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I write on this forum to contact as many of you...could you, please, send some wonderful recipes, specific recipes of your country, the national dish or dessert...with pictures, if you want ...
forum post by Francoise T.
Welcome to our global E-Club of over 100 members in 11 countries on 6 continents,
We invite you to view our website and you may makeup a meeting with us anytime you want, from anywhere in the world. Simply click the Meeting tab above and login (visitors may simply introduce themselves to gain access). We'll send an email to your club secretary to confirm your attendance with us.
Be sure to check the multi Language greetings page in the weekly meetings.
Japan France Italy
Germany Mexico Brazil
Portugal Turkey Kenya
Members and visitors, please leave a comment at the end of our meetings. Welcome and we hope you enjoy our e-Club.
Rotary International Float in the January 2012 Tournament of Roses Parade
Projects Around the World
Since we're a global eClub, almost every project we do is local to one or more of our members. We have a sister club in Turks and Caicos, where we support their work with the Dictionary Project. We do a Matching Grant every year (see Our Projects in the left column), with past projects in South Africa and India.
Most of our members are heavily enagaged in their own communties serving on nonprofit boards, working on youth projects, bringing unique educational opportunities into local schools, educating local ranchers on sustainable practices for ranching, etc. In fact, we log over 700 hours of service every month, and have done so for several years.
Global Fellowship
Some people wonder how an eClub has Fellowship. Actually, we do it just like other clubs: we fly or drive to do projects together (Turks and Caicos Island dictionary project, HomeFront America Grubfest in California), we work together in committees on this website, we share with each other in the forums at every meeting, and we party together! If you've never been to a global party, you've really missed something!! (thank goodness for Skype!)
And we call each other, usually on Skype, where we can get voice and video. We also look for occasions to get-together, like when our President-Elect comes to PETS in District 5510 it's party time, and a great time to meet the incoming president. And it's always fun to meet our fellow eClub members at the RI Convention.
Program of the Week
Living on the Reservation
For two years John Dugaw worked as a physician at the Pinon Health Center in the middle of the Navajo Reservation. This is a delightful program on John and Ginny’s adventures.