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1 Volume 09/10 Issue 12 THE MONTH OF JUNE 2010 Rotary District District Governor Lisa Foster Dear Rotarians, Mahalo Nui Loa! In this Issue: Page 1 DG Lisa s Thank You! Rotary Fellowship Month Page 2 The Rotary Foundation Page 3 Group Study Exchange Youth Service Page 4 International Service Project Page 5 International Service Project Page 6 International Service Project Page 7 Community Service Projects Page 8 National Summer Learning Day Page Awards Ceremony Installation Recognition Roto-Olympics THE FOUR WAY TEST OF THE THINGS WE THINK SAY OR DO 1st IS IT THE TRUTH? He oia i o kēia? 2nd IS IT FAIR TO ALL CONCERNED? He kūpono iā kākoku? 3rd WILL IT BUILD GOOD WILL AND BETTER FRIENDSHIPS? He kūkului ka lokomaikai i a me ka pilialoha ma waiena o kākou? The time has come to share with you my deepest gratitude in all that you do in Rotary service, and to thank you for your support, generosity, and kindness this past year. As my District Governor term comes to a close on June 30, 2010, I am reminded that the amazing heroes of District 5000 are truly the clubs and club members! Your commitment to the ideals of service is evidenced through your projects, fundraisers, club meetings, fellowships, participation, and more! May you continue to make a difference in the lives of all those you touch through service above self! Have a wonderful summer! See you on July 10th, at the Ala Moana Hotel in celebration of the Awards and Installation ceremony! June is Rotary Fellowship Month "Fellowship is wonderful! It illuminates life's pathway, spreads good cheer, and is worth a high price" (Paul Harris) Submitted by Galen Coffman June is Fellowship month in Rotary and is an integral part of the RI convention. There are 66 recognized Fellowships and more forming! The oldest and largest is the Yachting Fellowship formed in Currently there are over 3,000 members in 100 Fleets and active in 18 countries. Take a few minutes on your computer and go to: On this site you will find a listing of all current, active Fellowships and all the contact information you will need. This site is very extensive and is listed alphabetically. From Accounting to Yachting there is something of interest Galen Coffman for everyone. Who joins a Fellowship? They are Rotarians who share a common interest in worthwhile recreational activities; they have similar business, professional or vocational interests; or a passion for various medical and health issues; and they are in pursuit of a specific worthwhile activity that advances the purpose of Rotary. You are encouraged to join a Fellowship and meet people from around the world who have the same interests. It's easy, just look up your area of interest and contact them via . Any questions? Contact Galen Coffman, District Fellowship Chair at: go2ohgalen@aol.com 4th WILL IT BE BENEFICIAL TO ALL CONCERNED? He pōno la kākou?
2 ROTARY ACTION GROUPS (RAGS) Each month this year we have featured one of the Rotary Action Groups (RAGS) These are fellowships of Rotarians from around the world who have banded together to concentrate on specific areas in which they have a common interest. For this final newsletter of the Rotary year, here is a listing of the RAGS and how to contact them if you have an interest in their specific area. *Health Fairs *Blood Donations Water and Sanitation Population Growth and Sustainable Development *Disaster Relief *Blindness Prevention *Polio Survivors and Associates *Diabetes Multiple Sclerosis *AIDS *featured in previous newsletters District The Future of Rotary is in Your Hands The Rotary Foundation The Permanent Fund Submitted by Dave, District 5000 Permanent Fund Chair THE ROTARY FOUNDATION PERMANENT FUND D5000 UPDATES At the beginning of this year I set a personal long range goal of getting commitments of a total of eight million dollars to the Permanent Fund. My motivation for setting that goal was the realization that in spite of how generous our District Rotarians are in annual giving, that coming changes in the Rotary Foundation will mean that we must supplement the income we receive from annual giving in order to be able to continue to fund the smaller ($25,000 to $50,000) international projects that we have been so successful with. With eight million in realized bequests we will receive an annual amount equal to what we currently receive, on average, from our annual giving. You obviously agree with my thinking. As of mid May here is where we stand. We have more new Benefactors than we have had in the previous three years combined. We have more new Bequest Society Members than we have had in the past four years combined. Among the 531 Districts in the world WE RANK NUMBER 13 for new gifts to the Permanent Fund. MAHALO for answering the call and congratulations on raising the bar. Just one last request. Many of you have told me that you have remembered The Rotary Foundation in your wills, but have not advised them PLEASE DO. You merely have to fill out a simple Benefactor or Bequest Society form. If your bequest is a percentage of your estate instead of a specific amount, then you just have to estimate what that value would currently be. You do not need to supply a copy of your will. 2
3 Group Study Exchange (GSE) Approximately 50 Maui Rotarians recently hosted three of the four GSE team members at the King Kamehameha Golf Club on May 26, The GSE team traveled to Thailand earlier in February/ March 2010, led by PDG Hal Darcey, GSE team leader. The GSE team s revised presentation schedule is listed below: 6/3 Ala Moana-12 Noon 6/4 Pearlridge-12 Noon 7/1 Windward Oahu-12 Noon 7/15 Kapolei-7:15 AM 7/15 Honolulu Sunset-6:30 PM 9/24 Metropolitan Honolulu-7:15 AM To schedule a GSE team presentation, contact PDG Hal Darcey at haldarcey@aol.com (photo downloaded from the Rotary Club of Kihei-Sunrise photo album website) Youth Service: Waiakea High Interact End Gathering May Rotary Club of Hilo 3
4 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Rotary Club of Downtown Honolulu International Project (Submitted by Kimberly Fujiuchi ) Holy Cow!!! Two weeks ago, Sammy Leseita, shared a few minutes about his life and the plight of his Sambaru village (Africa). At last week s meeting, the club agreed to donate the happy dollars from the 14th and 21st towards the purchase of some cows as our international project for Jim Wriston s year ( ). To date, seven members have pledged to purchase cows, we also have $180 in happy dollars to contribute to the cause. P Water Project: Primary School in Butare, Rwanda Rotary Club of Downtown Honolulu (Photos submitted by Lin McIntosh) 4
5 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Dental Mission to The Marshall Islands Rotary Club of Wahiawa-Waialua (excerpted from report submitted by David Bramlett) The Rotary Club of Wahiawa-Waialua is changing lives and futures as a result of their ongoing, two week dental mission project to a remote area of the Marshall Islands a former trust territory of the United States, now an independent nation where dental care is virtually non-existent for most Marshallese. In fact, the focus of the team s work has been on the islet of Ebeye in the Kwajalein Atoll, where approximately 15,000 people live on the 1/10th of a square mile islet. About 70% of the population are children, the target of the dental work. The club is the focal point for planning, coordinating, and seeking wider Rotary The Rotary Club of Wahiawa sends Dr. Nora Harmsen, DDS, who volunteers her time and professional skills to lead the mission. She was assisted by a Rotary volunteer on the first iteration in 2005, by a community volunteer in 2006, and by a trained dental hygienist on subsequent trips. The dental team carries a portable dental kit to the more remote locations throughout the Kwajalein Atoll to insure care for all. In 2005, Dr. Nora and her team traveled throughout the Kwajalein Atoll, treating patients in not only Ebeye, but also Gugeegue (by vehicle over the causeway connecting Ebeye and Gugeegue) and Ennibur (by Army fixed wing aircraft to Roi Namur, then by barge). In 9 days, they treated over 158 children with the following results: all children received fluoride treatments; dental care included194 sealed teeth, 78 fillings, 98 extractions, 34 cleanings, one root canal, and one partial denture. Using the fee schedule for general practice in Honolulu, the team provided free dental care valued well in excess of $50,000. Since then, other Rotary Clubs have joined to sponsor the effort, with the Rotary Club of the Waianae Coast being a partner from Other Clubs joining in different years are Mililani Sunrise ( ), Kapolei (2006, 2007), and Lahaina Sunrise (2008). Participating Clubs donate money or collect dental supplies. Since its inception, Dr. Nora Harmsen and a volunteer assistant has performed more than $549,000 of free dental care for the children and inhabitants of the Marshall islands! In 2010, Dr. Harmsen and her dental hygienist, Ms. Jinky Agtarap, traveled to 5 islands in the Kwajalein Atoll Ebeye, Roi Namur, Ennibur, Carlos, and Kwajalein during the period January 29- February 12, During that time, the team saw 343 patients (mostly children), performed 1282 sealants, 296 single surface fillings, 73 two surface fillings, 6 three surface fillings, 4 four surface fillings, 57 extractions, 35 pulp caps, 92 prophylaxis, 71 varnishes, 7 pulpotomies, and 3 peridontal scalings The Rotary Club of Wahiawa-Waialua gives many thanks to the five Rotary Cubs involved in this project and to their community partners, such as Continental Airlines and their subsidiary Continental Micronesia for their extraordinary donations of airline tickets and excess baggage. In addition, the club also thanks the: -- Dentists (who donate dental supplies and equipment) -- Dental Supply Companies (Ultradent, Hu-Friedy, G.U.M., Oral B) -- US Army (Kwajalein Atoll) -- Bechtel Corporation (Kwajalein Atoll) -- Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) Ministry of Health -- Mayor of Ebeye, Kwajalein Atoll (RMI) -- Ebeye Hospital Staff (RMI) 5
6 INTERNATIONAL SERVICE: Rotary Club of Poipu Beach (Submitted by Annette Nishimoto) Making a difference in peoples lives is one of Rotary's mission. Poipu Beach Rotarians helped make a difference by improving health care in Cebu, Philippines. On Saturday, May 8, Rotary members loaded a shipping container full of medical equipment and humanitarian aide. Emergency crash carts, cardiac monitors, bandaging supplies, catheters and other medical supplies, that were donated by Wilcox Hospital, are being sent to the Vicente Soto Memorial Hospital in Cebu, Philippines. Books, clothing, wheelchairs and walkers donated by the Kauai community were used to fill in the empty spaces in the shipping container. All of this happened because of the magic of Rotary. What started out with a few Poipu Rotarians participating in a Rotaplast mission to Cebu a few years ago, has blossomed into a ongoing relationship benefiting the poor in Cebu. Our sister club, the Rotary Club of Cebu-Port Center will be the recipient of the shipping container in the Philippines. They will be facilitating the distribution of the donated supplies to the hospital. Wilcox Hospital, which has a sister hospital relationship with Vicente Soto Memorial Hospital, donated the fully functional but retired equipment and medical supplies. Funds to transport the equipment were donated by an Evslin Foundation grant to the Rotary Club of Poipu Beach Foundation. Guardian Storage donated the storage space while all the goods were being stockpiled. Poipu Rotarians donated the muscle to load the container in record-breaking time. A major thank you needs to go to Past President D.Q. Jackson for planning and organizing this worthwhile international service project. Rotary makes a difference! 6
7 Community Service MIKAELA MACDOUGALL AWARDED FAMILY READING CELEBRATION AIEA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL May 6, 2010 (excerpted from the Channel Marker - Rotary Club of PearlHarbor) DORIS CAPANASH/PAT CORBETT MEMORIAL SCHOLDARHIP MAY 19, 2010 On Thursday, May 6, Rotary Club of Pearl Harbor volunteers Ellie Kaanaana, Connie and Jean Kraus and Donna and John McLaughlin participated in the Family Reading Celebration at Aiea Elementary School. Gene Kraus & Donna McLaughlin Staff Tech, Jordan Higa,, Librarian Jo Ann Ishida and Donna Rotary Club of Kauai Food Bank Spring Drive (excerpted from the RC of Kauai s website) Congratulations to the Kauai Food Bank! It s Spring food/ fund drive was a success! They met their goal of raising $10,000 in donations and almost 2,000 pounds of food from a one-day effort of their Fish Netting Fundraising at 6 of Kauai s favorite shopping centers and markets. With the help from community volunteers, they would like to thank all Rotary club members who participated in the food/fund drive and to the participating markets and shopping center. 7
8 Youth Service MIKAELA MACDOUGALL AWARDED CELEBRATE NATIONAL SUMMER LEARNING DAY MONDAY, JUNE 21, 2010 DORIS CA- PANASH/PAT CORBETT MEMORIAL SCHOLDARHIP MAY 19, 2010 Now is the time to start planning your Summer Learning Day event. This national advocacy day is a great opportunity to showcase your program and get the word out about the importance of summer learning. Host an event during the week of June 21 or anytime during the month of June. During this national showcase, summer learning programs will highlight how they work to: Maintain and advance participant s academic and developmental growth Support working families Keep children safe and healthy Be sure to register your Summer Learning Day event in order to have the chance to win a 16 GB IPad or Flip Video Camera. Join communities in celebrating the importance of summer learning. Summer Learning Day is supported by elected officials and policymakers, public agencies, non-profit organizations, schools, universities, museums, libraries and summer camps across the country. Design an event that demonstrates the value of your program and generates more support for summer learning in your community. First Book is partnering with the National Summer Learning Association (NSLA) 8
9 Awards Ceremony and Installation & Team Recognitions District Conference September 10-12, 2010 Kapa a, Kaua i 9
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