Rotary Last WeekEditor’s note: Thank you, Linda Kostka, for the meeting summary! When Claire Hawkins’ mother needed dependable, accessible transportation, she didn’t complain about it not being available, she did something about it. In April 2022, Claire started her own transportation business, TCT Transportation company. TCT will not only take riders to the Cleveland airport, but also to YSU, doctors’ appointments, and grocery stores. She provides rides to those without a car so their children can get to school, a service which Claire feels is invaluable. 
Claire would love to expand her business, but her two biggest challenges are vehicles and funding. She needs additional vehicles to transport more riders, get a wheelchair lift for her SUV, and funding to purchase it all. Find out more about TCT Transportation at www.tcttransportation.com. Volunteer Opportunities Volunteers are needed for the next Night Market and Octoberfest at Penguin City Beer on Saturday, Sept. 21, from noon until 6 p.m. Let Stacia Erdos Littleton know if you can help. Donations will be taken that day for Operation Warm and will be matched dollar-for-dollar by Prest Public Strategies and Steelite International. Thank you to both! Stay tuned for dates and times for the annual Salvation Army bell ringing. Once again it will be held at the Southern Park Mall. Announcements Permanent and / or part-time bowlers are needed for the YoRo bowling team. Bowling is held at Amron Lanes in Canfield on Tuesday evenings and begins at 6:30. Call Frank Kishel if you are interested. RSVP to President George if you’d like to attend the End of Summer pool party – see the graphic for details. Show Your Spirit!
Rotary Spirit wear will be available for purchase in mid-September. If you’d like to see something different than what’s been offered previously, then let Aundréa Heschmeyer know. |