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Cameron Park
Service Above Self
Thursdays at 12:15 PM
Cameron Park Country Club
3201 Royal Drive
Cameron Park, CA 95682
United States of America
Phone:
(530) 683-7242
At 12:15pm on Thursdays.
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Next Meeting: Jan-19-2023: Ashley Bryant - 3 Strands, a Global Organization for Freedom
Our next speaker Ashley Bryant, CEO and Co-Founder of 3 Strands Global Foundation, had the following reflections about her recent past and the accomplishments and plans of 3 Strands: "I recently went back to school to get my master’s in public administration while running 3Strands Global Foundation full-time. My courses at Cornell University were tough and stretched me to think about how we address ending human trafficking. I thought about the programs we offer, how we deliver prevention, and about all our outcomes over the past 12 years. As I reflected, I realized we reached many pinnacle moments this year as we celebrated:
 
• The PROTECT program reached over 110,000 educational staff trained
• 750,000+students educated in nine different states
• Served over 700 survivors and at-risk individuals through our Employ + Empower program
• Opened our San Jose Employ + Empower program
• Reached 30 workforce development staff with BRAVE (Best Practices and Approaches for Victims of Exploitation)
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Blue Badge Ceremony for Renee Villanueva
Anne Eckert led the ceremony to present new Honorary Member, Renee Villanueva with her Blue Badge upon having participated and contributed to the club in several ways.  Renee works at Astute Wealth Management for member Ben Young.  All three are pictured here.  Renee started contributing to the club by volunteering for Wine Fest last summer before she was even a Red Badge member.
Last Meeting, Jan-12-2023: Melissa Neal - EDC Ag in the Classroom

 

Melissa Neal, Executive Director, described the goals, accomplishments and needs of her organization: El Dorado County Ag in the Classroom.  AITC is a local, grassroots, charitable organization that provides quality agriculture-related educational resources, programs, and training opportunities to cultivate through education an understanding and appreciation of how important and all-encompassing agriculture is in our daily lives. 

AITC's two major programs are: 
1) The Farm Day event:  AITC and other volunteers have hosted thousands of our local third graders from Lake Tahoe to El Dorado Hills for a day of hands-on, place-based, agricultural education. Farm Day is a fun, hands-on field trip where students and teachers experience the sights, sounds, smells and feels of agriculture and its role in our everyday lives, our county, and its economy.  Throughout the day, students and their teachers rotate to 6-8 different learning stations taught in the context of local farms, ranches, forests, and watersheds to learn about farms, natural resources, food, nutrition, and animals.  Learning stations are presented by organizations, businesses, and people who are experts in their field.  Over 300 volunteers from farms and Ag related businesses participate in the event held at the County Farigrounds in Placerville.  Melissa showed us a fun video of Farm Day.
2) The Fields of Learning Program pairs a school with a local farm to enhance students’ education through hands-on agricultural experiences. This ongoing relationship between the school and local farm includes three farm visits per year and gives children the opportunity to learn about local agriculture and its role in their community. 
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Speakers
Jan 19, 2023 12:15 PM
3 Strands, a global organization for freedom
Jan 26, 2023 12:15 PM
Soroptimist Coordinator re: aid to victims of trafficking
Feb 02, 2023 12:15 PM
Center for Post Traumatic Growth
Feb 09, 2023 12:15 PM
Director of IT at El Dorado County,
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Upcoming Events
CP Rotary Board Meeting
On-line Zoom
Feb 07, 2023
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
 
CP Rotary Board Meeting
On-line Zoom
Mar 07, 2023
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
 
CP Rotary Board Meeting
On-line Zoom
Apr 04, 2023
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
 
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Announcements: 
 
Anne Eckert:  The club is hosting a Fireside Chat evening affair at President Don's home with goodies to eat and drink to introduce new and prospective members and their spouse/partner to our club.   Committee meeting after the meeting to plan this event
 
Dave Sargent: Layla Darona (pictured with Dave), our server at our lunch meetings, is the newest recipient of a Rassmussen Endowment grant to help with her expenses at Folsom Lake College in her pursuit of a career in nursing.  She will be leaving us this coming semester to study in Florence, Italy.
 
Steve Long:  1) Call for all teamsters on January 24th to help haul bicycles from the Dump to the Prison;  2) He sent around a sign-up sheet for volunteers to go to one of four schools to distribute dictionaries to 3rd Graders.
 
Bill Ettlich:  Bill is working on updates to the Club's bylaws.  Expect an email soon so you can review the proposed updates to the bylaws. 
 
Guests: 
None.
 
Happy (or Not) Bucks
Dave Sargent, $10 Happy to hear his 7th Grade granddaughter's singing performance.
 
Gary Gall, $10:  $5 sad bucks that Spirit Airlines canceled their flight to Las Vegas, +  $5 Happy to see the Raiders-49ers game in a beautiful stadium.
 
Anne Eckert, $14 Happy Bucks for her birthday
 
Ben Foulk, $10 Happy Bucks for his birthday in December.
 
Marlyn Pino-Jones: $20 Happy that EID repaired a leak in her line during the rain storm.
 
Birthdays in January
Joellen Brooks
Anne Eckert
Bill Ettlich
 
-----Spouses-----
Linda Grieco
Kathe Hughes
 
Anniversaries in January
Bill and Kathe Hughes
 
 
Meeting Responsibilities 
 
           _Words of Wisdom_       __Greeter______            __Front Desk____
01/19   <Need to distribute sign-up sheet>