Expanding quality educational opportunities in Niger, West Africa. Their mission is to unify people and mobilize resources to expand quality, education opportunities in Niger. 98% of the population eat what they grow. Child mortality rate is about 20%, 1 out of 5 children die before the age of five because of malnutrition, malaria, typhoid, and…
Amanda LaGrange tells us what Tech Dump is and how they are helping the community and providing training and jobs to recently released incarcerated individuals. We will be working with Tech Dump to plan a community tech recycling event in the near future. Find out more about Tech Dump at techdump.org or how to purchase…
We hear from Major Paul Moore from the Salvation Army Lakewood Temple. He tells his story about service.
This week we present a Special Presentation for a Veteran and our flag program and a PolioPlus Update from Joe Stahlmann.
We learn from Rob Williams from Every Meal (formerly The Sheridan Story). Every Meal provides food to children who’s cannot otherwise get nutritious meals, that fall in the “Gap” of government programs. The Sheridan Story started in October 2010 at Mill City Church, serving Sheridan Elementary. It began as a response to the principal said…
Rotarian Magazine Article by Frank Bures Along the monarch butterfly’s migration route, the habitat it needs to survive is disappearing. Rotarians are pledging to restore it Late last winter, just before the world shut down, my family flew from Minneapolis to Mexico City, then drove two hours west toward the city of Valle de Bravo.…
Kristin tells us about her 260 mile hiking trip. What prompted her to take the trip? and Why?
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…
The vision of BCE began with a single dad battling Ulcerative Colitis (UC) in 2010. It was Christmas Eve, and he was looking at an empty Christmas tree with that sinking feeling on how he was going to tell his young son in the morning that Santa Claus wasn’t coming this year. Later that night,…
