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. Club members and Batavia High School Interacters (high school Rotarians) worked together processing cans of corn. What a great night working to support local families in need. 
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Seven Rotarians showed up on a Saturday in May to paint the walls of the Batavia Interfaith Food Pantry. With the much needed fresh coats of paint the food pantry volunteers and clients were pleased with the new look and thankful for the Rotary Clubs efforts.
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Leora thanked us for our efforts at collecting donations at Christmas time by bell ringing and how that enables the Salvation Army to serve others throughout the year. Just some of the ways that they serve is through the food pantry, after school programs, summer camp, health education programs, and spiritual care programs. The funding gathered in the tri-cities stays in the tri-cities. “Everyone has the ability to give in some way and you never know when you might need help.” Bell ringing raised just over $900K. April 12th is their annual dinner in St. Charles; if anyone is interested in attending, more information can be found at https://centralusa.salvationarmy.org/tricity/civic-dinner.
An induction ceremony for Bill Kettering and Brittany Bruno welcoming them as new members to the Club. Great to have two new members on board to experience the good work of Rotary.
Pictured is Rotarian George Scheetz, Master of Ceremonies; Rotarian Tony Winter (sponsor for Brittany Bruno), Brittany Bruno, Bill Kettering, Rotarian Dan Hoefler (sponsor for Bill Kettering).
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Congratulations to our 30th Annual Batavia Rotary Club Corvette Raffle Winners!
2019 Corvette #996 James Nasti
$500 #779 David Satkus
$500 #641 Alan Balutis
$500 #162 Connie Lemme
$500 #306 Dan Hoefler
$500 #761 David Satkus
$500 #557 Rickey Pierce
$500 #300 Kevin Scroggins
AUG Early Bird $500 #505 Daniel Zack
SEP Early Bird $500 #32 Carlton McLamb
OCT Early Bird $500 #308 Dan Hoefler
Fundraising Chair Tom VonLunen and Club President Dan Hoefler pick the winning tickets at the event on Saturday night.
Grand prize winner James Nasti visits our Club to meet our members and share in Rotary camaraderie.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT.
Donations will fund many worthwhile programs for local, national, and international service projects. We support programs to eradicate polio, fight hunger, provide clean water, promote literacy, and alleviate suffering worldwide.
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“Rotary is the world’s oldest and largest service organization with 1.2 million members in 33,000 clubs across the globe. Internationally, we’re eliminating polio, providing clean water, battling hunger, helping people read, furthering public health and more.
Locally, we meet every Tuesday at 7:15 am for breakfast at Denny’s in Batavia. We socialize, hear a great speaker and map out service projects and funding opportunities.
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