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Rotarian of The Month
Family of Henry Zawu
I am Henry Zawu, born on March 13, 1953, unto the union of Yarkpawolo Zawu and Yourgoi in Wukoizu. My parents later took me to Zorzor Curran Hospital due to my poor health at birth. My parents are deceased and both of them were farmers. I have nine siblings, including five brothers and four sisters. Dr. Erik Svenkerud was an angel who helped me, facilitated, and took care of my travel to the U.S. He was my sponsor. I studied Psychology and Social Work at Concordia College. I lived with Emil, Erik’s dad, and moved to campus until graduation in 1990. I have four boys and two girls. I love making new friends.
Now about Patience!
I am Mrs. Patience Zawu. Born July 3, 1974, in Liberia to the union of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Johnson. My mother was a nurse, and my Dad is an engineer. My parents are deceased. I have one sister with three brothers. I am a graduate of Eastern Michigan, where I obtained a BSC in nursing. I am currently working as a medical-surgical nurse on an oncology floor. I worked 12 hours on the midnight shift. Esther k-Y Zawu is my only child. I love to help and take care of people. God is the center of my life.
Now about Esther!
I am Esther Krubor-Yamah Zawu, born on March 9th, 2010 in Oakland County to the union of Henry and Patience Zawu. I have four siblings from my dad and the only child from my mom. I am in 6th-grade and attend Divine Child Elementary Catholic school in Dearborn. My activities at school are cheerleading and track and field. I love reading and math.
Rotarian Esther Zawu
Rotarian Henry Zawu
Rotarian Kent Bohls and Rotarian Esther driving a tractor at the 9E Ranch.
Thanks to Rotarian Dan Leal's leadership our club is the first in District 5870 to have a Four-Way Speech Contest! Congratulations to everyone who has worked so hard to make this a reality!
Rotarian of the month Esther visiting the 9E Ranch !
With mattress distributions still underway in Lviv, our team in eastern Europe is finalizing the details of our next roundof vital aid distributions.
In coordination with our partner, ReliefAid, we will be delivering high thermal blankets, hygiene kits, solar lights, and water carriers to families internally displaced within Ukraine. With many people living in heavily damaged buildings, we are also providing Shelter Kits containing tools, tarps, and ropes to make repairs.
Our third distribution phase will focus on Ukrainian refugees who have recently fled to neighboring countries, like Oxana, providing them with high-priority items they can easily carry with them.
One of the challenges of an E-Club and of the pandemic is building better friendships. So the goal of Rotarian of the Month is to know each other better. When you are named please forward me a picture and lots of information about you- like where you grew up, family, schools, career, hobies, Rotary service. We want to get to know each other. We would also like for you to do a "classification talk" at our monthly zoom meeting. Let's keep working towards getting to know each other better.
Tuesday's Board meeting was both on zoom and in person. President elect Twyla was in Austin so several members gathered for pizza during the board meeting. I must say we had lots of fun and laughs being together and had long discussions about Rotary.
Make a difference- plant a tree for Earth Day!
Be part of Green Steps in Rotary E-Club and help with project ideas for our club.
Rotarian Faith David shared this flyer requesting support for a project very dear to her. Over the years she has been sending school supplies to less fortunate children in Liberia. She is scheduled to ship the barrels in June and would appreciate if anyone would like to help. Cash donations may be sent to Faith David , 31 Whitney Street, Providence, RI 02907. Please make your check out to Faith David and she will send it to Liberia.
Online credit card contributions can be made monthly with a $10 transaction minimum. Donors can enroll using the Rotary Direct enrollment form, The Rotary Foundation Contribution Form or by calling the Support Center at +1-866-9ROTARY, or by going online at my.rotary.org/rotary-direct.
Donors can modify or cancel their recurring gift at any time through My Rotary. After you sign in, click on the down arrow to the right of your name in the upper right hand corner of the webpage. Choose the My Donations link. On the Donor Self Service page, scroll down to the Your Active Recurring Donations section. Click Edit.
Go to My Rotary. Sign in (your sign in is your e-mail plus password) Donate to the Annual Fund either set up monthly of $10 a month or give one time at least $100.
Two cargo planes packed with tons of medical equipment have already been flown from Chicago, USA, to Ukraine where members helped to unload the supplies.
Rotary responds to the humanitarian crisis caused by the war in UkraineEVANSTON, ILL,. April 5, 2022 – Rotary announced today that it has raised more than $7 million to support locally-led relief efforts
At Café Voca, Nathan Kim and three other autistic youths have been learning to handle the responsibilities and developing the social skills that they’ll need for other jobs.
Two cargo planes packed with tons of medical equipment have already been flown from Chicago, USA, to Ukraine where members helped to unload the supplies.
Rotary responds to the humanitarian crisis caused by the war in UkraineEVANSTON, ILL,. April 5, 2022 – Rotary announced today that it has raised more than $7 million to support locally-led relief efforts
At Café Voca, Nathan Kim and three other autistic youths have been learning to handle the responsibilities and developing the social skills that they’ll need for other jobs.
Go to My Rotary. Sign in (your sign in is your e-mail plus password) Donate to the Annual Fund either set up monthly of $10 a month or give one time at least $100.
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