At today's meeting the club collected clothing and other items for WINGS, an agency serving victims of domestic violence. Photo shows organizer Suzanne Lyhus with new club president Dee Santucci partway through the collection.

A little rain wasn't enough to keep a group of intrepid Rotarians, Scouts and friends from gathering trash along Waukegan Road as part of the club's Adopt-a-Highway project.  All are welcome to join us by helping out with this semiannual program.

Sleet, snow and hail didn't keep people away from the Glenview Park District's annual fish release.  Lots of kids came out and helped restock Lake Glenview. Video 

Using proceeds from the annual Hero Hustle, our club contributes to Youth Services of Glenview/Northbrook.  Club members also enjoy supporting YSGN's Study Buddies program by making and serving a meal to participants each month.

The Rotary Club of Glenview Sunrise is supporting a project in northern Guatemala to bring safe water, sanitation and hygiene to the 85 families in a remote community, El Potrero.  Community members will be trained in the maintenance and governance of the system to ensure sustainability.  This is a cooperative project with the Rotary Clubs of Fort Collins, Colorado, and E-Club of Lake Atitlán-Panajachel and The Rotary Foundation in cooperation with Engineers without Borders, and will be completed for just over $50,000US. The community includes about 350 people who have raised some of the money to purchase the necessary land and who will provide unskilled labor for the tank and latrine buildout.