Voices of 7680 Blog – News From Around the District
DG Nico’s October Address
Greetings District 7680 Rotarians! I’ll start by saying that it is honestly an honor and a privilege to serve as District Governor for this Rotary year. Some of you have heard me say this before but I want to repeat it here for those who have not: this is our year,...
Gastonia Pints for Polio Event
Another successful event in Gastonia! Pints for Polio registered 22 donors and collected 20 units - well over the goal. Each unit can help 3 different patients so in 1 day you helped impact the lives of 60 local patients and their families. Many thanks to all donors...
Concord-Afton Sunset Club Project RUSH
In support of the Rotary District 7680 initiative to stock food pantries, The Concord-Afton Sunset Rotary Club donated and delivered 195 pounds of food and other products today to Cooperative Christian Ministry!
Project RUSH Club Results
Delivering Boxes for Project RUSH Sean Gautum, Charlotte North, delivering food to AG Kevin Kendrick. Waxhaw-Wedding 600 containers of peanut butter collected. Yorda Kidane, Waxhaw-Wedding, requested donations for her birthday instead of presents. Kevin and...
Union West District Grant Presentation
DG Nico presented a $5,000 District Grant check to Union West for ADA Pavilion. In picture: DG Nico, President Andy Peters, and President-Elect Hayden Kramer, Parks & Rec Manager for Indian Trail Town.
Rotary 7680 Pies for Polio Challenge – With Videos
Rotarians, Rotary Clubs throughout the 14 counties of Rotary District 7680 are excited to celebrate World Polio Day on October 24, 2021. The goal of this day is to raise awareness about this crippling disease that affects mostly children. Due to the efforts of Rotary...
D7680 Foundation Dinner
Albemarle Rotary Club Reverse Raffle November 13 6 pm
Project RUSH Update
by Kevin Kendrick, Charlotte Dilworth South End An absolutely HUGE shoutout to the Waxhaw-Weddington Rotary Club and their Herculean support of our Rotary District 7680’s Project RUSH (Rotarians Unite to Stop Hunger). This 14-county effort by many clubs in our...
Huntersville-Lake Norman Catawba River Sweep
On Saturday, October 2, 1,500 volunteers spread out over the entire Catawba River participated in cleaning up the river. 120 volunteers were at Tailrace Marina and a huge thanks for the help from our 7 members: Dana, Kevin, Eric, John, Shari, Bob & Ineke.
Questions or suggestions for the Blog, contact DG Nico Iannelli or Jenny Kendrick.