Rotary member, Andrew Davis, of Puget Sound Public Farms, just wrapped up its first year of running a vegetable garden benefitting the Stanwood-Camano Food Bank on the property. During the last several months, as people drove by Ovenell property on their way into Stanwood, volunteers were on the other side of the red barn tilling soil and planting produce. His nonprofit was featured in the Stanwood Camano Newspaper! We appreciate all your hard work for our community!
Follow this link to read the full article at Stanwood Camano News:
This week District Governor, Dave Duskin, and Kathleen Olson, assistant District Governor visited our meeting. Dave presented People of Action Awards to Kathy Moe, Terrence Bedford and Heather Courlas. The three were nominated by President Steve Goforth who recognized each for their commitment to service in our community!
The District Governor's People of Action Award is a Rotary award that recognizes Rotarians and Rotaractors who demonstrate their commitment to helping others through volunteering.
We thank Kathy Moe for her outstanding work on the Stanwood-Camano Rotary Parade and are excited that she will be president of our club next year.
We thank Terrence Bedford for his work as former Club President and his commitment to organizing blood drives.
We thank Heather Courlas for her work with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library and public relations/communication for our club.
District 5050 Conference - Register Today!
Register for a chance to WIN!
All Earlybird registrations will be entered for a chance to win a two (2) night stay at the beachfront summer home of DG Dave & Kay, in Camano Island, WA.
This fully furnished 3 bedroom home sleeps 6 to 8 people. Dates of stay to be confirmed and agreed upon 30-60 days in advance.
To be entered, your conference registration must be completed and paid for by December 31, 2024 to be entered.
SC Give is the local Giving Tuesday Event for the Stanwood Camano Community!
A Note from the Stanwood Camano Area Foundation - Hosts of SC Give:
24 Projects, 24 Hours, over $79,000 in donations. The Stanwood-Camano community truly showed up for these projects today and we are so grateful for each and every one of our donors and sponsors. We will continue to add in prize matching funds and any donations that trickle in through the end of the week. We will close the website for donations this Sunday but we want to remind you that each of these organizations takes donations the rest of the year as well.
If you donated and your employer has a program that matches donations, be sure to submit your SC Give donations.
Sign up to volunteer at the blood drive December 13th. Contact Terrence for more information terrenceb@wafdinsurance.com
Save the Date for the Santa Run Food Drive December 17th!
Fire department staff will escort Santa on a convoy throughout various Stanwood neighborhoods, gathering food for the Stanwood Camano Food Bank. Our club will be on hand to with members dressed as Santa and to collect food donations.
North County Fire & EMS firefighters decorate a fire engine with colorful holiday lights, and play festive music, setting the stage for Santa to spread holiday cheer. Residents meet volunteers at the sidewalk to give food donations, and children patiently wait for a high-five greeting from Santa.
Contact Steve Goforth for more information: sgoforth.northcountyfireems.com
Kathy and Ron Moe have generously offered to host a
holiday party for our club!
December 18th Noon - 2:00 PM for a gathering to celebrate the season!
Active and Honorary Members, please check your Email for an Evite to the party.
Exciting ANNOUNCEMENT!
Just in case you missed the Parade Thank You Event at SAAL Brewing, our parade committee announced the theme for next year:
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