Podcasts about interact club

California High School Spanish teacher and Interact Club advisor Oyuki Espinoza is joined by two Cal High Class of 2016 alumna, Alondra Saldivar and Cecilia Villanueva, to discuss the school's Interact Club Mentorship Program, which provides current Cal High students the opportunity to receive college and career advice while serving as community volunteers. Saldivar and Villanueva also discuss the challenges they encountered as undergraduates at elite universities, what compelled them to study law and medicine, respectively, the camaraderie of being in a school band, and the importance of mental wellness in balancing work, school, and home life.

In celebration of National Volunteer Month, the community of Winchester is gearing up for a grand Volunteer Celebration Day on Friday, April 11th, from 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, at the Our Health Campus. The event aims to honor the invaluable contributions of volunteers who continuously make impactful changes within the community. In a recent episode of 'The Valley Today,' host Janet Michael was joined by Sharen Gromling, Executive Director of Our Health; Kit Redmer, Communications Director for the City of Winchester; and Andy Gail, CEO of United Way Northern Shenandoah Valley, to discuss the importance of volunteerism and what attendees can expect at the celebration. The celebration will be teeming with activities embodying the community spirit. From 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM, families can enjoy a range of activities including food, beverages, bounce houses, games, and face painting. Sharon expressed excitement about recognizing the volunteers' contributions, emphasizing, 'We can't do the work we do in our nonprofit organizations without their help.' The community is invited to participate in the festivities and say thank you to their local volunteers. Janet highlighted special appearances to be made during the event's program from 4:30 PM to 5:00 PM. Mayor Les Veach will be delivering a proclamation, echoing the volunteer week proclamation by former Mayor David Smith, and presenting the Golden Shovel and Silver Shovel Awards to outstanding volunteersm from the city's SnowBusters program. Andy touched upon the diversity in volunteering by mentioning projects from physical labor to administrative tasks, showing that there's a role for everyone. Highlighting Day of Caring, he hopes to inspire more community involvement. Emily Lopez Bonilla, a student from Handley and heavily involved in the Interact Club, will also be speaking about the impact of volunteering on the new generation. Sharen pointed out the role of the Volunteer Action Center that connects volunteers to nonprofit needs and mentioned the impressive valuation of volunteer hours. Winchester CCAP's Andrea Cosans will speak about the community refrigerator program, relocated just outside the Our Health office building, which is maintained by volunteers. The event underscores the symbiotic relationship between businesses and the community. Businesses involved in the discount card program are giving back to volunteers, recognizing their crucial role. Kit noted the enthusiasm of local businesses in supporting this initiative, despite economic challenges, highlighting their commitment to community service. The celebration is not just a recognition event but also an opportunity for community members to learn more about volunteering. Sharen noted, 'We will shamelessly be recruiting' new volunteers, with booths and sign-up forms available on-site. The conversation beautifully underscored how volunteerism is woven into the fabric of Winchester. With heartfelt gratitude towards volunteers and a shared enthusiasm for continued community support, the town is set to celebrate the spirit of giving. The program's spirit was best summed up by Sharen's words on mutual admiration and the deep appreciation for community efforts: 'We appreciate you.'

Covina High School math teachers and Interact Club advisors Jason Saleh and Sheri Prado join Covina High School senior and Interact Club president Gianna Herrera to discuss Colt Outfitters, a student-run thrift store which offers affordable access to clothing and school supplies and is staffed by students in Covina High's Life Skills Education Advancement Program (LEAP). Colt Outfitters recently won a 2025 Golden Bell Award from the California School Boards Association (CSBA).

Nothing is more important to Albertans than our kids, but too many are struggling. Teachers and parents both know our schools don't have the support kids need. Alberta's per-student spending on education is the lowest in the country. Teachers are leaving the profession, kids are falling behind, and parents are worried. We can make things better, by investing in smaller classes, more support in classrooms, and manageable workloads to be able to recruit, retain, and respect professionals in public education. Speakers: Kevin McBeath, Danielle Gareau and Derek Resler. Kevin started teaching social studies at Winston Churchill High School in 2003, and has never stopped. Outside of the classroom he coaches basketball, coordinates the Interact Club at WCHS, and serves as the Political Engagement Officer for ATA Local 41. When he's not working, Kevin spends his time with his wife and four children. Danielle is a teacher at Lethbridge Collegiate Institute (LCI), where she teaches French immersion social studies, science, and legal studies. After graduating from Simon Fraser University, she began her teaching career in British Columbia before settling in Lethbridge seven years ago with her husband and children. In addition to her teaching role, Danielle runs the D&D club at LCI and serves as the Lethbridge ATA Local treasurer, where she also contributes to the political engagement, communications, and teacher welfare committees. Derek has been a teacher in the Lethbridge School Division for 25 years, teaching in several schools as both a classroom teacher and learning support teacher, and is currently teaching Shop at Wilson Middle School. As well, Derek has been the President of the ATA Local 41, Lethbridge Public Schools, for the past 10 years.

  The Weekend Whassup for Friday, 10/25/2024! The Point keeps you connected to the top 20 things happening around Sheboygan this weekend! Spooktacular Skate this afternoon (Friday) AND Sunday at 1 at Sheboygan's Lakers Ice Center. Costumes encouraged! https://www.facebook.com/events/1313804279585269/1313805086251855/    Check out “Haunted House Vol. 2” tonight (Friday) from 6-10 at Sheboygan's South High School! Get ready for the spine-chilling return of Interact Club's Haunted House! Tickets are just $5. https://www.facebook.com/events/1983458618794994/  As featured on America's Got Talent… “Piff the Magic Dragon” and  “Puddles Pity Party”! Both are doing shows at The Osthoff Resort in Elkhart Lake this weekend! https://osthoff.com/piff-the-magic-dragon/ https://osthoff.com/puddles-pity-party/   Theater for Young Audiences present “Zombie Prom the Musical” with showtimes through this weekend at The Plymouth Arts Center! https://wxerfm.com/events/449675/  Check out 50 years of spooky fun at The Sheboygan Jaycees Dominion Of Terror! Eastern Wisconsin's premier haunted attraction at 2024 N 15th St in Sheboygan. Friday and Saturday nights through October! https://www.dominionofterror.com/  Thielmann's Athletic Club - Brat Fry & Mini Bowling Tournament is tomorrow (Saturday) from 10-6 at Lakeshore Lanes in Sheboygan. Raise funds for area scholarships!  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/thielmanns-athletic-club-brat-fry-mini-bowling-tournament-tickets-1012991162837  Celebrate the 35th Anniversary of Debbie Gibson's No. 1 hit “Lost in Your Eyes” and No. 1 album “Electric Youth” in a rare concert experience tomorrow (Saturday) night at the Capitol Civic Centre in Manitowoc! https://www.facebook.com/events/1691822478324845/  It's Family Fiesta, a FREE all-ages event with food, games, dancing, music, and piñatas celebration tomorrow (Saturday) from Noon-4 at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center in Downtown Sheboygan! https://www.jmkac.org/event/family-fiesta/  There's a Trivia Night Fundraiser for Night to Shine tomorrow (Saturday) night from 5-11 at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Sheboygan Falls. Dinner, trivia and fun for a great cause! https://wxerfm.com/events/450606/  Meet your newest furry family member tomorrow from 11-2 at PetSmart! The Humane Society Of Sheboygan County is holding an adoption event! https://adoptsheboygancounty.org/venue/petsmart/  “Happily Haunted Gardens” at Sheboygan's Bookworm Gardens through October is not-so-spooky FAMILY fun at the Gardens Friday and Saturday nights! Lights, stories, scavenger hunts and costumes galore! https://www.bookwormgardens.org/happily-haunted   The SCIO Farmer's Market is tomorrow (Saturday)! The market makes fresh, native produce and products available directly from farmers to residents every Wednesday and Saturday from 8-1 in Fountain Park in Downtown Sheboygan. https://www.sheboygancountyinterfaith.org/farmers-market/  Partners for Community Development welcomes everyone to the 3rd Annual Trunk or Treat, with Halloween games, prizes, treats, and area assistance information tomorrow afternoon at 2 at the corner of Ontario Avenue and N 7th Street, Sheboygan. https://wxerfm.com/events/449778/  Get your BACKSTAGE PASS to the Weill Center Halloween Party! Tomorrow (Saturday) night will be a ghoulish blacklight party you won't forget! There's a youth and adult version. https://www.weillcenter.com/events/  Wisconsin FEAR FEST is this weekend (and through October weekends) at Elkhart Lake's Road America. A handful of haunted and spooky attractions will scare you senseless! Hayride, escape room and more! https://wisconsinfearfest.com/hours/  Bulitz Pumpkin Farm is open to the public this weekend. Farm animals, pumpkins, hayrides, and seasonal treats. https://www.facebook.com/bulitzfarm/    See the 1993 classic film “Hocus Pocus” on the big screen at The Weill Center For The Performing Arts in Downtown Sheboygan Sunday at 1pm! https://www.weillcenter.com/events/movie-hocus-pocus/  The Triple Nickel Post 555 Trunk & Treat Event is Sunday from 11-3 at Lakeshore Lanes in Sheboygan. Vehicles from Sheboygan Fire Department, Sheriff's Department and US Coast Guard, among others. Focus is on public safety with Halloween next week! https://wxerfm.com/events/447798/  There's a Fall Fundraiser for Paws Up Pet Rescue Sunday afternoon at 3 Sheeps Taproom in Sheboygan. Enjoy the baked potato bar with chili and soup options. There will be great basket raffles and silent auctions and a 50/50! https://www.facebook.com/events/837767861769406/  Food trucks are back at Vollrath and Kiwanis Parks Monday evenings from 4-8! https://visitsheboygan.com/event/food-truck-mondays/57/   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cord Hamilton was nominated as a Beck's Player with Heart for his commitment and passion on and off the field and mat. The thing he loves most about sports is the team aspect and how close you can become as a family. During school, Cord is involved in football, wrestling, FFA, strength and conditioning, livestock judging, Interact Club, Student Council, International Club, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. To stay involved within his community, he is part of the Decatur County Achievers 4-H club and church youth group. He also participates in local and state livestock shows. Cord volunteers for many community activities including Meals for the Heartland and highway cleanups, and has helped organize the Top of the World Lamb Show as well as a Kids Day at the County Fair. Agriculture means a lot to Cord, as most of his life has been based around it. His whole family has grown up involved in agriculture and has taught him about hard work and responsibility. He raises show cattle and sheep and has shown pigs until this year. He was given the opportunity to show cattle and pigs all around the United States and plans to do the same with his sheep. Cord plans to go to a community college and study as an agriculture major. When he graduates college, he plans to continue raising show livestock to sell around the U.S. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Last week Thursday we went through to Alberton to assist friends of the show Bracken High School with the soup kitchen that their Interact Club were doing.  Marketing Manager for Brand and Purpose at KFC Andra Nel says KFC ADD HOPE R67,000 in food parcels to Bracken High school's Interact Club See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Coldwater High School Interact Club is sponsoring their ABC Challenge again June 1, 2024 at the Branch County Fairgrounds.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Flour Bluff High School Interact Club is a vibrant student organization dedicated to community service and leadership development. Through various projects and initiatives, members actively engage in making a positive impact in the local community and beyond. With a focus on service above self, the Interact Club fosters a spirit of collaboration and social responsibility among its members.

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This shares my interview and discussion with Franklin Rotary Club President Diane Padula. Our discussion was conducted in the Franklin TV & Radio studio.Diane calls herself a “Rotary kid” as she grew up with her father as a member for many years.We talk about the Rotary Club as “service before self”, meeting twice a month at the Rome Restaurant in Franklin. The annual pasta dinner for seniors in June, the Valentine's Brunch for seniors coming up in February, and other events they host in Franklin. This “small but mighty” group is always looking for new members.The recording runs about 22 minutes, so let's listen to my conversation with Diane as we talk about what the Rotary does for Franklin.--------------Franklin Rotary Club page http://www.clubrunner.ca/portal/Home.aspx?accountid=3689 Prior Interview (Nov 2020) https://www.franklinmatters.org/2020/11/fm-400-franklin-ma-rotary-club-111720.html Interact Club efforts (August 2020) https://www.franklinmatters.org/2020/08/franklin-interact-delivers-100-masks-to.html --------------We are now producing this in collaboration with Franklin.TV and Franklin Public Radio (wfpr.fm) or 102.9 on the Franklin area radio dial. This podcast is my public service effort for Franklin but we can't do it alone. We can always use your help.How can you help?If you can use the information that you find here, please tell your friends and neighborsIf you don't like something here, please let me knowThrough this feedback loop we can continue to make improvements. I thank you for listening.For additional information, please visit Franklinmatters.org/If you have questions or comments you can reach me directly at shersteve @ gmail dot comThe music for the intro and exit was provided by Michael Clark and the group "East of Shirley". The piece is titled "Ernesto, manana" c. Michael Clark & Tintype Tunes, 2008 and used with their permission.I hope you enjoy!------------------You can also subscribe and listen to Franklin Matters audio on iTunes or your favorite podcast app; search in "podcasts" for "Franklin Matters"

Radio Rotary interview Todd Bowen, president of Wappingers Rotary and, at 21, the youngest club president ever in District 7210. Bowen, originally from Pine Plains, got his start in Rotary when his family moved to Wappingers Falls, putting Bowen into Roy C. Ketcham High School, where he joined one other male student and 28 young women in the school's Interact Club, a Rotary-sponsored service organization Bowen was recruited to be Interact's secretary, which led in the following years for him to become president of the club (twice). He spearheaded the group's raising $1,000 to finance a ShelterBox. By the end of his second year leading the club, it had grown to 140 members. While attending Mount St. Mary College in Newburgh, Bowen joined Wappingers Rotary in 2018 Today he works at the charitable organization Habitat for Humanity while maintaining important roles in the club's Housing Support project, the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA), and trying to start a Rotary Satellite club. Bowen is also active at the District Level, currently as Executive Secretary of District 7210. Learn more Rotary Club of Wappingers Falls: https://portal.clubrunner.ca/2259 Habitat for Humanity of Dutchess County:https://habitatdutchess.org/ Rotary Interact: https://www.rotary.org/en/get-involved/interact-clubs ShelterBox USA: https://www.shelterboxusa.org/ Rotary Satellite Clubs: //clubrunner.blob.core.windows.net/00000050026/en-ca/files/sitepage/membership/satellite-club-guide/Guide-to-Satelite-Clubs.pdf CATEGORIES Housing Assistance Rotary Club Projects Youth WORDS TO LIST: District 7210, Rotary Club of Wappingers Falls, Rotary Officers, Satellite Clubs --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiorotary/support

we sit down with the 2023/24 Interact officers to talk about the club, their plans for this year, and how to be a part of our amazing interact club #qiroberts #qirstudentgovernment #excellenceinallendeavors #qirstudentgovernment #theBozeKnows @q.i.robertscambridge @qirclassof2024 @qirclassof24 @qirclassof2025 @qirclassof2026 @qirclassof2027 @qir.avid @qir_ffa @qir_nhs @qirinteract

The Rotary Interact Club at DuBois Central Catholic School sent messages to their “Life Saver”. The club organized a “good will” project recognizing teachers, peers, and family that have made a healthy, and life-long impact on others' lives. The leaders of today are EMPOWERING our students to become the leaders of tomorrow. Thank you “Rotary Interact Club” for recognizing the special individuals that are impacting lives! Students who participated in the interview were Neel Gupta and Faith Jacob

An interview with three members of Interact Club about what Interact does and why students should be part of Interact club.  Be sure to like, subscribe, and give us a good review if you enjoy the podcast! 

Interview with Lexi Behn whose resume goes on from Diving, Soccer, Student Council, Interact Club and more. But she can't Sing --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

O Rotaract Club Venâncio Aires promoveu cerimônia de transmissão de cargos da gestão 2022/2023, na noite de sábado, 9, na sede da Associação Atlética Banco do Brasil (AABB). Amanda Marques Janisch Assumiu a entidade, no lugar de Junior Vian. Ela tem como meta retomar os projetos presenciais do clube, em especial o baile de debutantes. “O voluntariado tem a capacidade de transformar, não só a vida de outras pessoas, como a nossa também. Com o clube, me desenvolvi muito como pessoa, apreendi a encontrar e a ver realidades de forma diferente. Faço parte de um clube engajado que quer fazer a diferença em nossa sociedade”, destacou Amanda. A nova presidente faz parte da família rotária desde 2013, quando ingressou no Interact Club. “O clube influencia diretamente em nossa oratória, no conhecimento sobre o nosso município, por exemplo. Sem dúvida, é possível imaginar um mundo melhor a partir desse trabalho”, ressaltou ela, que também tem entre os objetivos fortalecer o número de novos membros. AVALIAÇÃO Já o presidente que deixou cargo da entidade, Junior Vian, ao avaliar sua gestão, ressaltou a importância das doações recebidas durante o período mais crítico da pandemia de Covid-19, que foram repassadas para famílias em vulnerabilidade social. Durante enchente em Vila Mariante, uma campanha para arrecadação de alimentos e produtos de limpeza foi organizada pela entidade. No ano passado, houve o retorno das atividades presenciais, com a retomada do Natal Solidário, com os passeios de Dindinho, pelo Centro da cidade, apesar ainda ter sido necessário seguir uma série de protocolos sanitários extras. NOVA DIRETORIA • Presidente: Amanda Janisch • Vice-presidente e secretária: Amanda Sell • Tesoureiro: Ricardo Becker • Past-presidente e novas gerações: Junior Vian • Protocolo e imagem pública: Maria Mattie • Jurídico e projetos: Jéssica Becker • Serviços profissionais: Ariane Sterz • Serviços à comunidade: Jéssica Quanz • Finanças: Fábio Schwinn • Internos e desenvolvimento do quadro associativo: Gabriela Freese • Serviços Internacionais: Dayane Schmidt

California High School Class of 2016 graduate Alondra Saldivar discusses the benefits of participating in high school service clubs. Saldivar, a UCLA graduate who is currently studying law at the University of San Francisco, organized a group of Whittier Union alumni to serve as advisers for Cal High's Interact Club, hoping to inspire the next generation of community service leaders. 

At Hobby School, we can guarantee you that you, or at least one of your classmate is part of the Interact community. You hear this name a lot. But do you know who they are? In this episode, we talk to the current President of Interact Club of Hobby School, providing you with all you need to know about Interact Club. | The Interest Podcast is a student-run club of Hobby School of Ulaanbaatar |

Madison McCall Graduated from DuBois Area High School in 2021. She is an A Honor Roll student, a member of National Honor Society, Student Council and Interact Club. During the years Madison has participated in volleyball, youth group at her church and has volunteered her time with Special Olympics, American Red Cross and the Humane Society. She has loved spending 5 summers volunteering as a camp counselor at Camp Mantowagon. In her free time she likes spending time with family and friends. Madison works at Duffer's Tavern and Treasure Lake pool, beaches and the marina. Following graduation, Madison will be attending Seton Hill University in the fall to earn her BS/MS Physician Assistant degree.

Taylor Smith graduated from DuBois Area High School in 2021. During her years at DAHS she has dedicated her time to National Honor Society, Student Council, Beaver Buddies, Special Olympics, Breakfast with Santa, DuBois Little League, Hahne Cancer Center, Grady's Decision, Rotary Club of DuBois, The American Red Cross, and The Salvation Army. Taylor has been an “A” honor roll student and has lettered 3 years in softball, basketball, and volleyball. She was the President of the Interact Club and was named Captain of the softball, basketball, and volleyball teams. She currently holds two part-time jobs at the DuBois Dutch Pantry and Sarah's Soft Serve and Food. Taylor will be attending Slippery Rock University this fall majoring in Secondary Education and plans to obtain a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics. Picture courtesy of her volunteering at a Grady's Decision dinner in March 2020.

The DAHS Rotary Interact Group had participated in 2021 Sidewalk Chalk Walk. The showed their appreciation and honored our community with decorative chalk work. They tried to reach all local/state police, fire stations, EMS, hospitals, the VS clinic, outpatient clinics, nursing facilities, a few covid clinics, all schools in the district and then also thru out the downtown area. They rocked it! "Serve before Self". Pictured is Bri Quariere, Maria Buskirk-Treasurer, Ruby Welpott-Vice President, Mrs. Javens --Advisor, Sophia Seduski, and Gavin Kaschalk.

Tammy has lived in Temecula, working at Oak Grove Center since 1991; she became the CEO in 2005. Tammy is passionate about Oak Grove's Mission...to rebuild the lives of at-risk children and their families through educating, healing, restoring relationships, building character, and instilling hope. Oak Grove has 375 staff and serves over 200 youth at three different locations, two campuses, both in Murrieta and in Perris and a satellite office in Bermuda Dunes. The main campus in Murrieta operates a Short Term Therapeutic Residential Program with 76 beds and a Nonpublic school on campus that educates over 140 students. Oak Grove at the Ranch in Perris has 45 students. Oak Grove provides Wraparound throughout Riverside County as well as San Diego and provides Independent Living Skills to foster youth throughout Riverside in their THRIVE Program. Oak Grove works to Empower Success and Transform Lives. It is very rewarding to see lives rebuilt and hope restored.  Oak Grove has won the Nonprofit Service Organization of the Year for both Temecula and Murrieta. Tammy serves on various boards and committees focused on community, youth, intervention, and the arts. She has been a member of the Temecula Rotary Club since 2005 and oversees the Interact Club on campus at Oak Grove. She serves on the board for Nonprofits Insurance of California (NIAC) as well as the National Alliance of Nonprofits for Insurance. Tammy is involved with United Way and other service projects and initiatives including parenting, autism, and education. She collaborates with other nonprofits and is involved in advocacy efforts for foster youth. Tammy provides leadership to 375 employees taking pride in working to create a team who help troubled kids “rebuild their lives”. In 2018, Tammy was honored with the Jeff Stone Woman of the Year Award, the Visionary of the Year Award from the Murrieta Chamber, and the Citizen of the Year from Kiwanis. Tammy won the Megan Cooper Leadership Award bestowed by Executive Service Corp in recognition of her leadership.  She was awarded the Educator of the Year in from the Inland Valley Business Community Foundation in 2011 as well as the Outstanding Leader in the Wells Fargo Executive Director Group of 2013. Tammy won the Joan Sparkman Unity Award in 2009 for her work in the community.  Oak Grove was recognized with the Bank of America Neighborhood Builders Award and Tammy completed a year of training in executive development. Tammy is proud of the Arts program at Oak Grove and has found that when special needs youth are involved in the arts, healing can occur along with the added benefit of an increase in self-esteem and self-confidence. Tammy has been married to her husband Will and High School sweetheart for 41 years. They are the proud parents of Danae, 35 and Ariel, 33 both artists and proud grandparents of Fera. Tammy began running in 2010 following a period of working with Dr. Tina to improve chronic back pain. She runs with students from Oak Grove, is a member of the 7 Continent Club and will run on her 5th Continent next November. Support the show: https://theanswersandiego.com/radioshow/8349 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Season 2 - Episode 23: In this episode of Curious Vedanth, I interview Manisha Choudhary, a Baal Puraskar awardee for all round excellence in all the activities conducted in her school. We talk about her work at the Interact Club, and her project of using orange and avocado peels as fertilizers.Follow my Facebook page to get updates on the upcoming episodes. https://www.facebook.com/curiousvedanth/To listen to earlier episodes visit curiousvedanth.comTo listen at leisure on your phone and get notified about future episodes, subscribe by searching for 'Curious Vedanth' wherever you get podcasts such as Apple Podcast, Stitcher, Google Podcast, Spotify, etc.

Tammy Wilson has lived in Temecula, working at Oak Grove Center since 1991; she became the CEO in 2005. Tammy is passionate about Oak Grove's Mission...to rebuild the lives of at-risk children and their families through educating, healing, restoring relationships, building character, and instilling hope. Oak Grove has 375 staff and serves over 200 youth at three different locations, two campuses, both in Murrieta and in Perris and a satellite office in Bermuda Dunes. The main campus in Murrieta operates a Short Term Therapeutic Residential Program with 76 beds and a Nonpublic school on campus that educates over 140 students. Oak Grove at the Ranch in Perris has 45 students. Oak Grove provides Wraparound throughout Riverside County as well as San Diego and provides Independent Living Skills to foster youth throughout Riverside in their THRIVE Program. Oak Grove works to Empower Success and Transform Lives. It is very rewarding to see lives rebuilt and hope restored.  Oak Grove has won the Nonprofit Service Organization of the Year for both Temecula and Murrieta. Tammy serves on various boards and committees focused on community, youth, intervention, and the arts. She has been a member of the Temecula Rotary Club since 2005 and oversees the Interact Club on campus at Oak Grove. She serves on the board for Nonprofits Insurance of California (NIAC) as well as the National Alliance of Nonprofits for Insurance. Tammy is involved with United Way and other service projects and initiatives including parenting, autism, and education. She collaborates with other nonprofits and is involved in advocacy efforts for foster youth. Tammy provides leadership to 375 employees taking pride in working to create a team who help troubled kids “rebuild their lives”. In 2018, Tammy was honored with the Jeff Stone Woman of the Year Award, the Visionary of the Year Award from the Murrieta Chamber, and the Citizen of the Year from Kiwanis. Tammy won the Megan Cooper Leadership Award bestowed by Executive Service Corp in recognition of her leadership.  She was awarded the Educator of the Year in from the Inland Valley Business Community Foundation in 2011 as well as the Outstanding Leader in the Wells Fargo Executive Director Group of 2013. Tammy won the Joan Sparkman Unity Award in 2009 for her work in the community.  Oak Grove was recognized with the Bank of America Neighborhood Builders Award and Tammy completed a year of training in executive development. Tammy is proud of the Arts program at Oak Grove and has found that when special needs youth are involved in the arts, healing can occur along with the added benefit of an increase in self-esteem and self-confidence. Tammy has been married to her husband Will and High School sweetheart for 41 years. They are the proud parents of Danae, 35 and Ariel, 33 both artists and proud grandparents of Fera. Tammy began running in 2010 following a period of working with Dr. Tina to improve chronic back pain. She runs with students from Oak Grove, is a member of the 7 Continent Club and will run on her 5th Continent next November. Support the show: https://theanswersandiego.com/radioshow/8349 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rotarian Marissa Williams of the Stow-Munroe Falls (Ohio) Rotary Club, who visited RadioRotary via Zoom for this show, has a longer association with Rotary than her year and a half in her Rotary Club. It started when she was a freshman at Millbrook High School when she joined that school’s Interact Club (sponsored by Millbrook Rotary). During her four years of high school she continued to be active and was president of the club twice. As she approached graduation she was awarded the principal scholarship Millbrook Rotary offers. She continued a life of service in college as part of the Circle K service club, then spent two years in the Peace Corps before settling down in Akron, immediately joining the Rotary Club near her home. At 24, she became part of the future of Rotary. Learn more: Stow-Munroe Falls Rotary Club: https://portal.clubrunner.ca/5221 Stow-Munroe Falls Rotary on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RotaryStowMunroeFalls/ Interact Clubs: https://www.rotary.org/en/get-involved/interact-clubs Millbrook Rotary Club: https://millbrookrotary.org/ Circle K International: https://www.circlek.org/ CATEGORIES New Generations Rotary International Service Organizations Youth --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

FM #339 = This is the Franklin Matters radio show, number 339 in the series. This session shares my conversation with Pratusha Nouduri and Saivagmita (Vagmi) Kantheti of the Franklin Interact Club on Tuesday, August 25, 2020. Our conversation was conducted via conference bridge to adhere to the ‘social distancing’ requirements of this pandemic period. The Franklin Interact Club is a service club for teens in the Franklin area sponsored by the Franklin Rotary. The show notes provides links to their web page, Twitter account, Instagram account and email. Let’s listen to my conversation with Pratusha and Vagmi and find out how you can help their community service efforts. “Franklin Interact is first starting with mask making. The Boston Rescue Mission has asked for 100+ masks. We also plan to provide the Medway House and Franklin Food Pantry with hygiene supplies, we need your help to make this possible. “ The group webpage https://franklinmainteract.weebly.com/ Twitter https://twitter.com/FranklinIntera1 Instagram https://www.instagram.com/franklinma_interact/ Email for additional questions franklininterat@gmail.com Their GoFundMe page https://www.gofundme.com/f/ufj3xq-franklin-interact -------------- We are now producing this in collaboration with Franklin.TV and Franklin Public Radio (wfpr.fm) or 102.9 on the Franklin area radio dial. This podcast is my public service effort for Franklin but we can't do it alone. We can always use your help. How can you help? - If you can use the information that you find here, please tell your friends and neighbors - If you don't like something here, please let me know Through this feedback loop we can continue to make improvements. I thank you for listening. For additional information, please visit Franklinmatters.org/ If you have questions or comments you can reach me directly at shersteve @ gmail dot com The music for the intro and exit was provided by Michael Clark and the group "East of Shirley". The piece is titled "Ernesto, manana" c. Michael Clark & Tintype Tunes, 2008 and used with their permission. I hope you enjoy! ------------------ You can also subscribe and listen to Franklin Matters audio on iTunes or your favorite podcast app; search in "podcasts" for "Franklin Matters"

To form an Interact Club contact Art Harrington arthts@msn.com or Ashton Bialek-Kling ashtonkling34@gmail.com. https://www.rotaryazinteract.org Email me at rotarylarry5495@icloud.com

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Warwick Valley, NY, has a very strong Rotary Club; like other Rotaries in District 7210 (the Mid-Hudson), it has found a creative way to raise money for good causes, locally or internationally. In this show, two Warwick Rotarians—retired Lt. Col. Edward Lynch and Dr. David Dempster—describe “Bowling for a Cause,” a fun fundraiser that they produce along with the Warwick Valley High School Interact Club. A small fee paid by each bowler provides all the necessities of the sport and also food and drink during the event. The Interact Club chose four causes to support, all dealing with suicide prevention or prevention and recovery from alcoholism or drug abuse. Suicide has been major problem for veterans, so two of the groups supported by the event are the American Legion and VFW. NAMI (the National Alliance on Mental Illness) has especially effective suicide-prevention programs, while ADAC, the alcoholism and drug abuse council of Orange County, is central to those issues in the county and in nearby Rockland County. “Bowling for a Cause” raises most of its money from community sponsors—a law firm, bank, insurance agent, real estate firm, and restaurant. It is interesting to know that neither Col. Lynch nor Dr. Dempster thought they would be eligible for Rotary because they incorrectly believed that Rotary was only for businessmen. As Rotarians they are glad to have a chance to improve their community. Learn more Warwick Valley Rotary Club: mailto:https://www.warwickvalleyrotary.org/ American Legion of Warwick on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Warwickpost214/ VFW of Warwick on Facebook: mailto:https://www.facebook.com/WarwickValleyVFWPost4662/ NAMI in Orange County, NY: mailto:http://www.namiorangeny.org/ ADAC (The Alcoholism & Drug Abuse Council of Orange County): mailto:http://www.adacinfo.com/ CATEGORIES Addiction Recovery Events Mental Health Rotary Club Projects --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

Fala galera! Entrando no ar mais um episódio do Act Cast Varginha, podcast realizado pelo Rotaract e pelo Interact Club de Varginha. Hoje o nosso papo é sobre o Rotary na vida Profissional, falamos um pouco sobre como participar da família rotária pode te ajudar no mercado de trabalho, e quais as habilidades que desenvolvemos ao longo dos anos. Fique ligado no nosso feed para mais episódios do Act Cast! Um grande abraço de todos de Varginha para o mundo!

Fala galera! Entrando no ar mais um episódio do Act Cast Varginha, podcast realizado pelo Rotaract e pelo Interact Club de Varginha. Hoje o nosso papo foi sobre a Prova Quádrupla, e como aplicar ela dentro e fora da vida rotária. Contamos casos, falamos sobre a importância desta, e como ela pode sempre ser um guia do que falamos, dizemos e pensamos. Fique ligado no nosso feed para mais episódios do Act Cast! Um grande abraço de todos de Varginha para o mundo!

Fala galera! Entrando no ar mais um episódio do Act Cast Varginha, podcast realizado pelo Rotaract e pelo Interact Club de Varginha. Hoje o nosso papo foi sobre conferências que vivenciamos aqui em Varginha, além disso comentamos um pouco sobre o lema do ano rotário 2019/20. Fique ligado no nosso feed para mais episódios do Act Cast! Um grande abraço de todos de Varginha para o mundo!

Fala Pessoal, bom dia, boa tarde, boa noite! Está começando o primeiro episódio do Act Cast, podcast criado pelo Rotaract Club e Interact Club de Varginha-MG, Distrito 4560. Este é um podcast feito para se informar sobre a projetos da família Rotária, ou simplesmente jogar conversa fora! O episódio de hoje é sobre a amizade na Família Rotária, e porque ela é diferente! Fiquem ligados no nosso Feed que logo novos episódios do melhor podcast sobre Rotary, Rotaract e Interact estão vindo por ai! Grande abraço!

The Interact Club will be hosting a games night after school on Friday for Grade 7 and 8 students.

RadioRotary interviews Rhinebeck Interact’s Grace Steele and Morgan Rakow, two of the 23 participants in the 2015 edition of that Interact Club’s “Nicaragua Project.” Interact is the high-school service organization sponsored by Rotary. Each year members of the Rhinebeck Interact Club, some adults (mostly Rhinebeck Rotarians), and some college students travel to the León department of Nicaragua where they work for a week on building and improving schools in impoverished rural villages. Under the supervision of a local foreman, the students bend rebar, mix cement, lay bricks, paint, and perform other basic construction tasks. Local workers continue the process. This is the second school that Rhinebeck Interact students have help build. Listen to these two enthusiastic girls tell about their work and their other Nicaraguan adventures. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

Rhinebeck Rotarian David Ives is the Executive Director of the Albert Schweitzer Institute, but that is just the tip of the iceberg for Ives’ many activities promoting worldwide peace and health. When he was 16, Ives took a trip to Latin America, where he was devastated by the poverty he encountered, and Ives determined to devote his life to helping others. After a stint in the Peace Corps in Nicaragua, he mixed an academic career with work for nonprofits, including Rotary International. A polio victim himself, he has volunteered to administer vaccine in Africa. He has worked with Rotary to organized peace forums in ten countries around the world. From his Nicaragua connection, he helped start the major commitment that Rhinebeck’s Interact Club has made to schools, pure water, and other improvements in rural León Province. A truly remarkable Rotarian. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

Interact clubs are service organizations for teenagers (and sometimes younger students) sponsored by local Rotary clubs. The Interact Club of Pawling is sponsored by Pawling Rotary Club and the Pawling Recreation Department. Teens in the club enjoy volunteering to work on community and humanitarian projects, from fundraising to implementation. So say the two Pawling Interact Club members who were interviewed with their Advisor, Robyn Woolley, Assistant Recreation Director for the Town of Pawling and Advisor to the Pawling Interact Club. Unlike most Interact clubs, which are affiliated with a specific school, this Interact club is community-based and open to all teens (grades 5-12) in the Pawling area. The club meets after school. Its activities include a strong summer day camp program for ages 3-14 and representation of the club at Rotary International Day at the U.N. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

Rhinebeck’s Interact Club (high school Rotary) students who participated in the Nicaragua Project — Sarah Turpin, Sean Phelan, and Anna Katomski — discuss their humanitarian work in Nicaragua. The project took a year to plan and was implemented this summer, 2010, primarily by Rhinebeck Interact students who helped build a classroom, provided clothing and school supplies, brought clean water treatment, and established gardens in a Nicaraguan community in need. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiorotary/support

Joseph and Jake discuss the role of the guidance counselor and the important role they play for students, and Leavenworth High School's international diversity (0:00 - 5:20); then are joined by Lisa Shepard to talk more about the relationship of a high school counselor to a school community, and her role as co-sponsor of Interact Club, and assignment to LHS' international students (5:20 - 23:30); finally German (via Berlin) exchange student, Karl Steinke, and the Brothers Barea (Javier and Santiago) from Spain, share their experiences as international students attending a U.S. high school in Kansas (23:30 - 52:15).

Eastern Regional School District Interact Club Senior Thanksgiving Brunch 2010-2011 Video