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Deana Sageser

Welcome to the website of the Rotary Club of Plainview!

The Plainview Club will turn 100 on May 1, 2021. You can see We are people of action, in our community, in our Rotary district, and in the world. Rotary International President Holger Knaack encourages Rotarians to seize the many opportunities Rotary offers to enrich their lives and the communities they serve through this year’s Presidential theme Rotary Opens Opportunities.

Rotary isn’t just a club for people to join, but rather “an invitation to endless opportunities” said Knaack. He emphasizes that Rotary creates pathways for members to improve their lives and the lives of those of those they help through service projects. “We believe that our acts of service, big and small, create opportunities for people who need our help,” Knaack said.

Together, we provide personal protective equipment for healthcare workers, dictionaries to third grade students, and recognition for secondary students for perfect attendance. We recognize students for their achievements with the student of the month program. Rotary helps to open opportunities to the students and the community through our service projects.

If you are a person of action and believe in service above self, we want you to be our guest for lunch on Tuesdays at noon at the Plainview ISD Board Room. Together, we can do more to open opportunities to our community in the coming year.

Rotary Opens Opportunities

District Governor visit

We were honored to have District 5730 District Governor Bonnie Pendleton visit our club. Pictured are Rotarian of the Quarter Leslie Gattis,

Past President Jay Givens, President Deana Sagesar, District Governor Bonnie Pendleton and Past District Governor Steve Long.

Crutches4Africa

PolioPlus project, we are collecting mobility devices

(crutches, walkers, canes, wheelchairs, etc.) for David Talbot's Crutches4Africa

New Member

Welcome to Rotary

Plainview Rotary inducted new member Jason Geesey Tuesday Sept 29th.

Membership Chair Kim Street led the ceremony and President Deana Sageser welcomed Jason to the club. PDG Charles Starnes sponsored him.

Running Water Draw Arts and Crafts Festival

Presidents' Promise

Presidents' Promise signing.

Past President Jay Givens, Current President Deana Sageser, President-Elect Isauro Gutierrez and President-Nominee Scott Franklin

all signed the document committing to support one another and provide continuity in leadership of Rotary Club of Plainview.

Plainview Rotarian recognized by Rotary International

Rotarian of the Quarter for January-March 2020, Scott Franklin, has been hard at work making personal protective equipment for the COVID-19 pandemic. Through the Rotary Foundation, the Rotary Club of Plainview was able to purchase an additional printer to significantly enhance PPE output. Franklin and 2019-20 president Jay Givens had an opportunity to talk to Rotary International about the work Scott and others are doing during this unique time in our world.

Rotary International Article: https://www.rotary.org/en/3d-printers-rescue

Frankline delivers PPE to Covenant Hospital

Plainview and Bethlehem Joint Meeting

The Rotary Club of Plainview hosted the Rotary Club of Bethlehem, Palestine, on a Zoom meeting, June 16. Mazin Qumsiyeh, a professor at Bethlehem University, was the main speaker. The club learned about issues ongoing in Palestine as well as the service work of the Bethlehem club. Rotary connects the world through service above self. Plainview and Bethlehem members ended the meeting with a desire to work together on future projects and have additional joint meetings.

Become a Person of Action

There are People of Action right here in Plainview who are making our city, our region, and our world a better place. The Rotary Club of Plainview is the only service club in Plainview that has consistently met during the COVID pandemic using Zoom technology. Rotarians are People of Action. We have connected with organizations around the world during the past two months and have supported COVID-related economic relief efforts in Plainview with donations of $5,000.

We invite you to join community leaders who seek service above self. Together, we protect COVID medical professionals with 3D printed PPE; we cheer residents of area nursing homes with homemade Valentine's Day cards; we encourage students to active secondary school attendance through Perfect Attendance awards; and we support those whose lives have been disrupted by COVID-prevention through funding non-profit organizations. These pictures are just a part of the life-changing work we do weekly. You see, Rotary connects the world through service above self. Be our guest on Zoom. Find out how you can be a person of action in our community.

Blood Drive

The Rotary Club of Plainview is co-hosting a blood drive with Wayland Baptist University in the Brown Conference Center on Thursday, June 25, from 10:00am-2:30pm. All appropriate social distancing and health protocols will be in place to maximize your safety while serving the community through your donation.

Please sign up today on the Vitalant website: https://www.bloodhero.com/index.cfm?group=op&expand=936352&zc=79072

As a bonus for those who participate, your blood will be tested for COVID-19 antibodies. The need for blood is important right now with so many people not getting out the past two months.

Rotarian of the Quarter

Rotarian and Wayland Baptist University professor Scott Franklin has been using WBU 3D printer to help save lives during the COVID-19 pandemic. He has been printing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for local healthcare professionals serving in our community. The Rotary Club of Plainview recognizes his efforts to provide these much needed face masks and other pieces with the 3D printing. He was able to present and get funding for another 3D printer for Rotaract.

We are proud to say Scott is our Rotarian of the Quarter.

Scott has been a member of the Rotary Club since 2013 and has served on several committees and is the President Nominee for this coming July.

Thank you for all you do Scott.

Service Above Self

We meet Tuesdays at 12:00 PM
Plainview ISD Board Room

2409 Yonkers St.
Plainview, TX 79072
United States of America

Email:

RotaryClubofPlainviewTexas@gmail.com

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PHS Chamber Singers

Dec 08, 2020

Host Meeting with the LIons Club

Deana Sageser/Scott Franklin

Dec 15, 2020

Club Assembly/Assemble PPE Kits

No Meeting

Dec 22, 2020

Christmas Break

No Meeting

Dec 29, 2020

Christmas Break

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Meals on Wheels (October 2020 - December 2020)
Covenant Hospital Plainview

Oct 01, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020
Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign 2020
United Supermarket

Dec 12, 2020
10:00 AM – 8:00 PM

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