Thank you again for inviting me to “barge” your meeting this morning and share with you a little bit about my journey as an author. I really enjoyed it. Below is the information regarding my Kickstarter Book Project Campaign which ends on Monday, October 19, 2020. Reminder, this crowdfunding campaign is an “all-or-nothing” fundraiser. If…
We hear from Roseville Rotarian Aanne Atomssa about Roseville Rotary’s Solar Light Project
The Free Book Buggie travels around the Twin Cities providing free books to children ages birth to teenagers. Our collection of books provides something for children of all ages and cultural backgrounds. We work with local partners and programs to ensure that family focused agencies are able to provide books for their children on behalf…
District 622 serves all or portions of North St. Paul, Maplewood, Oakdale, Lake Elmo, Landfall, Pine Springs, and Woodbury. With an enrollment of over 10,000 students, our district buildings are located throughout both Ramsey and Washington counties. Loading… Taking too long? Reload document | Open in new tab
Guta Shokiyo is our Tartan High School Student of the Year.
Sunwoo from Hill Murray. Each year we honor one student from each of our four high schools.
Molly is our North St Paul High School Student of the year. Each year we honor one student from each of our four high schools.
As we transition to virtual meetings because of COVID-19 we start to figure out the ways we can still provide for our communities. The YMCA has six neighborhood centers that help families right in their apartment or closeby. Kate Whitby and Kristin Poffenberg talk about YMCA Neighborhood Centers and how our club can support by…
Lucy Bossert, Volunteer Network Manager, gave a great presentation telling us about Bolder Options, what they do, and how they help youth. Bolder Options provides wellness-based mentoring for middle school youth. Once they identify youth who need support they match them with volunteer mentors who meet with them every week for a year. Throughout their…
The remote village of Ai-Maulin (pop. 100+},in the high country, on the island of Timor-Leste, only had a walking path to the market. For decades, this 2 mile walking path became unusable during the rainy season and always limited economic pursuits, medical help and educational opportunities. The leaders in the village of Ai-Maulin had lamented…
