Rotary Sunrise Continues an Active December
Jacksonville Armada is active in promoting youth soccer with camps, clinics and school programs. They spoke at a recent Rotary Sunrise meeting on Amelia Island.
Jacksonville Armada is active in promoting youth soccer with camps, clinics and school programs. They spoke at a recent Rotary Sunrise meeting on Amelia Island.
Guest speakers and new members announced at Rotary Amelia Island Sunrise.
Lee Moon had a varied sports background including playing pro football and coaching college teams for 18 years. He came to UNF in 2009.
Eugenia Ngo-Seidel and Emily Cason with the Florida Department of Health Nassau recently gave a presentation to the Rotary Club of Amelia Island Sunrise on their programs in Nassau County.
The Rotary Club of Amelia Island Sunrise recently welcomed four new members, and had a guest speaker from Operation New Uniform.
The Rotary club looks forward to another year as they continue their projects throughout the community and internationally. They recognized outgoing officers and introduced new officers for the coming year.
Rotary Club of Amelia Island Sunrise celebrated the 4th Annual Amelia Island International Wine & Food Tasting with 300 guests at the Fernandina Municipal Airport.
In 2012, the Sunrise Club applied for district matching grants which resulted in over $33,279.04 to Wolfson Children’s Hospital to purchase four pediatric neurosurgery beds.
Sunrise Rotary Club of Amelia Island designated Micah’s place as the recipient of this quarter’s morning meeting fundraising efforts.
A member of the Master Beekeeper program at the UNF educates the community about bees, including identification, care, and Florida regulations.
The Rotary Club of Amelia Island Sunrise will be sending two candidates to the RYLA conference in June 2015.