Tim DeCosta is the President of Rolling Thunder®, Inc Chapter 2 Maine. He was the speaker on November 13th, accompanied by Katie Berthiaume, Activities Supervisor at the Maine Veterans' Home in Scarborough.
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Each month, the Rotary Club of Scarborough and Walden Woods Leadership Training host workshops to promote Excellence In Leadership in our local community. Read more about Linking Leaders
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2nd and 4th Tuesday each Month 5:45 PM
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Scarborough, ME 04074
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Are you an established professional wanting to make positive changes in your community and around the world?
Becoming a Rotarian connects you with a diverse group of professionals who share your drive to give back. Over a meal or coffee, or even online, you'll:
- Discuss your community's needs and discover creative ways to meet them
- Expand your leadership and professional skills
- Catch up with good friends and meet new ones
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Monday through Friday 3:30 to 6:00PM
October 27th, 2018
Rotarians serve refreshments at Scarborough Community Service 2018 "Quiet Riot" Halloween party.
September 21, 2018
Thank you Cabot for your generous donation of cheese to the upcoming Scarborough Community Service "Quiet Riot" Halloween event.
The event is geared toward all age, activity and comfort levels. Rotary will be helping with donations of refreshments, and with volunteers.
The Cabot farmers’ cooperative is made up of more than 1,000 farm families. Jo Sable Courtney of its Department of Gratitude gave a presentation to the club in July on their support of volunteerism and Rotary.
Scarborough Librarian Nancy Crowell was the guest speaker Tuesday. She talked about the library's need for more space, and gave an interesting talk on being prepared for an emergency.
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Children at the Life School in Bangladesh take a water break. Scarborough and South Portland/Cape Elizabeth Rotary Clubs helped with funding.
Interact Advisor Deb Pease reported that the Interact Club raised $456 at their balloon dart game at Summerfest. This year's profit will provide musical instruments for children living in impoverished conditions.
Scarborough Rotary and Walden Woods present Linking Leaders' seventh workshop is 6:00- 7:30PM September 25th, 2018 rsvp 883-0040.
September 25 – Mission Central – Language Matters – Workshop focuses on beliefs we hold, and how these beliefs influence actions while examining the language that helps to provide clarity surrounding beliefs. Gain clarity with the belief clarification exercises.
The series is co-hosted by Rotary and Walden Woods Leadership to help promote highest personal and professional standards, not only in the workplace but in volunteering, family and personal life as well.
Tuesday, August 21st, 2018
Juliann Simonton, Loan Consultant with Caliber Home Loan, spoke about navigating the mortgage loan process for first-time home buyers.
Tuesday, August 14th, 2018.
The speaker Tuesday was Biddeford Rotarian and State Legislator Marty Grohman, who is an independent candidate for the U. S. House of Representatives.
Left to right: State Representative and Rotarian (Biddeford) Marty Grohman, Past President Phil Giordano, President Troy Dennan
Corey Dennan was recognized for his volunteer service in Rotary Tuesday, August 14th, 2018. Corey sold snow cones at the Summer Concerts in the Park to raise money for Rotary charities.
Scarborough Rotary and Walden Woods present Linking Leaders' fifth workshop is 6:00- 7:30PM August 28th, 2018 rsvp 883-0040.
- August 28 – Mindset that can Enhance or Derail – Workshop examines how a leader’s individual mindset positively and negatively influences the interpersonal relationships. Mindset produces a direct correlation on productivity/profitability/motivation.
The series is co-hosted by Rotary and Walden Woods Leadership to help promote highest personal and professional standards, not only in the workplace but in volunteering, family and personal life as well.
RYLA director, Past President Phil Giordano reported on his visit to the Rotary Club of Damariscotta to talk about RYLA on Tuesday.
Amtrak is bringing back the domed rail car that offers panoramic views for riders of the Downeaster. The dome car is available through Sept. 24.
District Governor John LoBosco and his gracious wife Sue made their official visit to Scarborough Rotary on Tuesday, July 17th. DG John shared his Rotary inspirational stories, then presented Past President Phil Giordano with his Paul Harris pins, making him a PH3!
Halfway through 2018 are you on track for your goals? What makes a good goal and how to increase your motivation within so you achieve both success and personal satisfaction was the topic of Vocational Service program "Linking Leaders: Developing the Leader Within. Past President and Owner of Walden Woods Leadership, Inc. Phil Giordano facilitated the motivational 1 1/2 hour workshop on Tuesday.
Rotary promotes high ethical and professional standards, and presents leadership and personal and professional growth opportunities through one of the five "Avenues of Service", called "Vocational Service". The others are "Community Service", International Service", "Club Service" and "New Generations".
The next leadership workshop is August 28th and is titled: Mindset that can enhance or derail. No charge to members.
Tuesday, July 7th, 2018
Cabot Creamery is a co-op made up of more than 1,000 farm families. Plus, they employ over 1,000 people in four plants across three states. They are passionate about community values and strive to leverage volunteerism with a program run by their "Department of Gratitude". Reward Volunteers was created by Cabot Creamery to celebrate all of those who make communities stronger - like Rotary.
Through Reward Volunteers volunteers can earn "Reach Points" to earn cash prizes for their organization's projects and charities.
Be sure to log your service!
Corey Dennan serves up snow cones to a grateful audience at a summer sweltering concert this week. Motor Booty was the band and the weather was hot! Rotary sells food at the free concerts to raise money for its service projects.
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Rotary Club of Scarborough, Maine
Are you an established professional wanting to make positive changes in your community and around the world?
Scarborough Rotary and Walden Woods present Linking Leaders' third workshop is 6:00- 7:30PM May 22nd. rsvp 883-0040.
- Communication the Power of Expectations – Workshop introduces a process to build trust and increase communication when working with clients, team members, staff, volunteers. Create a working social contract to build ever more powerful relationships with deep levels of trust.
The series is co-hosted by Rotary and Walden Woods Leadership to help promote highest personal and professional standards, not only in the workplace but in volunteering, family and personal life as well.
Scarborough Rotary and Walden Woods Leadership second topic in a series of twelve vocational service workshops was on time management. Rotary knows that volunteers are busy people, so it invests in members to help them develop skills and habits they can use to help become more effective and efficient.
The monthly leadership series will run for one year. It's purpose is to help Rotary promote highest personal and professional standards, not only in the workplace but in volunteering, family and personal life as well.
The next workshop, on May 22nd is Communication: The Power of Expectations: Fee $49.00 per session, free for members and their guests.
Scarborough Rotary and Walden Woods Leadership launched the inaugural session of Linking Leaders- Developing the Leader Within Tuesday. The first in a series of twelve vocational service workshops was titled "Purpose Connector". Participants engaged in interactive exercises that helped them to articulate and focus on goals that are meaningful and relevant to the things that are most important in one's life.
The monthly series will run for one year. It's purpose is to help Rotary promote highest personal and professional standards, not only in the workplace but in volunteering, family and personal life as well.
The next workshop, on April 24th, will be "Time and Productivity Tools". Fee $49.00 per session, free for members and their guests.
2017 Christmas wreaths have been delivered. Read more to see some of the local and international service projects we have helped support.
Our speaker for the evening was Matt Dunlap, the Secretary of State for Maine. He spoke to us about the Real ID act and how it is being implemented as well as how it will impact each of us in the future.
Matt informed us that moving forward, each of us would be required to show identification at the time of drivers license renewal. He gave many examples of what would be required and sited cases where many in our state would have difficulties in producing the required documents.
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