Service Club

Interact – Youth Service Organization

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North Coast Interact Club Officer Recognition

This 2021-2022 school year, forty Brookside High School students joined the Interact club to work on a variety of service projects.  Interact Advisor V. Rion attributed the Club’s success to its Officers saying, “They are engaged, demonstrate leadership, are committed to service for others and work very well together.”  Reporting out at the North Coast Rotary meeting, each Officer highlighted specific projects. Teacher recognition, candy for the military, cards for nursing home residents, holiday baskets for those in need and a reading project for the whole district were just a few of the service initiatives. North Coast Rotary congratulated the Officers and presented Certificates of Interact Leadership to President Leah Musall, Vice President Chase Holm, Secretary Alex Rion, Treasurer Liv Strohsack, and Representatives Joe DeLuca and Nura Afaneh. Most of the officers are seniors, but Alex and Joe plan to return next year to help lead the club with another year of Service. ​
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Pizza Bake-Off Fundraisers – Thank you to all our Supporters!

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Over 450 guests enjoyed the Avon Lake Fundraiser held on October 5.  WE THANK YOU for your support of North Coast Rotary and its youth initiatives!!

Participating restaurants included: Coleone’s of Avon Lake; Domino’s of Avon Lake; Doughboys of Sheffield Lake; Master Pizza of Avon; Pizza Hut of Avon Lake; Zeppe’s of Avon; and The Dogg House of Avon Lake.

Voted People’s Choice Award by those who attended the event was Coleone’s. Other winners included Best Specialty Pizza – Doughboy’s; Mystery Sampler’s Choice – Dogg House; and Best Pepperoni – Domino’s.

 

Little Dresses International Project

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Over 120 childrens’ dresses  were given to Jack Hopkins (center first row) to take on his next trip to Africa.  Jack is a Rotarian and Methodist missionary who has worked in Haiti, Mexico, Zimbabwe and Liberia.  Dresses were made by Rotarians from Oberlin Club and North Coast Club,  local church members, and students of multiple high schools.

Rotary Ice Cream Social

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Ice Cream

Come join us, Wednesday, February 25, 2015. for dessert treats with friends who share in warm fellowship. We will be together from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. We will be in the Main Street Care Center at 500 Community Drive. With our Rotary Club we have an opportunity to network with business, professional and community leaders to improve the quality of life in your community, workplace and around the globe.

Rotary – Youth Scholarship Fundraiser – Holiday Concert with Cleveland Pops in Avon Lake

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Carl makes beautiful music with a clarinet solo

Carl makes beautiful music with a clarinet solo

Once again Carl Topilow, multitalented conductor and instrumentalist, will lead the Cleveland Pops Orchestra in “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” at the Avon Lake High School on Saturday December 13, 2014. The Avon High School Chamber Orchestra starts the Program off at 6:45 PM followed by the Cleveland Pops Orchestra and the Avon Lake High School Chorale. Come celebrate the spirit of the holiday season, enjoy performances by our high schools’ music students and support the Rotary’s youth scholarship programs.

“Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree” is sponsored by the Avon / Avon Lake Rotary Club. The Program’s proceeds will be used for scholarships for Avon, Avon Lake and Brookside high school students and other youth initiatives. Tickets will be available at the door or in advance at a discount from Avon Lake and Avon high schools, Rotary Club members, Avon Lake Printing Community Resource Services and Peter & Co. Jewelers.

Welcome!

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The Avon-Avon Lake Rotary Club serves four Northern Ohio communities including Avon, Avon Lake, Sheffield and Sheffield Lake. Club members meet at 7:30 AM every Tuesday morning at the Towne Centre, Grace Hall, 500 Community Drive, Avon Lake, Ohio.

Rotary’s main objective is service — in the community, in the workplace, and around the globe. The 1.2 million Rotarians who make up more than 34,000 Rotary clubs in nearly every country in the world share a dedication to the ideal of Service Above Self.

Rotary clubs are open to people of all cultures and ethnicities and are not affiliated with any political or religious organizations.

To learn more about the organization please visit the links below.