How e-club members do SERVICE

Our Membership Chair and President-Elect, Adriane Miller, shares how she became involved with Rotary:  Four years ago Dree and her husband Mike went to a fundraiser gala for Rotary Club of Willowbrook. Dree says, "That's when my friend, Rosangela Catunda, introduced me to Edward A Charlesworth." The Charlesworths and Millers won a life auction bid to travel to Bali, and while enjoying the sights  the opportunity to discuss Rotary repeated.  "I then started considering joining Rotary. When Ed formed the Rotary e-club of Houston and invited me to join I loved the idea of an e-club because it fit perfectly into my lifestyle, so I did. It's one of the best decisions I've made. The work Rotarians do around the world is priceless. Would you like to be part of this team of 1.2 million? Talk to me."

 

 

The motto of Rotary is "Service Above Self" and while traditional clubs coordinate community service projects, e-club members find opportunities to serve wherever they live.   Here is a challenging example of a successful service project including fundraising in support of the same project recently accomplished by Dree: