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Subject: Dunwoody Newsletter for August 10, 2022

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“The Friendly Breakfast Club”
Newsletter


August 10, 2022


Meetings

August is Membership and New Club Development Month

8/12 Boris Salinas, Dunamis Foundation, Quito, Ecuador
8/26 Cathie Brumfield, The Power of Native Plants
9/2 Justin Campbell, Director of Studio Operations, Gray TV
9/9 Billy Grogan, Chief of Police- City of Dunwoody

Our Rotary Family
BIRTHDAYS

8/2 George Stewart, Jr.
8/4 William Thiele
8/7 Neal MacDonald
8/14 Cathie Brumfield
8/16 Meredith Morris
8/17 Charlie Augello
8/25 Mike Carlson

WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES

8/3 Deb Cameron (33)
8/12 Marion Bunch (46)
8/19 Mike Parks (7)
8/20 Ron Barden (57)
8/29 Buzz Law (16)
8/31 Rick Woods (23)

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Fridays, 7:15 am
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LEADERSHIP

President Jennifer Shumway
President-Elect Jack Sparks, Jr.
President Nominee Louise Barden
Immediate PP Carter Stout
Treasurer Cathie Brumfield
Secretary Matthew Johnson
Public Image Imani Reynolds
Sergeant-at-Arms Griff Ransom
Community Service Rick Woods
Admin Ed Holliday

This Week's Speaker
Boris Salinas, CEO, Dunamis Foundation

Join us this Friday to welcome Boris Salinas, CEO of Dunamis, a non-profit organization in Quito, Ecuador serving underaged girls who have been rescued from sexual exploitation, sexual abuse and violence - teaching them life skills while providing a Christian-centered environment that's focused on enabling them to reintegrate into the world as healthy young women. Jackie Cuthbert and Susan Schwall have seen Dunamis in action in Ecuador and are excited to have Boris share the organization's work with you. You can join us in person at LeMeridien or via Zoom at https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86202979419
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Service Opportunity
Time to Rescue the Ferns This Saturday at Dunwoody Nature Center

We are back at the Dunwoody Nature Center this Saturday, August 13, after a brief summer hiatus - from 9-11:00 AM or so. Cathie Brumfield visited our site last week, and was very pleasantly surprised to see how good it looked after our time off. We have really knocked out a lot of ivy and wisteria. With a dedicated team next Saturday early - armed with garden gloves and your favorite garden tool), we can pull up the nasty Japanese stiltgrass that has sprouted before it goes to seed, with a little wisteria and ivy and be in really good shape for fall planting.

Cathie is thinking once we see how it cleans up on Saturday, she may donate some lady and Christmas ferns to the forest area, and some mountain mint to the meadow from her yard. The invasives have overwhelmed all the good stuff, but as we remove invasives we can introduce natives and they will actually help us keep the bad plants down while looking good. Nature hates a vacuum.

Service Opportunity
And if you want even more gardening fun ...

Plan on rising early and joining Ranger Fred Bounds at the Bounds Garden "Rave" the following Saturday, August 20. We're starting at 7:00 am in the hopes of getting some new gardeners involved in this long-time Dunwoody tradition of helping the Dunwoody community look beautiful! Don't let the regulars have too much fun on their own - set your alarm and join us across from the Dunwoody Library on Chamblee Dunwoody!

From Rotary International
Stephanie Urchick Selected to Serve as RI President 2024-25

Stephanie A. Urchick, of the Rotary Club of McMurray, Pennsylvania, USA, is the selection of the Nominating Committee for President of Rotary International for 2024-25, a decision that would make her only the second woman to hold that position. She will be declared the president-nominee on 1 October if no challenging candidates have been suggested.

With the world facing incredible challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic, disasters driven by climate change, and conflict in many regions, Urchick says Rotary’s leaders can offer a vision and a plan for overcoming these challenges.

“Measures taken by Rotary leadership to survive and end critical challenges often make our organization stronger and more resilient for future events,” Urchick says. “This kind of essential leadership also creates new levels of cooperation, even among rivals, when Rotarians pull together as people of action to serve and solve a crisis.” [read more]

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