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🌿 Each year the Rotary Club of Shades Valley funds and internship with the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. This year’s intern, Destiny Buchanan, from Elba, Alabama, is graduating with honors in Biology from UAB, with a minor in STEM Education. During her summer internship at the Gardens, she combined her love of science, education and the outdoors to create meaningful ways for visitors to learn and engage. She shared her summer highlights with us today that include: 🌱 Creating a seasonal seed pamphlet and recipe card 🌿 Assisting with the Gardens’ kids summer camp—which she described as the most rewarding part of her internship 🌻 Learning about the variety of adult programming offered at the Gardens 🌳 Participating in a professional development trip to the Atlanta Botanical Garden For her internship project, Destiny addressed the need for diverse educational programming that teaches visitors in informal, hands-on ways. Her Outdoor Discovery Cart includes seven ready-to-use programs, each complete with a lesson plan, supply list, setup instructions, script and breakdown. Best of all, the cart will remain at the Gardens after her internship for staff and volunteers to use. Destiny hopes it will also provide an opportunity to engage high school volunteers in leading educational activities. We are proud to hear from young professionals like Destiny who are using their education and creativity to make a lasting impact in our community. Thank you, Destiny, for sharing your work with Shades Valley Rotary! 🌿💚 #ShadesValleyRotary #UAB #BirminghamBotanicalGardens #STEMEducation #CommunityService #FutureLeaders
🌿 Each year the Rotary Club of Shades Valley funds and internship with the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. This year’s intern, Destiny Buchanan, from Elba, Alabama, is graduating with honors in Biology from UAB, with a minor in STEM Education. During her summer internship at the Gardens, she combined her love of science, education and the outdoors to create meaningful ways for visitors to learn and engage. She shared her summer highlights with us today that include: 🌱 Creating a seasonal seed pamphlet and recipe card 🌿 Assisting with the Gardens’ kids summer camp—which she described as the most rewarding part of her internship 🌻 Learning about the variety of adult programming offered at the Gardens 🌳 Participating in a professional development trip to the Atlanta Botanical Garden For her internship project, Destiny addressed the need for diverse educational programming that teaches visitors in informal, hands-on ways. Her Outdoor Discovery Cart includes seven ready-to-use programs, each complete with a lesson plan, supply list, setup instructions, script and breakdown. Best of all, the cart will remain at the Gardens after her internship for staff and volunteers to use. Destiny hopes it will also provide an opportunity to engage high school volunteers in leading educational activities. We are proud to hear from young professionals like Destiny who are using their education and creativity to make a lasting impact in our community. Thank you, Destiny, for sharing your work with Shades Valley Rotary! 🌿💚 #ShadesValleyRotary #UAB #BirminghamBotanicalGardens #STEMEducation #CommunityService #FutureLeaders
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I can't believe we're planning for the fifth year of Camp Enterprise! I love working with this team! We wouldn't have the camp if it wasn't for the imagination and determination of Ann Smith
Rotary reminds us that leadership is not about titles — it is about service, compassion, and helping others. 🌎
Rotary reminds us that leadership is not about titles — it is about service, compassion, and helping others. 🌎
Rotary reminds us that leadership is not about titles — it is about service, compassion, and helping others. 🌎
Rotary reminds us that leadership is not about titles — it is about service, compassion, and helping others. 🌎
Changing the mindset can lead to something new
Changing the mindset can lead to something new
Changing the mindset can lead to something new
Changing the mindset can lead to something new
Changing the mindset can lead to something new
Changing the mindset can lead to something new
Changing the mindset can lead to something new
Changing the mindset can lead to something new
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Our club had a great time serving the community.
Our club had a great time serving the community.
Our club had a great time serving the community.
Our club had a great time serving the community.
Our club had a great time serving the community.
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Our club had a great time serving the community.
Our club had a great time serving the community.
Our club had a great time serving the community.
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Our club had a great time serving the community.
Our club had a great time serving the community.
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Our club had a great time serving the community.
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Our club had a great time serving the community.
Our club had a great time serving the community.
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Service above self — park cleanup day edition.
Proud of our club for showing up for tree planting at the nature preserve.
Service above self — PolioPlus fundraiser edition.
What an incredible day at our PolioPlus fundraiser gala! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Service above self — PolioPlus fundraiser edition.
Great turnout at today's shoebox packing event!
Saturday morning at PolioPlus fundraiser — our club sorted 450 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Saturday morning at veterans breakfast — our club sorted 65 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Another successful veterans breakfast in the books.
65 volunteers, one great cause: peace essay contest awards.
Proud of our club for showing up for literacy night at the library.
230 volunteers, one great cause: literacy night at the library.
Service above self — shoebox packing event edition.
District 5M-9 vision screening event — over 300 children screened in one weekend.
Another successful tree planting at the nature preserve in the books.
Another successful peace essay contest awards in the books.
Service above self — community blood drive edition.
Saturday morning at peace essay contest awards — our club sorted 340 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Service above self — community blood drive edition.
Great turnout at today's peace essay contest awards!
Another successful clean water fundraiser gala in the books.
Another successful park cleanup day in the books.
300 volunteers, one great cause: community blood drive.
Great turnout at today's park cleanup day!
Great turnout at today's park cleanup day!
120 volunteers, one great cause: peace essay contest awards.
Great turnout at today's school supply drive!
Another successful veterans breakfast in the books.
Service above self — community blood drive edition.
Another successful clean water fundraiser gala in the books.
Service above self — school supply drive edition.
Proud of our club for showing up for tree planting at the nature preserve.
Great turnout at today's shoebox packing event!
Saturday morning at school supply drive — our club sorted 450 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Another successful Paul's Pantry food sort in the books.
80 volunteers, one great cause: tree planting at the nature preserve.
Proud of our club for showing up for veterans breakfast.
Proud of our club for showing up for literacy night at the library.
Proud of our club for showing up for Habitat build.
Saturday morning at tree planting at the nature preserve — our club sorted 340 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Another successful community blood drive in the books.
What an incredible day at our peace essay contest awards! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
120 volunteers, one great cause: tree planting at the nature preserve.
Proud of our club for showing up for veterans breakfast.
230 volunteers, one great cause: school supply drive.
What an incredible day at our meals on wheels route! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Service above self — literacy night at the library edition.
Service above self — Habitat build edition.
Another successful park cleanup day in the books.
Saturday morning at meals on wheels route — our club sorted 340 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Proud of our club for showing up for peace essay contest awards.
Proud of our club for showing up for Habitat build.
Another successful disaster relief packing in the books.
Another successful Paul's Pantry food sort in the books.
Fresh submission awaiting club-level approval before it can be shared anywhere.
Great turnout at today's Habitat build!
Just posted — check back soon!
90 volunteers, one great cause: park cleanup day.
What an incredible day at our disaster relief packing! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Original club-level post — later promoted to the district feed.
Great turnout at today's park cleanup day!
What an incredible day at our community blood drive! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Another successful PolioPlus fundraiser in the books.
Proud of our club for showing up for shoebox packing event.
Great turnout at today's veterans breakfast!
Great turnout at today's peace essay contest awards!
Another successful shoebox packing event in the books.
What an incredible day at our Paul's Pantry food sort! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Service above self — tree planting at the nature preserve edition.
Another successful disaster relief packing in the books.
Another successful disaster relief packing in the books.
Zone 30 wrap-up: highlights from service projects across all six districts this quarter.
What an incredible day at our clean water fundraiser gala! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Service above self — park cleanup day edition.
450 volunteers, one great cause: veterans breakfast.
450 volunteers, one great cause: veterans breakfast.
Saturday morning at literacy night at the library — our club sorted 340 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
1200 volunteers, one great cause: park cleanup day.
What an incredible day at our school supply drive! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Proud of our club for showing up for school supply drive.
80 volunteers, one great cause: veterans breakfast.
1200 volunteers, one great cause: school supply drive.
Saturday morning at literacy night at the library — our club sorted 1200 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Another successful veterans breakfast in the books.
Proud of our club for showing up for Paul's Pantry food sort.
Service above self — clean water fundraiser gala edition.
Saturday morning at literacy night at the library — our club sorted 340 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Proud of our club for showing up for school supply drive.
80 volunteers, one great cause: tree planting at the nature preserve.
Original club-level post — later promoted to the district feed.
Another successful Paul's Pantry food sort in the books.
Service above self — peace essay contest awards edition.
Saturday morning at school supply drive — our club sorted 65 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
65 volunteers, one great cause: peace essay contest awards.
Proud of our club for showing up for disaster relief packing.
What an incredible day at our community blood drive! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Service above self — community blood drive edition.
Service above self — park cleanup day edition.
Proud of our club for showing up for tree planting at the nature preserve.
Service above self — PolioPlus fundraiser edition.
What an incredible day at our PolioPlus fundraiser gala! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Service above self — PolioPlus fundraiser edition.
Great turnout at today's shoebox packing event!
Saturday morning at PolioPlus fundraiser — our club sorted 450 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Saturday morning at veterans breakfast — our club sorted 65 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Another successful veterans breakfast in the books.
65 volunteers, one great cause: peace essay contest awards.
Proud of our club for showing up for literacy night at the library.
230 volunteers, one great cause: literacy night at the library.
Service above self — shoebox packing event edition.
District 5M-9 vision screening event — over 300 children screened in one weekend.
Another successful tree planting at the nature preserve in the books.
Another successful peace essay contest awards in the books.
Service above self — community blood drive edition.
Saturday morning at peace essay contest awards — our club sorted 340 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Service above self — community blood drive edition.
Great turnout at today's peace essay contest awards!
Another successful clean water fundraiser gala in the books.
Another successful park cleanup day in the books.
300 volunteers, one great cause: community blood drive.
Great turnout at today's park cleanup day!
Great turnout at today's park cleanup day!
120 volunteers, one great cause: peace essay contest awards.
Great turnout at today's school supply drive!
Another successful veterans breakfast in the books.
Service above self — community blood drive edition.
Another successful clean water fundraiser gala in the books.
Service above self — school supply drive edition.
Proud of our club for showing up for tree planting at the nature preserve.
Great turnout at today's shoebox packing event!
Saturday morning at school supply drive — our club sorted 450 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Another successful Paul's Pantry food sort in the books.
80 volunteers, one great cause: tree planting at the nature preserve.
Proud of our club for showing up for veterans breakfast.
Proud of our club for showing up for literacy night at the library.
Proud of our club for showing up for Habitat build.
Saturday morning at tree planting at the nature preserve — our club sorted 340 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Another successful community blood drive in the books.
What an incredible day at our peace essay contest awards! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
120 volunteers, one great cause: tree planting at the nature preserve.
Proud of our club for showing up for veterans breakfast.
230 volunteers, one great cause: school supply drive.
What an incredible day at our meals on wheels route! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Service above self — literacy night at the library edition.
Service above self — Habitat build edition.
Another successful park cleanup day in the books.
Saturday morning at meals on wheels route — our club sorted 340 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Proud of our club for showing up for peace essay contest awards.
Proud of our club for showing up for Habitat build.
Another successful disaster relief packing in the books.
Another successful Paul's Pantry food sort in the books.
Fresh submission awaiting club-level approval before it can be shared anywhere.
Great turnout at today's Habitat build!
Just posted — check back soon!
90 volunteers, one great cause: park cleanup day.
What an incredible day at our disaster relief packing! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Original club-level post — later promoted to the district feed.
Great turnout at today's park cleanup day!
What an incredible day at our community blood drive! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Another successful PolioPlus fundraiser in the books.
Proud of our club for showing up for shoebox packing event.
Great turnout at today's veterans breakfast!
Great turnout at today's peace essay contest awards!
Another successful shoebox packing event in the books.
What an incredible day at our Paul's Pantry food sort! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Service above self — tree planting at the nature preserve edition.
Another successful disaster relief packing in the books.
Another successful disaster relief packing in the books.
Zone 30 wrap-up: highlights from service projects across all six districts this quarter.
What an incredible day at our clean water fundraiser gala! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Service above self — park cleanup day edition.
450 volunteers, one great cause: veterans breakfast.
450 volunteers, one great cause: veterans breakfast.
Saturday morning at literacy night at the library — our club sorted 340 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
1200 volunteers, one great cause: park cleanup day.
What an incredible day at our school supply drive! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Proud of our club for showing up for school supply drive.
80 volunteers, one great cause: veterans breakfast.
1200 volunteers, one great cause: school supply drive.
Saturday morning at literacy night at the library — our club sorted 1200 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Another successful veterans breakfast in the books.
Proud of our club for showing up for Paul's Pantry food sort.
Service above self — clean water fundraiser gala edition.
Saturday morning at literacy night at the library — our club sorted 340 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
Proud of our club for showing up for school supply drive.
80 volunteers, one great cause: tree planting at the nature preserve.
Original club-level post — later promoted to the district feed.
Another successful Paul's Pantry food sort in the books.
Service above self — peace essay contest awards edition.
Saturday morning at school supply drive — our club sorted 65 lbs of donations and packed them into family-sized boxes for distribution next week. Huge thanks to everyone who showed up before sunrise, and to our partners at the county food shelf for making the space available. This is the kind of quiet, unglamorous work that actually moves the needle for families in our community, and we're already planning the next one for later this quarter. If you've never volunteered for something like this, it's a great low-barrier way to get involved with the club.
65 volunteers, one great cause: peace essay contest awards.
Proud of our club for showing up for disaster relief packing.
What an incredible day at our community blood drive! We had members from three neighboring clubs join us, which made the work go twice as fast and gave everyone a chance to swap notes on service projects happening across the district. A few photos here don't do justice to how much ground we covered — full recap and numbers will be in next month's newsletter. Thank you to every single person who gave up their Saturday for this.
Service above self — community blood drive edition.
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