Fighting Disease and Ending Polio Now
Rotary’s top priority is the eradication of polio, but our members take on far greater responsibilities to fight disease. They set up health camps and training facilities in undeveloped countries […]
Rotary’s top priority is the eradication of polio, but our members take on far greater responsibilities to fight disease. They set up health camps and training facilities in undeveloped countries […]
Members of Orange Plaza Rotary celebrated the work of The Rotary Foundation at the annual Rotary District 5320 Foundation Gala, held November 14th at Crevier Classic Cars. The event drew
Orange Plaza Rotary welcomed local car enthusiasts to our regular meeting spot at Marie Callender’s on July 29th. The “cruise-in” was a chance to check out some great cars and
Cruise into the Marie Callender’s parking lot on July 29th or August 26th for cool cars, happy hour specials and great food! Present your ticket when you dine and Orange
Orange Plaza Rotary celebrated another year of service over dinner with family and friends at Orange Hill Restaurant on June 24th. The club, which marked its 30th anniversary in March,
Orange Plaza Rotary observed World Polio Day with a special “Polio Update” presentation by Past District Governor Rae Shirer. The program will be repeated on November 5th. Members of
As World Polio Day approaches, many Rotarians wonder if polio can truly be eradicated in the world by 2018. Meanwhile, most American are unaware of the risk that polio could,
Orange Plaza Rotarian (and Past District Governor) Rae Shirer receives her Paul Harris +5 pin for her support of The Rotary Foundation. The pin represents total donations of $6,000 for the
Thank you to everyone that came out to support Orange Plaza Rotary at the Orange International Street Fair this weekend. We raised several thousand dollars to End Polio Now and to support our community service projects.
Members of five Rotary clubs met with Orange Plaza Rotary on July 30th to celebrate the success of the Edenvale School renovation project, funded by a Rotary District 5320 grant.