posted by Stacy Nelson

Fellow Rotarians,

Lesha Thorvaldson and I are the committee members for Family of Rotary. If you have any information about past members, families, current members and situations they may be experiencing please let one of us know. We will be happy to keep the club updated and coordinate cards to be sent to show our support on behalf of Five Trails. Our contact information is as follows: Lesha: 307-262-7791 or email at leshathorvaldson@yahoo.com Stacy: 307-267-1720 (cell—text is ok) or email at smnelson@bresnan.net.

Make your missed meetings up ONLINE!!

Posted by Marie Puryear

I received information on another online Rotary club's site where you can make a meeting up and get credit for it: We now offer a way for members of Casper-Five Trails Rotary to easily do meeting makeups online. For example, watch "How We'll Stop Polio For Good" to find out more about the Polio eradication project in 23 minutes than you've probably learned during your whole time in Rotary. http://www.irvinerotary.org/programs/Polio-Series

Or check out the "What is Rotary" series at http://www.irvinerotary.org/programs/what-is-rotary It's great for new club members.

"Like" our Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/IrvineRotary

"Follow" us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/#!/irvinerotary

We're always trying to improve the site, so please send me any comments or suggestions. Yours in Rotary, Ray Sanford Past President Rotary Club of Irvine

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Go to www.rotaryeclubone.org and:

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Read a variety of current articles in our Programs section and/or choose articles from our Archived Programs list and/or information from our Avenues of Service pages. You will be required to answer questions. There is space on the makeup request form for up to three articles to be reviewed, however you will need to read more than three to meet your 30 minute visit obligation.

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At the end of your 30 minute visit click on Make-up Request Form from the drop-down menu at top of page OR the bottom of each make-up program.

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Read Makeup Request Form carefully, and follow instructions. A Make-Up Form will appear once you press the SUBMIT button (one time only) and an email copy will be sent to the email address you provided.

PRINT YOUR MAKE-UP FORM

Once your make-up appears, if you know the email address, you can also click on File, Send and email a copy to your club secretary (scottmariepuryear@msn.com)

Protection Policies and Procedures

Board Approved 4/16/15 The Board of Directors of Five Trails Rotary Club has adopted District 5440 "Protection Policies and Procedures," which protects both Rotarians and the people we serve.

In an effort to provide an ongoing safe environment, our Board of Directors are requiring our members, that provide transportation, to obtain a ten year driving history record, from the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT). A copy of this driving history can be obtained at 800 Bryan Stock Trail, Casper, WY. There should be no waiting time, and the cost is $5.00, for which our club will reimburse you. The copy of your driving history and proof of auto insurance should be submitted to our club protection officer (CPO). This must be done before transportation services are provided.

Our CPO will review the record. If there are items that do not meet our safety standards, the CPO will confer with the board president. If it is determined that your volunteer service could be better used in another area, you will be notified by our CPO. This will be done in strict confidentiality.

Photo Albums

Rhino Ride 2010 District Conference

Airport Documents Case Dedication

Turning wine bottles back into sand

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Leveraging expertise with Ashoka

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Engagement through experiences

During the COVID-19 pandemic's initial U.S. wave in 2020, Detroit, Michigan, was one of many cities where first responders and medical personnel needed more personal protective equipment. A Rotary club in India learned about the situation and contacted its longtime partner, the Rotary Club of

Using district resource networks

For a long time, the incredible amount of knowledge within Rotary that could help clubs create more effective and sustainable projects was scattered and difficult to access. The creation of district resource networks has remedied that.People can think of the resource networks as "in-house

Leveraging expertise: Habitat for Humanity

Rotary and Habitat for Humanity International attract the same kind of service-minded people, and the partnership between these organizations encompasses an array of areas where housing intersects with Rotary's main causes.This includes access to clean water and sanitation, community