On Friday, July 5th, an email was sent out in hopes you would take the Rotary Club Member Satisfaction Survey. If you have not taken the Survey, please click the Link below. Your insights will help us understand what we are doing well and where we can improve, ensuring that our club remains a vibrant, engaging, and impactful community for all.
The next hike of our Summer Series on Mount Lemmon is coming up in two weeks. Due to our higher summer temperatures, early sunrises, the already ramped up monsoon season and numerous requests received, we will be getting off to earlier starts on the summer hikes. Meeting place will continue to be LeBuzz on Tanque Verde and Catalina Highway.
Saturday, July 13 - Meadow and Mount Lemmon Loop - 6:30AM meet time for 8:00 AM start
This hike is rated as Easy covering 2.1 miles and 341 vertical feet. Although short in distance the hike is long in spectacular views from the highest points on the mountain. This beautiful hike will also take us to one of the Fire Lookout Towers overlooking the Catalinas and Tucson.
I hope that we will have a great turnout like the first hike of the Summer Series and see you on the trails!
Take the Meadow Trail #5A to start your journey through rocky ridges and stands of aspen trees near the summit of Mount Lemmon. Begin by hugging the fenceline and staying to the right. Once you reach the summit and clearing, head left to get a view of the south, overlooking the Catalinas, Tucson, the Santa Ritas, and beyond. Afterward, get back on the trail and loop around to connect with the Mount Lemmon Trail #5. From there, go left back towards the parking area. As you continue, take the spur on the right to the Lookout Tower. Keep in mind that while there are markers at the trailhead and at junctions, there are no markings along the trail.
For your Rotary Club of Tucson's Seventh Inaugural Whisky Event. This time it includes both whisky and a 5 course gourmet dinner.
Why? - because you deserve nothing less.
Two Time Iron Chef Champion Chef Kenneth Foy is inviting us to take part in his Summer Whiskey Dinner! Join us as we take you on an adventure of culinary delight paired with hand selected Whiskey. Details of the elaborate 5 courses and whiskys are on the Dante's Fire website under "events" July 21.
It's always a fun, festive, frolicking time.
In addition to you, feel free to bring along anyone you know who is fun, philanthropic, and whom you believe would be a great addition to our impressive, influential, impactful, prestigious, award-winning Rotary Club.
Details:
Date: July 21
Time: 6:00 pm
Location: Dante's Fire
2526 E Grant Road
520-382-9255
Cost: $105 (includes tip and tax)
RSVP by: July 18
How to RSVP: Text me (Mitch) at 631-943-5275
This is going to be a very special affair.
With almost excessively warm regards,
Mitch Pisik Brett Stein
The Other Chairman The Other Chairman
of the Rotary Whisky Club of the Rotary Whisky Club
So many of our Rotary members have enthusiastically approached (accosted?) us to arrange for an evening throwing axes - that we have arranged for an evening of throwing axes. This is so much fun! A wonderful opportunity to have a great time with your fellow Rotarians (and potential new members - who you are encouraged to invite to join us).
Date: August 14
Time: 5:30-7:30.
Location: St Hubert's Hatchet House (check out their website), 908 West Prince Road
Food? Yes. Well, what food? Your Favorite Pizzas and Favorite Cookies.
Beverages? But of course. Well, what beverages?:Soft drinks, soda, beer (yup, beer).
The Service Project Committee is making plans for next year’s projects. We will offer many of the same projects, but are open to a few new ones, as well.
If you would like to propose a new project, please email me no later than July 10th so the committee can consider whether to take it on as an official RCOT project. One caveat- if you propose a project, you must be willing to be the Team Captain which entails participating in the Service Project lunch on September 4th, recruiting volunteers via the newsletter/announcements at meetings, and organizing the details to ensure the project’s success.
Please include:
Proposed date(s) if you know them
Scope of the project
How many volunteers will be needed
I am also looking for a volunteer to be the Team Captain of the Recycling Project. Anyone interested please contact me.
We are looking for a couple members to join the A/V Committee. If you are interested in working the A/V or Switcher Studio once a month at our weekly meetings, please contact Dan Kalm.
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Dear Rotary Club of Tucson Members,
It's time.
So many of our Rotary members have enthusiastically approached (accosted?) us to arrange for an evening throwing axes - that we have arranged for an evening of throwing axes. This is so much fun! A wonderful opportunity to have a great time with your fellow Rotarians (and potential new members - who you are encouraged to invite to join us).
The Service Project Committee is making plans for next year’s projects. We will offer many of the same projects, but are open to a few new ones, as well.
We are looking for a couple members to join the A/V Committee. If you are interested in working the A/V or Switcher Studio once a month at our weekly meetings, please contact Dan Kalm.
