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Upcoming Weekly Programs
Online registration by 3:00 PM each Monday for the following day's meeting.
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May 21 - Dr. Guy Theodore, Haiti Recovery
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Come learn about the work that ROTARY/One did on their most recent trip to Haiti with Dr. Guy Theodore, Founder of Bienfaisance de Pignon, a organization whose mission is providing community and public healthcare, education, clean water and agricultural sustainability.
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May 28 - Anne Pramaggiore, ComEd
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Anne Pramaggiore is President and CEO of ComEd, which has 5,700 employees and revenues of approximately $6.1 billion
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June 4 - Rotary After Work
Union League Club
Heritage Room
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Social and Networking.
Appetizers and Cash Bar
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A complete listing of our upcoming events can be found here.
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Club Meeting Times and Locations
Weekly Meetings
Tuesdays, 12:00 to 1:30 PM
*Note: The first Tuesday of each month is Rotary After Work at 5:30 and may be at other venues.
Location:
Union League Club
65 West Jackson Blvd. Chicago, IL 60604
Dress Code:
Business or Business Casual
Luncheons and Rotary After Work are $35.00 per person
Reservations, please make a reservation by 3:00 each Monday
Online - Click on meeting date.
Email: RSVP@rotaryone.net
Voice-mail: (312) 372-3900
Second and Fourth Wednesday Evenings
6:00 PM Social (Cash Bar)
6:30-7:30 PM Meeting (No Charge)
O'Brien's Restaurant - 1528 N. Wells Street, Chicago, IL
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OUR SERVICE REPORT.....MAKING A DIFFERENCE SINCE 1905.
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Support the ROTARY/One Foundation & the Service Projects of the Rotary Club of Chicago
(Click graphic to donate online.)
or to mail in a pledge/payment
ROTARY/One is made up of professional men and women who meet weekly to collaborate on business as well as use our collective talents and resources to make a difference in the world. Just in this last year ROTARY/One has contributed in a meaningful way to significant Chicago community and international projects, including:
• providing summer internships to 250 Chicago Public High School students through Job1, our signature project, now in its 9th year;
• enabling women in an economically depressed Chicago neighborhood to receive access to mammograms and education about breast cancer prevention and awareness;
• impacting 1000+ students, teachers and family members from a school district in Thailand by enabling them to access clean water;
• building shelters for people in Haiti who were still homeless a year after the 2011 earthquake;
• initiating a peace forum with local community and government leaders to address the rash of gun violence in Chicago.
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Rotary
Club of Chicago
ROTARY/One Foundation, Inc.
Rotaract Club of Chicago
University of Chicago Rotaract Club
The Rotary Club of Chicago was founded
on February 23, 1905. Leaders of the Club went on to establish Rotary
International in 1910. Paul Harris, Rotary's founder, became the first
international president. Ches Perry, of
ROTARY/One became the first general secretary of the newly formed international
office.
The Rotary Club of Chicago,
operating as ROTARY/One, the world's first service club has for 108 years
remained dedicated to the Rotary Movement and its continued growth to over 200
countries.
Please consider donating to
support Rotary's effort to eradicate Polio from the world and to support the
service projects of the club. Donations may be made online at a secure
location by clicking on
Donations and Payments.
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Contact Us
Rotary Club of Chicago
65 West Jackson Blvd. Chicago, IL 60604
Virtual Office
A Virtual Office - Please leave your number and reason for the call.
Luncheon Reservation & Voice-mail: (312) 372-3900
Email: info@rotaryone.net
Lisa Russ, club president
David Phelps, chief administrative officer
Moya Belcaster, accounting, senior financial consultant
Nancy Phelps, member services
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Member Weekly Meeting Assignments
Rotary was founded on February 23, 1905. Leaders of the Rotary Club of Chicago went on to establish Rotary International in 1910.
Club Leadership
2012-2013 Board of Directors and Committee Chairs (co-Chairs)
Lisa Russ, president
Jana Herdova, secretary
Gail Anderson, treasurer
Michael Faris, president elect
Pedro Cevallos, president nominee
Khaled Akkawi, community service
Conor Gee, public relations
Margrethe Kearney, community service
Amanda Lewis, membership
Paul McConville, membership
Cheryl McIntyre, vocational service
Gus R. Noble, program
Pancho Nunez, fellowship
Jodi Santeford, international
Marshall Schmitt, service director & grants
Foundation Board of Trustees
Arol Augsburger, chair
Andrea Luehmann, vice chair
Jim Buik, treasurer
John Noonan, secretary
Gail Anderson
Pedro Cevallos
Michael Faris
Robert Knuepfer
Mohan Rao
Meeting Times and Locations
Weekly Meetings
Tuesdays, 12:00 to 1:30 PM
*Note: The first Tuesday of each month is Rotary After Work at 5:30 and may be at other venues.
Location:
Union League Club
65 West Jackson Blvd. Chicago, IL 60604
Dress Code:
Business or Business Casual
Luncheons and Rotary After Work are $35.00 per person
Reservations, please make a reservation by 3:00 each Monday
Online - Click on meeting date.
Email: RSVP@rotaryone.net
Voice-mail: (312) 372-3900
Second and Fourth Wednesday Evenings
6:00 PM Social (Cash Bar)
6:30-7:30 PM Meeting (No Charge)
O'Brien's Restaurant - 1528 N. Wells Street, Chicago, IL
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