In this episode of Rotary Club Radio, I interview Kathy Korge and Sonya Yencer of the Red Thread Project.  Currently working in China, Haiti, and the United States, this inspirational story will challenge your Rotary Club and its members to make a difference in the world.

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Rotary Minute

Are you looking for ways to promote Rotary on your website, Facebook and Twitter?  One way to get Rotary’s message out to the masses is through video!  Short & effective videos can say more about Rotary in 60 seconds than an ordinary person could say in 15 minutes.  Videos are relevant and can make others think and act.  They are powerful tools and Rotary International want you to use them…for free!

Did you know that Rotary International has YouTube and Vimeo channels full of great videos…hundreds of them, covering just about every issue a Rotarian may be wondering about.

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The Red Thread Promise is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization dedicated to providing hope and healing to needy and orphaned children.

The Red Thread Promise (TRTP) is a non-profit organization whose mission is to provide life-changing medical procedures to special-needs orphans and needy children who have no funds with which to pay for these services. Our program exists to improve the quality of life for these children. We want to provide them with the treatment they need so that each child has the chance to live a life with dignity, health and hope.

The Red Thread Promise is an American organization with a global focus. We consider our humanitarian efforts to be an investment in world peace, building relationships between people of different countries, connecting strangers for the greater good of humanity. Through involvement in TRTP, it is our dream that people will value the lives of others as much as their own.

We believe that the well-being and health of children is a right, not merely a luxury for those who can afford it. It is for these little ones that we continue to advocate through our international medical programs and national hippotherapy program. We have concentrated our efforts in 3 global communities: China, Haiti and the United States.

There are numerous ways for volunteers and donors to get involved. Please visit our website to explore the possibilities.

Enjoy the show!

Links

• The Red Tread Project
• McKenna Farms Therapy
• St. Vincent’s Center for Handicapped Children
• www.Rotary.org
• Rotary on YouTube
• Rotary on Vimeo
• www.Rotary5960.org

Kathy Korge, President
The Red Thread Promise
4027 Dauphine Streeet
New Orleans, LA 70117
817-320-6522
RedThreadPromise.org

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In Memory of Rotarian John Deir, DGN 2013 – 2014 (Rotary District 5960)
Member of the Lake Elmo Rotary Club

It is with a heavy heart that Rotary District 5960 confirms the death of Rtn. John Deir of the Lake Elmo Rotary Club.  John was slated to be the District Governor in 2013 – 2014.

John recently retired from a thirty-seven year career in education.  The first twelve years were spent as a Social Studies teacher in Marshall, Minnesota.  He then moved into the position of assistant principal at Marshall High School.

After a two year stop as the Marshall Middle School principal, he moved to Litchfield, Minnesota and assumed the principal’s position at Litchfield High School.  In 1992, John moved to the Cities and became the principal at Fridley High School where he remained until he retired in 2003.

In 1986, he was invited to become a member of the Litchfield Rotary Club.  He was elected president of that club in 1992 but resigned when he went to Fridley that year.  He was Fridley-Columbia Heights Rotary Club president in the year of Rotary’s 100th celebration from 2004-2005.

Upon his first retirement, he became a realtor with Coldwell Banker Burnet in Fridley for two years.  In 2005, he was asked to serve as the interim principal in Mahtomedi and remained in that position for four years, retiring again in 2009.   During this time, John and his wife, Sandy Nicholson, moved to Stillwater and he joined the new Rotary club in Lake Elmo.  He served as their president in 2008-2009.  John has served as an Assistant Governor for Area 11 and as the Future Vision Pilot trainer.

John joined Rotary in 1986 because the high school principal was the designated Rotarian from the school administration.  While a member, he discovered that Rotary embodied programs that reflected his value system.  Helping those less fortunate.  Working for peace.  Providing opportunities for a better and healthier life.  And the idea of service above self hit a nerve.  Over time he had come to a full stride as a Rotarian and was eager to serve Rotary in a different capacity as governor of District 5960.

John lived in Stillwater with his wife Sandy.  Both he and Sandy enjoyed traveling.  John was an avid reader of non-fiction.  As a history major, he enjoyed history and politics as well as dabbling in fiction and other fields from time to time.   John and Sandy have two children.  Tim lives in Texas and has two children.  Anna Nicholson lives in the Twin Cities area.

Rotary District 5960 and all of its Rotary Clubs send our condolences to John’s wife, Sandy, and their kids.  He was a great Rotarian and will be missed by all who knew him.

Here is a Rotary commercial John taped at a District event in 2011:

For additional questions or comments, please contact:

Jingle Mahan
jingle@rotary5960.org

In this episode of Rotary Club Radio, I interview Daniel Sellers, the Executive Director of Teach for America – Twin Cities.  An organization dedicated to ensuring that one day, all children in this nation will have an opportunity to attain an excellent education.

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Rotary Minute

Are you looking for ways to promote Rotary on your website, Facebook and Twitter?  One way to get Rotary’s message out to the masses is through video!  Short & effective videos can say more about Rotary in 60 seconds than an ordinary person could say in 15 minutes.  Videos are relevant and can make others think and act.  They are powerful tools and Rotary International want you to use them…for free!

Did you know that Rotary International has YouTube and Vimeo channels full of great videos…hundreds of them, covering just about every issue a Rotarian may be wondering about.

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Teach For America is growing the movement of leaders who work to ensure that kids growing up in poverty get an excellent education.  Today, poverty limits educational opportunity – but it doesn’t have to be that way.  Although 16 million American children face the extra challenges of poverty, an increasing body of evidence shows that they can achieve at the highest levels.

Take a look at the Teach for America Flyer for more information on the program.  If you would like more information about what we do, click Here.

Enjoy the show!

Links

• www.TeachforAmerica.org
• www.Rotary.org
• Rotary on YouTube
• Rotary on Vimeo
• www.Rotary5960.org

Daniel Sellers, Executive Director
Teach For America • Twin Cities
401 2nd Avenue North, Suite 200
Minneapolis, MN 55401
612.333.1158 x39101 (o)

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In this episode of Rotary Club Radio, I interviewed Shara Anderson and 2 of her children, Cade and Ella, that participated in the mobile Feed My Starving Children packing event.  As you’ll hear in the interview, Feed My Starving Children is making a huge impact around the world and Rotarians are joining forces to help.

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Rotary News

First, I want to congratulate Rotary on 107 years of being an amazing service organization make a huge difference in the world!  Rotarians should be very proud of who they are and what they are a part of!

Also, it was recently announced that there were no New cases of Polio in India – due to the efforts of Rotary Internationals’ Polio Eradication campaign we have finally ceased the diseases growth in India.

Rotary began its efforts to fight polio in 1985 and by the time we’ve wipe polio out, we’ll have made contributions of nearly $1.2 Billion!  More recently, Rotary began working with the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundations to help raise much needed funds to eradicate polio.  Rotary recently announced that they succeeded in meeting the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation’s $200 Million match on January 17th!

Not only with money, but thousands of Rotarians have participated in National Immunization Days to immunize millions of children all around the world.  They signature yellow vests and hats are a welcome site through out the world as people associate people associate the eradication of polio with Rotary.

Again, Rotarians have a lot to be proud of and excited about!

Are you a Rotarian?  Why not!

Featured Segment

Today I sit down with my wife Shara and 2 oldest kids, Cade and Ella, to talk about their experiences at the Feed My Starving Children mobile food packing event in St. Croix Falls, WI.  See pictures of the event here.

At 5 & 7 years old, these kids already know the importance of helping other kids in poverty.  Starving kids around the world are dying in massive numbers and through the simple words of 2 kids and a mom, we try to explore the power of giving life with the gift of food.

Are you going to your District Conference?

The 2012 Rotary District 5960 Annual Conference in River Falls, WI on April 13-14, 2012.

Links

• www.fmsc.org
• Feed my Starving Children Videos
• Shara’s Blog about FMSC
• www.Rotary.org
• www.Rotary5960.org

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Rotary Club Radio was honored to sit down with Peter Vodenka and hear his story.  As you’ll hear in my interview with him, he risked everything for freedom.  He and his wife and their 2 children gave up everything they knew to escape from Communism in Czechoslovakia.  Listen to his amazing story!

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In today’s featured segment, I sit down with Peter Vodenka.  In June of 1983, Peter, his wife their 4 year-old daughter and two-year-old son defected from behind the Iron Curtain of Communist Czechoslovakia.  In the middle of a cold, rainy night, they ran for our lives across the border from Communist Yugoslavia to western Austria while being chased by guards with automatic weapons.

They had spent ten years planning their escape.  They could tell no-one, not even their families of their plan and they left them and everything we owned behind. This was the only way to protect them from the wrath of their government, which they knew would come if we were successful.  If captured, Peter and his wife would have faced an automatic 10 year sentence in a hard-labor prison camp with the most dangerous criminals.  Their children would have been taken and raised in government-run institutions.They would have been labeled as political criminals and would never have seen their children again.

• How did Peter and his family escape?
• What was it really like to live in a communist country?
• How did they get to America?
• Did they ever see their family again?
• Was freedom really worth the risk?

Listen to the interview to find out!  Peter is an amazing story teller, author and speaker.  He is available to speak at your next event and his book is available on his website.

Links

• www.JourneyforFreedom.com
• www.Rotary5960.org

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On February 8, 2012, Rotary Club Radio hosted 6 Russian delegates for a live interview on Rotary Club Radio.  See the video or audio below.

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In today’s featured segment, we will be interviewing delegates from the Open World Leadership Center.

About the Open World Leadership Center

The Open World Leadership Center administers the Open World program, one of the most effective U.S. exchange programs for countries of the post-Soviet era.  Begun as a pilot program in 1999 and established as a permanent agency in late 2000, the Center conducts the first and only international exchange agency in the U.S. Legislative Branch and, as such, has enabled more than 17,000 current and future leaders from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan to meaningfully engage and interact with Members of Congress, Congressional staff, and thousands of other Americans, many of whom are the delegates’ direct professional counterparts.

Mission Statement:
To enhance understanding and capabilities for cooperation between the United States and the countries of Eurasia by developing a network of leaders in the region who have gained significant, firsthand exposure to America’s democratic, accountable government and its free-market system.

Open World Website

Rotary International is a Host Organization and active supporter of the Open World Leadership Center.  It is a privilege to have the opportunity to interview the delegates and look forward to finding out more about the program.

The Delegates

The delegates are all educators, with an emphasis on Special Education.  During their stay in America, they will experience a wide variety of both cultural and educational learning experiences.  They will arrive in Minneapolis/St. Paul on February 3 and depart on February 11th with a greater understanding of American culture and experiences.

Some of the activities they will take part in are:

• Minnesota ‘Special’ Ice Hockey Game
• Super Bowl Party
• Multiple School Tours
• College Tour
• Rotary Clubs
• Golf day with Disable War Veterans
• Feed My Starving Children Packing
• Hiking Interstate Park
• NHL Hockey Game – MN Wild
• MN Supreme Court Visit
• MN State Capitol Tour

Meet the Delegates:

• Yevgeniya Cherepovskaya – Facilitator
• Zoya Berdnikova
• Larisa Falkovskaya
• Yuliya Vitalyevna
• Yelena Levina
• Olesya Romanova

Delegates spoke at the St. Croix Falls Rotary Club

After the live Rotary Club Radio broadcast, the delegates met at the St. Croix Falls Rotary Club meeting where they were introduced and gave a program about their local Rotary Club in .  They will also be speaking to the club about their experiences in Russia and the United States over the last week.

Due to the number of Members & visitors on February 8th – if you are interested in visiting the club, please email rotary@scfrotary.org.

Links

• St. Croix Falls Rotary Club
• Open World Leadership Center
• www.Rotary5960.org

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St. Croix Falls, WI – On February 8, 2012, Rotary Club Radio will host 6 Russian delegates for a live interview that will be broadcast over the internet all over the world!

About the Open World Leadership Center

The Open World Leadership Center administers the Open World program, one of the most effective U.S. exchange programs for countries of the post-Soviet era.  Begun as a pilot program in 1999 and established as a permanent agency in late 2000, the Center conducts the first and only international exchange agency in the U.S. Legislative Branch and, as such, has enabled more than 17,000 current and future leaders from Azerbaijan, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russia, Ukraine, Tajikistan, and Turkmenistan to meaningfully engage and interact with Members of Congress, Congressional staff, and thousands of other Americans, many of whom are the delegates’ direct professional counterparts.

Mission Statement:
To enhance understanding and capabilities for cooperation between the United States and the countries of Eurasia by developing a network of leaders in the region who have gained significant, firsthand exposure to America’s democratic, accountable government and its free-market system.

Open World Website

Rotary International is a Host Organization and active supporter of the Open World Leadership Center.  It is a privilege to have the opportunity to interview the delegates and look forward to finding out more about the program.

Rotary Club Radio Live!

On February 8th, 2012, Rotary Club Radio will broadcast our first ever live show from the St. Croix Falls Library and will have the honor of interviewing 6 delegates from the Open World Leadership Center.  The delegates are being hosted for their 8 day stay in America by the White Bear Lake Rotary Club in White Bear Lake, MN.

Be Part of the Show

Rotary Club Radio invites the members of the St. Croix Falls Rotary Club and other interested person to attend the show.  If you would like to be a part of the audience, please come to the St. Croix Falls Library on February 8th – the show starts at 10 AM. Space is limited, so please RSVP by emailing: kirk(at)rotaryclubradio.com

The show will be broadcast live on our website, so you if you prefer, you can watch the program at www.RotaryClubRadio.com.  If you miss the show, don’t worry – we’ll post the replay.

The Delegates

The delegates are all educators, with an emphasis on Special Education.  During their stay in America, they will experience a wide variety of both cultural and educational learning experiences.  They will arrive in Minneapolis/St. Paul on February 3 and depart on February 11th with a greater understanding of American culture and experiences.

Some of the activities they will take part in are:

• Minnesota ‘Special’ Ice Hockey Game
• Super Bowl Party
• Multiple School Tours
• College Tour
• Rotary Clubs
• Golf day with Disable War Veterans
• Feed My Starving Children Packing
• Hiking Interstate Park
• NHL Hockey Game – MN Wild
• MN Supreme Court Visit
• MN State Capitol Tour

Meet the Delegates:

• Yevgeniya Cherepovskaya – Facilitator
• Zoya Berdnikova
• Larisa Falkovskaya
• Yuliya Vitalyevna
• Yelena Levina
• Olesya Romanova

Delegates will speak at the St. Croix Falls Rotary Club

After the live Rotary Club Radio broadcast, the delegates will be escorted over to the St. Croix Falls Rotary Club meeting for a delicious lunch at the Dalles House Restaurant.  They will also be speaking to the club about their experiences in Russia and the United States over the last week.

Due to the number of Members & visitors on February 8th – if you are interested in visiting the club, please email rotary@scfrotary.org.

Watch Live Here @ 10 AM CST – Wednesday, February 8th, 2012

If you didn’t catch the live show, you can watch it here or download the audio on the website or from iTunes!

Thanks for listening to Rotary Club Radio.

Kirk

Rotary International has succeeded in meeting the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s US$200 million match in funding for polio eradication, raising more than $202.6 million as of 17 January.

“We’ll celebrate this milestone, but it doesn’t mean that we’ll stop raising money or spreading the word about polio eradication,” Rotary Foundation Trustee John F. Germ told Rotary leaders at the International Assembly in San Diego, California, USA. “We can’t stop until our entire world is certified as polio-free.”

The fundraising milestone was reached in response to $355 million in challenge grants awarded to The Rotary Foundation by the Gates Foundation. All funds have been earmarked to support polio immunization activities in affected countries where the vaccine-preventable disease continues to paralyze children.

“In recognition of Rotary’s great work, and to inspire Rotarians in the future, the [Gates] foundation is committing an additional $50 million to extend our partnership,” said Jeff Raikes, chief executive officer of the Gates Foundation. “Rotary started the global fight against polio, and continues to set the tone for private fundraising, grassroots engagement, and maintaining polio at the top of the agenda with key policymakers.” Raikes also addressed Rotary leaders at the International Assembly.

The new $50 million grant from the Gates Foundation is not a challenge grant.

Since 1988, the incidence of polio has plummeted by more than 99 percent, from about 350,000 cases annually to fewer than 650 cases reported so far for 2011. The wild poliovirus is now endemic in only four countries: Afghanistan, India, Nigeria, and Pakistan. However, India on 13 January marked a full calendar year without a case, paving the way for its removal from the endemic list.

But other countries also remain at risk for polio cases imported from the endemic countries. In Africa in 2011, Chad and the Democratic Republic of the Congo had significant outbreaks. Also in 2011, a small cluster of polio cases in China, which had been polio-free for a decade, was traced to Pakistan.

Rotary club members not only reached into their own pockets to support the Gates challenge, but also engaged their communities in a variety of creative fundraising projects, such as a fashion show in California that raised $52,000, benefit film screenings in New Zealand and Australia that netted $54,000, and a pledge-supported hike through Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, that brought in $38,000. Many events were planned around 24 October, widely observed as World Polio Day.

To date, Rotarians worldwide have contributed more than $1 billion toward the eradication of polio, a cause Rotary took on in 1985. In 1988, the World Health Organization, UNICEF, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention joined Rotary as spearheading partners of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative. More recently, the Gates Foundation has become a major supporter. In 2007, the Gates Foundation gave Rotary a $100 million challenge grant for polio eradication, increasing it to $355 million in 2009. Rotary agreed to raise $200 million in matching funds by 30 June 2012.

Reaching children with the oral polio vaccine in the disease’s remaining strongholds is labor- and resource-intensive due to a host of challenges, including poor infrastructure, geographical isolation, armed conflict, and cultural misunderstanding about the eradication campaign.

For more information: Rotary’s efforts to eradicate polio

Are you looking for a fun event for a worth while cause?  Check out the 2012 ‘BEAR’ly Open Golf on Ice!

White Bear Lake, MN – White Bear Events and WBL Rotary Club are excited to announce the 5th Annual ‘BEAR’ly Open Golf on Ice Winter Fun Event sponsored by Lexus of Maplewood.

This official St. Paul Winter Carnival Event is scheduled for Saturday, January 21, 2012, and will take place on the ice at Ramsey County Beach in White Bear Lake, from 11 am to 4 pm. There is also a Community Dance Party at the White Bear Country Inn in WBL on Friday, January 20, from 8 pm to 11 pm.

An 18-hole course is designed on the lake, complete with real pine trees, hole sponsors and many fun activities. Form your own foursome, or sign up individually. The event is open to all ages. Registration is limited and online entries must be emailed by January 18. You may register in person the day of the event as well.

All net proceeds go to the WBL Area Food Shelves – where the need has never been greater. So far the event has contributed over $40,000 to the Area Food Shelves.

Don’t miss the “Hottest” Winter Golf Event of the year.

TO REGISTER FOR GOLFING, CLICK HERE

TO SPONSOR A HOLE, CLICK HERE

FACEBOOK LINK

For registration forms and more information visit www.explorewhitebear.org or email bearlyopen@hotmail.com

Happy New Year!  It is January 1, 2012 and today on Rotary Club Radio, I’ll be interviewing Pat O’Malley, a member of the River Falls Rotary Club and President of a non-profit organization Haitian Relief Services.  Thanks for listening!

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Featured Segment

Haitian Relief Services

Pat O’Malley has an inspirational story about his many journeys to Haiti, over 150 trips, to build relief housing and school as part of his non-profit organization, Haitian Relief Services.

Pat spoke to my Rotary Club in St. Croix Falls Wisconsin and immediately knew I wanted to have him share his story with you and Rotary Club Radio!  It was inspirational & motivational!

I know you’ll enjoy this episode of Rotary Club Radio.  If you have any questions or think your club may like to get involved with the Haitian Relief Service project, please visit www.haitianrelief.org.

Links

• www.haitianrelief.org
• Episode #8 – Friends of the Orphans – Haiti
• www.Rotary5960.org

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