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Meeting Every Tuesday
Noon to 1:00pm
Royal Palm Yacht Club
2360 West First Street
Fort Myers, Florida USA

OFFICE
Rotary Club of
Fort Myers FL, Inc.
2101 McGregor Blvd
Suite 102
Fort Myers, Florida USA
33901
1+(239)332-8158
Office@RotaryFortMyers.org

Club #4312
Chartered April, 1922
Member of:
District 6960
Zone 34


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CALENDAR OF CLUB EVENTS:

AUGUST    
03 12:00p Meeting: Member Transition Talks Yacht Club
10 12:00p Meeting: The Italian Fest Yacht Club
17 12:00p Meeting: ShelterBox USA Yacht Club
24 12:00p Meeting: Russia Exchange Trip Yacht Club
31 12:00p Meeting: Social Media Yacht Club
SEPTEMBER    
07 12:00p Meeting: FBI Academy Yacht Club
14 12:00p Meeting: RI District Governor Yacht Club
       

Rotary Shelter Boxes to Haiti

The Rotary Club of Fort Myers has donated over $20,000 to provide 10 “Shelter Boxes” that will assist up to 200 individuals impacted by the earthquake in Haiti.

ShelterBox is an international disaster relief charity that delivers emergency shelter, warmth, and dignity to people affected by disaster worldwide

At the heart of every ShelterBox is a 10-person tent. Every box contains a children’s pack containing drawing books, crayons and pens. For children who have lost most, if not all of their possessions, these small gifts are treasured.

The boxes also contain a life-saving means of water purification and a basic tool kit containing a hammer, axe, saw, trenching shovel, hoe head, pliers and wire cutters. As well as a host of other essential items, the ShelterBox contains a multi-fueled cook stove and eating utensils.

The ShelterBox team has already established three operation centers in Haiti to facilitate and manage the distribution of these vital supplies.

For years, Rotary International has supported ShelterBox and been a vocal advocate to provide these most basic supplies at various disasters around the world.

The Rotary Club of Fort Myers is Southwest Florida’s oldest and largest Rotary Club, chartered in 1922 and presently has 183 members.

The need will continue for many months in Haiti - to make your donation to the Shelter Box project contact our club office at Office@RotaryFortMyers.org.