If you missed the "Grand Unveiling" of Rotary Park on the Greenbelt, here's the story that was shown on TV2 that evening:

 

Carrie, Charlene, Mary and Cornelia inspected and cut off worn or ripped hand grips so they can be replaced with new ones—an easy way to spruce up a kids bike. Some will even get new grips with sparkly streamers! <Insert memories of your own childhood bike here.> Scott Swan seemed to have experience in patching tires. Cahill “chopped” a couple bikes for spare parts. And Jeff—who clearly knows his way around a bicycle—directed traffic for 3 or 4 other Rotarians. And there was a loooooot of time spent pumping up tires!   😉  Nice job organizing this, Tyson! Looks like 11 Rotarians were in on the action!

As we look forward to World Polio Day on October 24th, consider joining the District 5400 Polio Plus Society.

 

It’s easy to become a member. All you need to do is open a new email, paste in the
text below and send to District PolioPlus Chair Mary Reiman mary.reiman@outlook.com

The Gates Foundation is currently matching donations 2 to 1 making this an even better
opportunity, as well as receiving Paul Harris Credit for your donation. If you donate
before World Polio Day (October 24th, 2020), Zone 26/27 will DOUBLE your recognition
points.

The easiest way to donate is to log in at https://my.rotary.org then click DONATE:
● The “easy” way to continue as a PolioPlus Society member is by utilizing the
monthly payment option. Click the Polio Fund, and select “Recurring Donation”.
For frequency choose “monthly” and for amount choose “other” and enter $10 in
the “enter other amount” box.
● If you are already donating $100 or more per year to PolioPlus, then join the
Society and get the recognition you have earned.

Help Rotarians reach every last child and achieve our vision of a polio free world.
District 5400 accepted the challenge to have 50 new PolioPlus Society members by Oct
24th.