Amanda Morton, another of our newer members, has all the details about providing affordable, high-quality early childhood education to families of the Owen Brown Community and throughout Howard County.
Our annual fundraising gala features tastes of wines from around the world paired with tasty food from local restaurants, plus chances to win two wheelbarrows of cheer, 50/50 ticket sales and a silent auction for an exciting variety of gift baskets.
Hosted by Ken and Linda Solow, club members meet for snacks, drinks and conversation about a "book of the month." This month's book is "Abundance" by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson.
Colleen Kilchenstein is Associate Director of Development for Johns Hopkins Howard County Medical Center Foundation, and also one of Columbia-Patuxent Rotary's newer members.
We'll join Rebuilding Together Howard County's service project to make safe and healthy home repairs for our neighbors.
Attorney and New Generations chair Kellie Lego has been shepherding an update of our club's bylaws.
Char, one of our newer members, is Assistant Director of Resource Development at Howard Community College. She'll tell us about that, and more, at this meeting.
Led by Mark Stoner, club members meet monthly to discuss various business/commerce issues.
Larry Waligora and Marianne Warner have details on an innovative nonprofit providing high quality free books to 5,000 local elementary school students each year. Larry is Town Center Rotary's president. Marianne is Founder & Director for the project.
Hosted by Ken and Linda Solow, club members meet for snacks, drinks and conversation about a "book of the month." This month's book is The Rooster Bar, by John Grisham.
Our own Linda Johnston Lloyd answers the question: What is Health Literacy?
Guest speaker Kristi Smith is president of the Maryland Region for Howard Hughes Holdings and leads the ambitious $5 billion, 30-year redevelopment plan for downtown Columbia.
We'll stock shelves at the Howard County Food Bank to help relieve food insecurity for local residents.
Amelia Stansell, Rotary District 7610 Governor for 2024-2025, is passionate about ending human trafficking and modern slavery. She shares how local clubs can tackle human trafficking prevention in their own communities through building partnerships,
Led by Mark Stoner, club members meet monthly to discuss various business/commerce issues. This meeting's topic is "promoting wellness in the workplace."
We’ll be moving mulch, topsoil and planting what’s ready to plant at the 14-bed recovery home for women in Howard County.
Rotary districts around the world sponsor high school 4-Way Test speech contests ech year. The aim is for students to apply Rotary Four-Way Test principles in speaking on a topic they're passionate about. Kellie Lego is the club's New Generations cha
Guest speaker Vera Simmons is executive director of Blossoms of Hope. This nonprofit enhances our quality of life through beautification projects and support for community, cancer-related, mental health and other causes in Howard County.
Hosted by Ken and Linda Solow, club members meet for snacks, drinks and conversation about a "book of the month." At this meeting, we'll discuss Grandma Gatewood's Walk, the story of the woman who saved the Appalachian Trail. It was suggested by Barb
