Rotary Club of Cheyenne will be holding virtual meetings until further notice. We encourage all Rotarians and guests to join us each Wednesday at noon! To join a meeting, click on the Speaker and the meeting information below and follow the links.
We plan on resuming our physical gatherings and activities as soon as we responsibly can. Until then, together we are "Socially Distanced, but Rotary Connected."
Death by Plastic, Can Our Planet Survive Our Throwaway Culture?
This week's Rotary Meeting on Wednesday at noon features Kelly Wright of the Wyoming Inland Ocean Coalition AND author Susan Freinkel, featured in the April 2020 issue of The Rotarian “Death by Plastic - Can the Planet Survive Our Throwaway Culture” Don't miss this incredible program from two leaders in their field.
Rotary International President Elect, Holgar Knaack, will be participating in our virtual meeting on May 13. Please join us as he addresses the members of the Rotary Club of Cheyenne. He will share his vision of what's in store for Rotary and will be available to answer our questions.
Casey Robinson from CRMC will also be sharing with us about CRMC's investment in new MRI machine and the impacts of changes to the imaging department on the medical services offered to Cheyenne and the region.
These Rotarians were instrumental in connecting with Club Members during the Pandemic. Thank You for your help!
Larry Atwell, John Babson, Dershie Barber, Tom Bartlett, Mary Guthrie, Tom Lacock, Julie Malm, Jamie Marcus, Lary Meuli, Lucie Osborn, Natalie Rawlings, Rolinda Sample, Jon Sims, Robin Sims, Bruce Thomson, Jim Willms and Larry Wolfe.
Rotary Club of Cheyenne, in conjunction with Cheyenne Community Rotaract donated and helped distribute books, learning materials, grocery gift cards and food bags to members of the Cheyenne Boys and Girls Club. Thank you to Rotarians a Brittany Wilson and her son Camden, Brent Lathrop, Robin and Barry Sims, Rolinda Sample and all the great B&GC staff.
The American Bar Association Task Force on Legal Needs Arising Out of the 2020 Pandemic recently launched a web page to provide information about resources, changes in benefits, and emerging legal issues caused by the coronavirus pandemic. The task force was created in response to the growing legal needs of ordinary Americans arising from the COVID-19 emergency. The webpage includes consumer-focused information on emerging legal issues and public benefits programs, including new benefits provided in the CARES Act, protections against evictions and other actions due to job losses, plus resources for attorneys to facilitate practice during this extraordinary time and pro bono opportunities. Visit
Jenna Green spoke about Healthworks. Healthworks meets the medical, mental and dental health needs as well as prescription services on a sliding scale fee structure to members of our community.
In the past month, we have seen the COVID-19 pandemic push our healthcare system around the country to its limits. What if there was a way to help our healthcare workers, from the safety of our homes, to make a real difference in fighting this virus?
In the last four weeks, a nonprofit founded by Rotary members, The Global Impact Group, has been instrumental in an effort to roll out a citizen volunteer opportunity called Volunteer Surge. This Group was co-founded by Rotary members in Districts 5160 and 6900, and clubs throughout the country are joining in this effort.
Combining the power of Rotary, using the technology and collaboration available today, this project has the support and the vision to for significant social impact. I urge you to click HERE to go onto the TGIG website and learn more. You’ll see that this is an immediate opportunity for us to help our communities, as well as the nation, in the fight against COVID-19!
Volunteering will help healthcare workers save lives! Please check out the TGIG.org website and look at their FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions). This opportunity to serve is not limited to Rotary Members! We encourage you to find out more, sign up if you’re interested in joining the fight against COVID-19, and most importantly to please share this opportunity with friends and family.
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.
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