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Service Above Self
We meet Thursdays at 7:00 AM
Zion-Benton New Tech Campus
Zion-Benton New Tech Campus
1634 23rd Street Zion IL 60099
P.O. Box 391 Winthrop Harbor IL 60096
Zion, IL 60099
United States
P.O. Box 391 Winthrop Harbor IL 60096
Zion, IL 60099
United States
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The mission of the Illinois Beach Sunrise Rotary Club is to subscribe to the principles of Rotary International to provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. Our primary goal is to support and promote youth programs locally and nationally, as well as through international partnerships. In addition, the club provides human and financial resources to community based service organizations and municipal governments.
President
President Elect
Immediate Past President
Secretary
Treasurer
Membership Chair
Public Image
Social Media Coordinator
Bulletin Editor
Vocational Service Chair
Scholarships
Youth Exchange Officer
Youth/Interact Liason
RYLA
Web Site Coordinator
Rotary Foundation
EPN Chair
Grants Chair
Golf Outing Chair
Virtual Meeting Coordinator
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URGENT NOTICE!! 20th Annual Jack McElmmrry Golf Outing postponed to September 25, 2020 to to COVID-19. Due to the virus we are postponing our annual golf outing, in these trying times our club is making donations to our local food pantries to help feed families. We are also supporting our community by helping other organizations on the front lines helping our neighbors in need, such as Grandparents and Kin Raising Children and Our Shining Stars Foundation.
Mark your calendar to reserve this date for GOLF FUN!! Registration form is available on our home page file downloads section. Or, contact any club member to enter a foursome for golf, to become a hole sponsor, or to join us for dinner. Hope to see you there!!!!
Don't miss this important guest speaker.
24 October
One Day, One Focus, Ending Polio.
Our 6th annual World Polio Day event will take place at the College of Physicians in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Find out how you can take part in World Polio Day, and watch last year's livestream program featuring global health experts and celebrities sharing our progress on the road to polio eradication.
Rotary Club of Illinois Beach Sunrise assisted with the Winthrop Harbor School Techno TrotWhat a great day for the Rotary Club of Illinois Beach Sunrise!
Central Junior High in Zion is collecting water donations which are beings shipped to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Today the Rotary Club of Illinois Beach Sunrise gathered at the home of Bob and Liz Grulke for our weekly meeting. The purpose of this meeting was to dedicate a bench the club had installed in Bob's garden to honor him for his 50 years of Rotary Service. Bob joined the North Chicago Rotary Club in 1967. He led the effort to charter the Illinois Beach Sunrise Club in 1999. Bob and Liz have hosted more than 40 exchange students, most through Rotary. They’ve been active participants in the U.S. Golfing Fellowship of Rotarians and the International Golfing Fellowship of Rotarians. Bob's dedication to Rotary and the motto "Service Above Self" is an inspiration to us all. Thank you Bob for your dedication and service.
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Rotary Club of Illinois Beach Sunrise is partnering with Reading Power. http://www.readingpowerinc.org/
Our Club recently participated in the 69th Annual City of Zion Jubilee Days Parade. Club members Bill and Debbie Kolb constructed the float with the help of family. 
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All Illinois Beach Sunrise Rotarians are now Paul Harris Fellows.
President Dennis presented pins and certificates to John Ahlgrim, Brian Curtin, Shantal Taylor, Mike Alexander, Chris Clark, and Syndy Nugent.
To get more information about becoming a member of the Rotary Club of Illinois Beach Sunrise Club - join us for one of our meetings!
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Exodus
Since 2015, more than 4 million people have fled an economically devastated Venezuela. Tracking the stories of three who left puts faces on that staggering statistic.
Scientist, farmer, innovator, Rotarian
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