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 WE ARE ROTARY!!
Greetings Fellow Rotarians
 
It’s been a wonderful journey but we have reached the end of our 2021-2022 Rotary Year! 
This was our year to bring people together, to work together and to bring hope to those in need in our communities and around the world. You have met the challenge and delivered! You focused on bringing in new members, branding our club image, and to reach out and engage with people to experience what we love, Rotary: Service Above Self!
Our theme “Peace through Rotary” bringing Rotarians together with a passion to serve was the cornerstone of our District Action Plan. Having a meaningful connection with our club, district and community created our bond for an effective pathway for service. We are people of action.
 
We are visionaries, uncommon leaders who never allowed the pandemic to overpower us. We held fundraising projects to fund our service projects. Our process of preparing and delivering the projects changed, the way we communicated change, but we never surrendered. Thanks to your strengths, sacrifice and compassion to serve and raise the intensity of our commitment to shine the brightest when inspired.
Our moment is now, and our District Conference was our time to celebrate our accomplishments and to recognize outstanding Rotarians for their leadership and service to Rotary. Together we made significant changes in a time of uncertainty, and I am proud to serve as your District Governor through this moment in time.
I ask that you renew your commitment to “Service Above Self” in the coming year and to provide my successor, District Governor-Elect Kent Grier, with the same enthusiasm and support as you showed me during this productive year, after all we Serve to Change Lives!
Thank you for the distinct honor and privilege I have had in serving as your District 5930 Governor!! It most certainly has been a very successful but most importantly a blessed 2021-2022 Rotary Year!
Peace through Rotary,
Amando Chapa, District Governor (2021-2022)
 
The following are some highlights that occurred in 2022:
June
Our focus this month is our annual fund giving to the Rotary Foundation (TRF). Please remember to send your annual fund contribution before the end of June (send your contributions now). Leadership transitions are happening around the district and this month will be even busier. Club presidents are having their last board meetings, club meetings and the preparing for another Rotary year. June is also the month that dads are celebrated on Father’s Day. So for those of you that are blessed to be a dad, Happy Father’s Day to you. It’s important to take time to be with loved ones during this month. It is a time to reflect on your accomplishments and a time to rest and recharge.
 
May
Memorial Day - a time where we honor all U.S veterans who have sacrificed their lives. It was great to see several clubs on social media acknowledge these fallen heroes.
May is also Youth Service Month. Where Interact Clubs have high school seniors in the club that have graduated and will start a new chapter in their lives, we wish them well and truly hope they continue with Rotaract and eventually join Rotary. These are the leaders of tomorrow!
Remember we have our very own District 5930 Rotary Facebook page and District Website so please submit and share your good news, events, announcements, etc. with the other 50 clubs in our District! Visit our District Website (rotary5930.org).
 
April
This month we celebrated our District accomplishments at our District Conference at the Embassy Suites Hotel McAllen Texas, April 22-23, 2022.
Friday evening (April 22) we began our fellowship, and happy hour with the district conference team.
 
On Saturday, April 23, we had our District 4WAY Speech Test Contest, Foundation and Public Image breakout sessions.
 
We had a wonderful conference with two hundred estimated in attendance, over 137 district awards presented to clubs and individuals.
 
This conference was our moment to celebrate in our district accomplishments. I also acknowledged and chose Rogelio Trevino the Assistant Governor award and two Rotarians of the year (male/female) Andy Zamarripa, IT & Assistant Governor and Darlene Pederson, District Secretary, congratulations to them for a job well done.
 
Greatest milestone was the Rotary Citation Recognition Award given to forty-five clubs, a first in our district history. Thanks to our District Conference Chair, Monica Rodriguez and the conference committee for their exceptional dedication and making this a very memorable event. This was one of the best district conferences I have attended in my eleven years with Rotary.
 
 
March
 
Foundation training continued to be our focal point this month. We had two training sessions set for this. Training consisted of informing your club on the Rotary Foundation (TRF) programs: EREY, Paul Harris Fellows, Paul Harris, and Polio Plus Fund, and explain each programs purpose to your members. It is always a good idea to encourage your members to understand the purpose of the foundation to provide funding for service projects through Global grants and District grants.
 
 
February
 
Lone Star PETS (LSPETS), President Elect’s and all leadership team members prepared for this event that was held in person in Dallas, Hyatt Hotel near the airport. This is where our leadership team from President elects, Assistant Governors, and DGE, DGN and current District Governor present the upcoming Rotary year district action plan. There was a great turn out in attendance from our district members despite the severe weather conditions that caused airlines to cancel flights to Dallas. Our members found a way to get to Dallas and engaged with our programs for the new Rotary year 2022-2023.
 
 
January
 
 Happy New Year 2022! The halfway point of our Rotary year, this is the time where we focused on growing our membership and focused on accomplishing our goals. This month is where most clubs concentrate on their progress using your club action plan and the district action plan. A time where officers of the clubs engage with their Assistant Governor’s for guidance. 
 
 
Stories around the District
Stories
Rotarians Assemble Area 12
 
Rotarians from Area 12 are ready to start the Rotary Year 2022-2023 with District Governor Kent and the Leadership Team.
Last Saturday they received membership, Foundation, Public Image, and Visioning Plan training.
 
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Rotary Club of Kingsville supports Summer Program.
 
Rotary Club of Kingsville supports Summer Program.
 
Los Mesteños Career Academy kicked off its first-ever “Summer Youth Program” in Riviera last week. They are providing 10 students from Riviera ISD with a work-based learning opportunity. These students will be earning a paycheck while learning important lifelong skills. Students will also be taught the importance of financial literacy and will also be obtaining an industry-based certification with completion of the NNCER program. With a matching $500 grant from Rotary District 5930, our club was able to provide the funding for one of the 10 students. Below are the students, sponsors, and donors of this pilot program in Riviera.
 
We thank Rotarian Crystal Garcia for her hard work and over a decade of dedication to Los Mesteños and for bringing this project to our club’s attention!
 
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The Rotary Club of McAllen Evening built another Library Stand
The Rotary Club of McAllen Evening built another Library Stand!
If you would like to support it don't forget to take 1 book and bring 1 book (new or in good condition). 📔😎
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North Brownsville donated scholarships
The Rotary Club of North Brownsville donated scholarships to Gerardo Castañeda who will be attending UTSA, Diego Gonzalez, UT Austin, Alexia Serrata, Texas A&M, Angela Salinas, Pratt University, and Karennina Guevara, UT Austin.
Congratulations to all of them and may you have great success in college.
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Edinburg RotaryClub donated t-shirst
What happens when your club donates t-shirts and adds the correct logo of your Rotary Club?
You can create a fantastic Public Image campaign for Rotary!
Great job from the Rotary Club of Edinburg who gave t-shirts to all staff from the Boys and Girls Club of Edinburg RGV. This is so cool!
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Rotarians from San Benito at work!
Rotarians from San Benito at work!
 
Project beautification at The Callandret Black History Museum Park!
Thank you Rotarians and friends for coming out to help!
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District Officers Installation Banquet
 
Last Saturday, was the celebration of the District Officers Banquet Installation where Mr. Kent Grier was inducted as District Governor of the year 2022-2023. 
 
A great night of fellowship and good memories made this a successful event for Rotary District 5930. 
We are ready to #ImagineRotary and serve our communities. 
 
#IgniteYourPassion
#d5930
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End of the Year 2021-2022
 
 
 
 
 
People of Action helps define Rotary for those who don’t know us. We’re professional, community, and civic leaders who connect with each other and who share a unique perspective and passion for taking action to improve the world. Describing and showing ourselves as people of action creates a personal connection to Rotary and emphasizes the impact we make in our communities.