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"Rotary is an organization of business and professional persons united worldwide
who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations
and help build goodwill and peace in the world."
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The Rotary FOUR-WAY TEST of things we think, say or do:
I. Is it the TRUTH?
II. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
III. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
IV. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
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Join us Tuesday mornings and see what you can do
to help better your community, country & world (b'fast pies made to order)!
Please be sure to check our calendar for location changes as we are not always meeting at iPie.
You can also email our club president Michael Blackwood for further information
Facebook Like ButtonThanks to everyone who helped make our 4th Annual Broomfield Brain Trust Trivia night a huge success! The winner of last nights competition for the 'smartest in Broomfield' was the "Emily's Stars" team. Congratulations! They took home the coveted Brain Trophy to remember the evening.
A special thanks to Mr Bruce Early for being the Emcee of the event.
We look forward to seeing everyone back next year!
In all of the things we think, say and do...
- Is it the TRUTH?
- Is it FAIR to all concerned?
- Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
- Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
Congratulations Alexander.
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This morning Rotary Club of Broomfield Crossing presented Emerald Elementary School Citizen of the Month to Nwamma Udokwu, a fifth-grade girl. Pictured with Nwamma are Emerald Principal Samara Williams, Rotary Club President Jeff Power, Rotary Club President-Elect Michael Blackwood and Rotary Club Emerald Liaison Carol Norcross.
The Rotary Club Citizen of the Month Award is presented to the student for exemplifying the Rotary 4-Way Test.
Congratulations to Nwamma and her family.
Today our Rotary Club presented to Addy Pfitzer and Paxton Laser Citizen of the Month at the Emerald Elementary School assembly. They were nominated by Mr. Chavez for outstanding empathy, integrity and kindness during our Dragon Dash fun run. Even though both kids had qualified for the challenge run, when they came upon a struggling and sad kindergartner, they stopped their challenge runs and ran the rest of the race with that kindergartner (at a snail’s pace). All three crossed the finish line together with an extremely proud kindergartner! This truly is living in the Rotary motto of "Service above Self"!
Pictured with Addy and Paxton are Emerald Elementary School Principal Samara Williams, Rotary President Jeff Power, and Rotary Club Emerald School liaison Carol Norcross.
We are so pleased as a Rotary Club to support Emerald Elementary School, it's outstanding staff, and great students!
Everyone had a great time last night at our Santa Sack Stuffing Party in preparation for next week’s visits by Father Christmas to kids and adults to help spread some cheer during this most important part of the year. We will be hosting a party for a Military Police Battalion and their families, visiting a preschool and before/after school program, hosting a party in conjunction with Broomfield Health & Human Services for foster children & their families, caroling & distributing stuffed bears for patients at Broomfield Skilled Nursing, and helping with gift distribution at F.R.I.E.N.D.S. of Broomfield. We would especially like to thank Marie Rowe for hosting the party again this year. Merry Christmas to All!
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Our Santa Visits were a huge success this year. Thanks to everyone that helped last week … and a REALLY BIG THANKS to Mike Daniels and Marie Rowe for all of their time and energy. Here is a thank you video from FRIENDS.
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The Broomfield Crossing Rotary Club honored 5th grader Stella Hostetter as the Emerald Elementary School "Citizen of the Month" at a March 18 presentation at the school's monthly assembly. Stella was nominated for the award by her teachers, Melissa Tingley and Carrie Troxel, for her fundraising efforts on behalf of another local child who has had a serious illness and is fighting for life after having severe neurological damage as a result of the illness. Stella has raised over $400 and also used her own birthday money to add to the fundraiser.
Rotary President Gary McKee, who noted that Stella's effort exemplifies Rotary's motto "Service Above Self," presented the award and a gift certificate to Barnes & Noble Books to Stella to honor her efforts.
