Events

Join us as member Newt Mitchell "Tells Rotary about Yourself"

Please join us as our very own Jack Beller provides a Holiday Message for our club.

The Christmas Challenge

Katie Kimberling - African excursion part 2

Join Katie Kimberling and others at Syrup for fellowship and breakfast

Our visiting student Raffo Lagambo shares his experience and insights with our club.

Well known sports writer shares all things with us

OU professor Dr. George Henderson joins us

Norman Econimic Delopment

Tell Rotary about Yourself

Norman School Bond Information

Join us for Lunch buddies inside the Noun Hotel at the Supper Club.

Film Industry

RSVP Virginia Sanders (405) 637-1963

David Imy hosts lunch buddies, please rsvp David (405) 388 6122

The topic for this year’s contest is: 

“How Can Using the Four-Way Test Make the World a Better Place?”

The Rotary Four-Way Test of the things we think, say, or do:

1. Is it the truth?

2. Is it fair to all concerned?

                        3. Will it build goodwill and better friendships?

                        4. Will it be beneficial to all concerned?

The target time for the speech is 5-7 minutes. 

Civil Rights / Employment Law

One member tell Rotary about yourself

Barbara Drummond speaks about Sox of Love

The community service project, Cans for a Cause, that Christi spoke about on Tuesday will be on April 22nd. We need volunteers to help at this event. Please use the link below to sign up. 

Volunteers will be needed from 7:30am - 1:30pm on April 22nd. 

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040A44A4A82DA31-cans

Join the Oklahoma Blood Institute and your Rotary club for a blood drive.  You can schedule a donation at one of the donor sites (Monday - Saturday), as early as 7:30am and as late as 6:00 PM.

OBI (Oklahoma Blood Institute) set up a system last year where we can track the number of donors from each club (last year was just the Norman clubs).

It was a friendly challenge among the clubs (we used % participation, not raw number of donors to determine the most donors) and we had 28 donations total.  This year, I hope to add more clubs, maybe have the Norman clubs combined to challenge some in the City, who knows what it will look like.

So, there are a couple of issues, there is not a donation site in Purcell or Newcastle, to donate, people would have to be in Norman or OKC (The Norman site is just south of Robinson on NW 24^th ST., the OKC donation sight is off Lincoln, its easy to get in and out of and plenty of free parking.)

OBI has a program where there are 15 or more donors, they will donate $10 or $15 to a charity of your choosing (I’ll get more details on this program and share later this week.)

The good thing is you can schedule an appointment at either location, Monday thru Saturday.  They of course give a T shirt to each donor and you get cookies and drinks while you are there. 

We do it over a two week period so that everyone has a chance to participate (and if you are a platelet donor, you can get in there more than once!)  OBI will print up flyers and then I’ll attend one of your regularly scheduled meetings to spread the word and answer any questions.