Bellevue Breakfast Rotary Club
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What is October without Oktoberfest?What is 2020 without Social Distancing?Join us for the Oktoberfest celebration of 2020When: October 5, 2020 (Monday) 5:00 PM to 7:00 PMLocation: Hollywood Taproom of Good Brewing Co across from Woodinville Visitor Center14701-148th Ave NE, Woodinville, WA…
Want a way to make a big impact on your local community, while working in a small group setting? Salvation Army at the Crossroads location needs You!..to prepare meals for 200 hungry and appreciative locals. SA needs people who can…
Want a way to make a big impact on your local community, while working in a small group setting? Salvation Army at the Crossroads location needs You!..to prepare meals for 200 hungry and appreciative locals. SA needs people who can…
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You are all invited to a special BBRC September Third Thursday! When: 3rd Thursday (duh!), September 19th, 4:30 to 6:30 PM. Where: The lake front home of Chris & Pam Monger, 304 W. Lake Sammamish Parkway NE in Bellevue. Bring:…
Join your fellow BBRC Rotarians (and families, of course), Saturday Dec. 15 for a fun evening in Everett when the Everett Silvertips host the Seattle Thunderbirds. We have lower level seats, so you can see the action close up. Tickets…
Remember, you are all, always welcome at the Bellevue Breakfast Rotary Club!
President Update - the home straight and final update from Kaj Pedersen.
Update from BBRC President, Kaj Pedersen, on our progress against the M3 Vision over the last three months. We are seeing encouraging improvements in engagement and membership growth.
Since my last missive, it is wonderful to see the involvement of members in bringing our M³ Vision to life for our club. My latest President Update provides more information about our Back to Basics plan for 2017-18.
The official call for nominations for the office of District Governor, District 5030, for the Rotary year beginning July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021.
Update with respect to the progress we are making our “Back to Basics” Strategy (also known as the M³ Vision). Our goal is to reach a level of sustainability in our club by refocusing on our Mission, growing our Membership and securing the Money that will help support our work in the community and beyond.
Colleen Turner and the Pedersen clan were able to visit Elk Run Farm this past Saturday and get a first-hand look at a remarkable example of Rotary action right here in our area. Elk Run Farm, built on a former golf course, now grows and distributes vegetables for distribution to hungry families and individuals through the 12 members of the South King County Food Coalition.
The wrap up for the All in for Autism event that was held on 23rd April, 2017. We had a successful event that led to us raising over $135K from our sponsors and participants. After expenses these funds will be will be disbursed to our partners: Kindering and Special Olympics Washington, plus Rotary projects that benefit children and families locally and internationally.
On Friday August 25th, a small group of BBRC Rotarians: Paul Osborn, Wendi Fischer, Laura Cosacchi and Alex Chehab, set off to tour the Teen Center that is part of the Boys and Girls Club of Bellevue. We were greeted…
By now you will have seen many pictures of the devastation wrecked by Harvey in Houston and the surrounding areas. I cannot even imagine the challenges that the many people are dealing with in the storm's ongoing onslaught in Texas.…
Attendees: Neil Bretvick, Wendi Fischer, Jenny Andrews, Bob Holert, Paul Osborn, Michel Carter, Girish Bhatia This email sent to the new distribution group: marcom-steering@bbrc.net - please use this email address when communicating with the group as a whole from now…
We are in the home straight. The hard work accomplished by the team over the last few months is now coming to fruition with momentum starting to show in registrations. We secured the front page of the Bellevue Reporter print edition, which went out to 35K households this Friday. The weather is improving and our social media outreach remains active. Now we finish the remaining tasks to ensure a great race day on the 23rd April.
We truly kicked off Autism Awareness Month with the Mayoral Proclamation and Mimi Siegel being awarded the All in for Autism Leadership Award on the 7th April. We will have a story picked up by the Bellevue Reporter on Monday. Registrations continue to show growth and revenue is still strong. We now need to push our sponsors and other avenues to make sure we get more registrations.
A healthy jump in registrations (36.1%) and volunteers (73.3%) marks this week’s update. This is encouraging as we are seeing average price per registration holding at $30.70. Our progress with the All in for Autism meeting on 7th April is good – our guests and Bellevue Reporter are confirmed and we are working on b-roll in preparation. We need to lock in the final media representatives, which will happen this week.