Events

The City Center Churches group has had many accomplishments since they formed. Most notably working to get the Community Center, formerly the Senior Center, open and active again.  They also worked to establish Meals on Wheels in the area once again. They have worked quietly to pursue many projects that make a difference in our community. 

Madison Houck, a former Aubrey student, will be speaking about her experience at RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards), which is an intensive leadership experience organized by Rotary clubs and districts where you develop your skills as a leader while having fun and making connections.

A Reminder that the meeting will be held at the Point Bank Community Center. 

Janet McGee is a 30-year proud resident of Pilot Point. She feels priviledge to have taught for 22 years in the Pilot Point School District. She retired in 2022.  During her tenure, she met wonderful friends and co-workers. One particular friend, Jennifer Francy, is a fifth grade teacher who brought The Butterfly Project to her students after their studies of the Holocaust.  The students painted a ceramic butterfly in honor of a child who lost their life during the Holocaust atrocity. 

The Butterfly Project uses "history's darkest time " to teach students about hope, resilience, and kindness - helping them develop the courage to stand up to injustice in today's world. 

Ms. McGee is working to have the 100 painted butterflies memorialized and has met with Elizabeth Jones and Chris Duncan to discuss a monument.  

Second part of Planning for Fiscal Year 2024/25 . There are many opportunities for our club to pursue within our Rotary Areas of Focus. Collaborating with other organizations to identify projects that could make a major difference is an opportunity to consider.  Join us Tuesday to have a say in the future of our Club. 

Watch for the Strengths, Weaknesses & Threats lists to be sent to members via email. Committees (those that have signed up) list will also be sent. Some committees need more participation!  This is a great time to get involved. 

There will be subway sandwiches as the reward for showing up! 

Meeting our local Seniors is one of the best meetings. we have every month. Want a fresh perspective on the future, these kids are always amazing to listen to. Join us at noon! Point Bank Community Center.

Rotary District 5790 implemented a Disaster Relief Plan and  the Memorial Day Weekend  weather made Pilot Point a beneficiary of Rotarians' Service. 

David E. Golden has a total of 36 years of Supervising and Managing groups of over 100 employees, which performed in a broad array of operational, technical, and administrative roles in both Local and Federal Law Enforcement, Security, and Intelligence.  Over 20 years of executive experience as a Law Enforcement Bureau or Division Commander.  Twenty years of experience in Naitonal Security Investigations and Intelligence.   

Mr. Golden's education includes a Graduate Degree, the DHS-TSA Senior Levadership Development Program, and the DHS Intelligence Community Advanced Certification. He continues to maintain a Top Secret/SCI Clearance.  He has authored several publications including a nationally published Law Enforcement white paper and an Interagency-published Terrorism Intelligence Report.  David produced the first nationally distributed TSA Intelligence Video and was recognized with the 2016 Secretary's Intelligence Leadership Award. 

An accomplished speaker, Mr. Golden frequently present to small and medium sized groups regarding his experiences. He also serves on the International Associaiton of Chiefs of Police, Committee on Terrorism and has served as adjunct faculty for the Center for American and International Law for 18 years. 

In his retirement, David has slowed down a bit by continuing to lecture for the Police Executive Leadership Academy, the Indiana Chiefs Association and owns two small businesses, employing over 45 people. 

Ms. Hill is regionally based in the Dallas area working for Rotary International as the Major Gifts Officer.  The Rotary Foundation offers many opportunities for Clubs and Districts to work for Grants to support local, regional and global projects.  Ms. Hill will walk through how the program works, what we can expect, and how simple donations and programs can make a big difference down the road to fund projects. 

Ns, Barker has been invoived with a Community Health Improvement Project in Sanger. Great story about filling a need for access to food. 

We will spend 1/2 time discussing the Flag Program

We will spend the second half having each committee present their priorities and actions planned for this fiscal year.

Join your friends, neighbors, fellow Rotarians and community members during this Keep Pilot Point Beautiful Clean up day.  Meet at 8am at Allen Goff Park to join a clean up team or help with Shredding or Electronic Disposal or Bulk Disposal. Be sure to wear your Rotary shirts!  Let's show our support for Pilot Point. For more information check the City of Pilot Point's Facebook Page.

Enjoy a refreshing meeting with our local students. A chance to meet two or three students from each school and hear from them about their activities and plans.  Lunch is planned.

Lake Ray Roberts will be supporting the Neighborhood Events Organization for the November 15th Gab & Grab.  This is a great opportunity to meet new friends, hand out with neighbors, and promote our organization to the community.

Ms. Davis will present this year's program for Toys for Tots and her vision for this year and the future.