Our first delivery of a busy season

Posted by Trevor Watson on Sep 21, 2023

"Our first delivery of a busy season - 30 Art Screens to Peninsula Studio Trail Inc. in Mornington. Check out the roster and join in on the fun."

 
It's genuinely commendable to witness an increasing number of our members proudly donning their Rotary attire in public. This visible commitment to our cause is pivotal in attracting like-minded individuals to our Rotary family. By showcasing our Rotarian identity while engaged in our daily endeavours, we create an opportunity for others to take notice and inquire about our mission. These guys look sharp and professional. The kind of people you can trust and those who do incredible work as Rotarians. Who wouldn't like to approach one of them and ask about what they do in Rotary? That conversation could inspire someone to take more notice of our work and tell their friends about it.

However, it's essential to recognize that being a Rotarian goes far beyond the external display. Each individual in this photo is a proficient expert in their respective professions and possesses a unique Rotary skill set. This proficiency and an unwavering commitment to creating a positive impact within our community defines us as Rotarians. Our collective dedication to making a difference is the driving force behind our shared purpose. Everything we do through Rotary contributes to our connections to our community and our ability to make a difference to many people in the world.

Now if you would like to join this sharp team of Art Screen Hire professionals on their next mission of delivery or extraction, here are the dates for the upcoming. Present like you are proud to be a Rotarian engaged in a fundraising project that positively impacts the community one screen at a time. This invitation also extends to Rotarians outside our Club (are you reading this Roger?) and Friends of Rotary. Together, we all make magic happen.

Thursday 28-September > Delivery (Lest We Forget Afghanistan, Wantirna South) 8:30am at the shed (White Trailer) *3 screens - Driver Tow: (1-required); Helpers: Dave Anderson; Louise Jackel;

Sunday 1-October > Pick-up (Lest We Forget Afghanistan, Wantirna South) 8:30am at the shed (White Trailer) *3 screens - Driver Tow: (1-required); Helpers: Louise Jackel; Jeanette Blackwood;

Monday 2-October > Pick-up (Peninsula Studio Trail, Mornington) 8:30am at the shed (Blue Trailer) *30 screens - Driver Tow: (1-required); Helpers: Trevor Watson; Gary Castricum; Louise Jackel; (1-more required)

Friday 6-October Delivery (Kilbreda College, Mentone) 8:30am at the shed (White Trailer) *34 screens - Driver Tow: (1-required); Helpers: Louise Jackel; (3-more required)