Another month has gone by and our District clubs continue to operate in full activity mode. Make sure you check out the District calendar and Weekly Email Blast to see what’s going on. You might be interested in one or more of the numerous golf events coming up. Or maybe you’d have an interest in the Gilbert Rotary Trivia Event or the Wickenburg Crab Fest. Try to support your fellow clubs in their activities. The importance of collaboration cannot be overstated.
September 11 – September 25 - $2,950 
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In Interview with John Blount
Claudia Pavlovich, the Governor of the State of Sonora, Mexico, was spoke at Rotary Club of Scottsdale luncheon meeting held at Scottsdale McCormick Ranch Golf Club. The Governor's presentation highlighted her continued partnership with Arizona Governor Doug Ducey, in which together they are building understanding and cooperation between Arizona and Sonora. Governor Pavlovich praised Rotary Clubs for their work in Sonora and in Arizona. Matching grants from the Rotary International Foundation, Rotary Districts and Rotary Clubs provide funding of humanitarian projects that address poor health, children, women, and poverty. 
The Perry High School (Gilbert) Interact Club recently participated in Feed My Starving Children at the location in Mesa. 
Register now for the Rotary District 5495 Conference, to be held on June 21 & 22, 2019 at the DoubleTree Resort by Hilton Paradise Valley Scottsdale.
The Chandler Rotary club in partnership with Chandler High School has been the proud sponsor to this invitational track and field meet since 1941. This year over 3,000 athletes from more than 145 schools are expected to compete.
The 41st Annual Kingman Festival of the Arts will be returning to Metcalfe Park, Kingman, AZ. 
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Our RYLA program is just a month away! 
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Over 250 Rotarians from across our District are anticipated at the third annual Club Leadership Academy on Saturday, April 27th. They’ll share ideas, gain inspiration and discover more about Rotary’s work in Arizona and around the world than at any other single event.
Author, cowboy and horse lover - H. Alan Day was keynote speaker at a Rotary Club of Scottsdale luncheon meeting held at Scottsdale's McCormick Ranch Golf Club. When introducing Alan Day, Rotarian Don Loose stated that Alan's upbringing branded him a cowboy from the day he was born. Alan is part of the third generation to grow up on the 200,000-acre Lazy B cattle ranch straddling the high deserts of Southern Arizona and New Mexico. Alan's granddad settled on the ranch near Duncan AZ in 1880. As settlers, many firsts were initiated - first jersey cow, orchard, bank, schoolhouse... After graduating from University of Arizona, Alan returned to manage the Lazy B for the next 40 years. .png)
