Our guest speaker on Friday October 4th was former club member Tim Sexton of The Rotary Action Group Against Slavery. RAGAS is committed to connect, empower and equip Rotarians to engage their communities to eradicate all forms of Modern Slavery/Human Trafficking locally and around the globe. According to Tim, Slavery/Human trafficking is prevalent in every community in the United States and affects all demographics. For more information on The Rotary Action Group against Slavery please visit ragas.online.
It was an honor to welcome our District Governor Jeannie Tsukamoto as The Princeton Corridor Rotary guest speaker on Friday October 11. Jeannie discussed the club’s partnership with the district and how the Club can attract and retain members. Jeannie was joined at the meeting by Kalpana Patel the Assistant District Governor.
Besides serving as District Governor, Jeannie has also served in various other district leadership positions, including as Assistant Governor, District Membership Chair, Rotary Means Business/Rotary Business Networking Founding Chai and PETS instructor.
The Princeton Corridor Rotary Club welcomed Dr. Meghan Andre-Brown as our guest speaker at our weekly meeting on Friday October 18. Dr. Andre-Brown is the founder of the recently opened “Empowering Pediatric Wellness” concierge pediatricians in Princeton. Since no two children are the same, “Empowering Pediatric Wellness” believes in tailoring healthcare to fit each child’s needs. Dr. Andre-Brown combines traditional pediatric medicine with lifestyle medicine principles for holistic and personalized care plans.
The Princeton Corridor Rotary’s guest speaker on Friday October 25 was Joshua Morgan the Chief Development Officer of the Boys and Girls Club of Mercer County. The Boys and Girls Club of Mercer County provides young people in Mercer County ages 5-18, with social, enrichment and recreational activities. The Boys and Girls Club enable all young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens.
At our weekly meeting on Friday October 25 at the The Hyatt Regency Princeton, the Princeton Corridor Rotary Club was proud to support the Boys and Girls Club of Mercer County’s annual Trunk or Treat Halloween event. Our club got together to fill dozens of Trick or Treat bags with Halloween candy which were then donated to the Boys and Girl’s Club youth. Joshua Morgan, the Chief Development Officer of the Boys and Girl’s Club of Mercer County was present and spoke at our meeting as well.
