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| October 2024
District 5030 |
People. Service. Community.
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From the District Governor |
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| Rachele Bouchand |
From District Governor Rachele Bouchand Last week, I had the opportunity to visit Rotary headquarters in Evanston, IL, for the 10 th anniversary of the Young Professional Summit where 30 young professionals gathered from around the country. The purpose of this group was to help attract and retain young professionals in Rotary. I’m inviting you to be a bridge to Millennials and Gen Zers who are exploring opportunities to serve the community. With Rotary’s 1.4 million members in over 200 countries, we have a wealth of experience and deep network that helps us positively impact our world.
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| Editor |
Letter from the Editor – October 2024 By Chris Nakea, District 5030 Public Image Chair Dear Fellow Rotarians, October is upon us, and with it comes one of Rotary’s most impactful themes: Economic and Community Development . This theme is a reminder of the vital role we play in creating opportunities for sustainable growth, empowering individuals, and building stronger, more resilient communities. Economic development goes beyond job creation—it’s about fostering environments where businesses can thrive, families can succeed, and communities can become self-sustaining.
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| Public Image |
Rotarians, mark your calendars for an unforgettable event! The DG Rachele Foundation 2024 gathering is fast approaching, and we are thrilled to announce that Rotary International Director, Wyn Spiller (2025-2027), will be a special guest. Her visit promises to bring incredible insight, inspiration, and the rare opportunity to connect with one of Rotary’s most esteemed leaders. Wyn Spiller is a powerhouse in the Rotary community. A member of the Rotary Club of Grass Valley, CA, she has dedicated her life to Rotary since joining in 1994.
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| Public Image |
Public image plays a crucial role in the success and sustainability of Rotary clubs, helping them amplify their mission and engage with the community. Recognizing this importance, the District Public Image Committee has been actively collaborating with local clubs to identify and appoint a Public Image (PI) representative within each club. The role of this representative is vital, serving as the bridge between the club’s efforts and the broader community, ensuring that the club’s activities, service projects, and values are communicated effectively. Why Public Image Matters for Clubs In today’s fast-paced, digitally driven world, perception is everything.
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| Elizabeth Tesh |
About 30% of all newly diagnosed cancers in women each year are breast cancer. When a friend, coworker, or family member is diagnosed with cancer, we seek ways to help. Donating blood through Bloodworks Northwest is an immediate and essential way to help cancer patients receive care at hospitals and cancer centers across the Pacific Northwest. About 25% of the blood supply is used by patients battling cancer. That’s because chemotherapy can damage red blood cells and platelet production, making blood transfusions a vital part of cancer treatment that only comes from volunteer blood donors.
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