I am beyond thrilled and humbled to serve as the new President of our incredible club. It is an honor to follow in the footsteps of so many amazing individuals who have led us to where we are today. I am grateful for the opportunity to lead the greatest Rotary Club and I am excited for all the possibilities before us.
Last year, we experienced growth in membership, and I am eager to continue that trend. Our club has so much to offer - from our Tucson Classics Car Show; to our service projects; to our fellowships - but most importantly, we are blessed with amazing members who are dedicated to making a difference in our community.
As we embark on this new year, I ask each one of you to lean in. Lean into service above self, lean in to create our successes, and lean into the magic of Rotary. Together, we can achieve great things and continue to make a positive impact on our club, our community and the world.
I want to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you for your commitment and dedication to our club. It is because of your hard work and passion that we can achieve such a tangible impact. I look forward to working alongside all of you in the coming year and I am confident that together we will make our club even more amazing.
Thank you for all that you do and for being a part of our Rotary family. I look forward to seeing you all at our meeting on July 17th as I share our club goals for this year.
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
The Rotary Club of Tucson will be volunteering at the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona on Saturday, July 27th located at 3003 S. Country Club Rd. in Tucson from 9 am-12 pm. We will be boxing food for 100’s if not 1000’s of people less fortunate than us and having a great time together while doing it. Our efforts in our first two volunteer opportunities have helped provide over 140,000 lbs. of boxed food for the elderly and families in and around Pima County. We are looking for 30 to 50 people 16 years of age on up to help, and for those that would like we will meet afterwards for lunch and fun fellowship! Please print your name on the sheet on your table with your email or contact Bobby Larson at 520-730-5271. Thanks gang, and I promise you will leave feeling better than when you arrived! ~~Bobby Larson P.S. Wear comfortable shoes as you’ll be standing a lot but there are a couple of 15 minute breaks.
Our Replacement Social Mixer is on Wednesday, July 31st at Union Public House from 5:30 - 7:30pm. Union is located at St. Phillips Plaza at River Rd/Campbell. (4340 N Campbell). It is an indoor/outdoor venue. Guest fee is $35 and will be billed to your account. As with all replacement mixers, this is a no host bar. All must register at www.tucsonrotary.org under Upcoming Events. Remember, no lunch meeting on Wednesday, 7/31/24. Let's all have some fun and fellowship at Union!!!
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).
We have an opportunity to assist Sister Jose Women's Shelter. a 2024 Car Show beneficiary, this year. Sister Jose is dedicated to assisting women experiencing homelessness in a welcoming safe space. Their day center provides unaccompanied women who are unhoused with a stable and safe environment to recuperate from the daily struggle of homelessness and extreme poverty. We'll be doing two donation drives with items their women will need on August 21 and October 2. There will also be two service projects September 21 and October 5. September 21 encompasses weed restoration (picking) and October 5 will be some fence painting. Please take a look at the flyers on your table for the list of items needed for the donation drive. Contact Wally or Jim with questions.
The second hike of our first annual "Summer Series" was another well attended outing. Martha and I were joined by Hugh & Allyn Thompson, Michael Guymon, Bill Condit, Bill Mesch and family members Amy Nelson & Jim Bachman for a beautiful morning on Mount Lemmon. The group enjoyed the Meadow and Mount Lemmon loop for a relaxing and scenic hike prior to the heat of the day.
Please mark your calendars for the third leg of our Summer Hiking Series on Saturday, August 10th when we will be heading into Wilderness of Rocks from the Marshall Gulch trailhead!
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 Members of the Rotary Club of Tucson,
It's time.
The Rotary Club of Tucson will be volunteering at the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona on Saturday, July 27th located at 3003 S. Country Club Rd. in Tucson from 9 am-12 pm. We will be boxing food for 100’s if not 1000’s of people less fortunate than us and having a great time together while doing it. Our efforts in our first two volunteer opportunities have helped provide over 140,000 lbs. of boxed food for the elderly and families in and around Pima County. We are looking for 30 to 50 people 16 years of age on up to help, and for those that would like we will meet afterwards for lunch and fun fellowship! Please print your name on the sheet on your table with your email or contact Bobby Larson at 520-730-5271. Thanks gang, and I promise you will leave feeling better than when you arrived! ~~Bobby Larson P.S. Wear comfortable shoes as you’ll be standing a lot but there are a couple of 15 minute breaks.
Our Replacement Social Mixer is on Wednesday, July 31st at Union Public House from 5:30 - 7:30pm. Union is located at St. Phillips Plaza at River Rd/Campbell. (4340 N Campbell). It is an indoor/outdoor venue. Guest fee is $35 and will be billed to your account. As with all replacement mixers, this is a no host bar. All must register at 
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).
We have an opportunity to assist Sister Jose Women's Shelter. a 2024 Car Show beneficiary, this year. Sister Jose is dedicated to assisting women experiencing homelessness in a welcoming safe space. Their day center provides unaccompanied women who are unhoused with a stable and safe environment to recuperate from the daily struggle of homelessness and extreme poverty. We'll be doing two donation drives with items their women will need on August 21 and October 2. There will also be two service projects September 21 and October 5. September 21 encompasses weed restoration (picking) and October 5 will be some fence painting. Please take a look at the flyers on your table for the list of items needed for the donation drive. Contact Wally or Jim with questions.
The second hike of our first annual "Summer Series" was another well attended outing. Martha and I were joined by Hugh & Allyn Thompson, Michael Guymon, Bill Condit, Bill Mesch and family members Amy Nelson & Jim Bachman for a beautiful morning on Mount Lemmon. The group enjoyed the Meadow and Mount Lemmon loop for a relaxing and scenic hike prior to the heat of the day.
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.
