Our speaker will be Jennifer Wampler, the Chief Development Officer with Kansas City Ballet.
Jennifer Wampler’s longtime relationship with Kansas City Ballet started in 1990 as she worked on her MBA from UMKC. She did an internship with the Ballet in the marketing and development departments. Then as an employee from 1992 to 1995, Ms. Wampler served as the Ballet’s manager of audience development.
Kansas City Ballet is a 30-member professional ballet company under the direction of Artistic Director Devon Carney and Executive Director Jeffrey J. Bentley.
The professional company, the second company (comprised of KCB II and Trainees), professional dance school, and many community programs, seek to nurture and develop our artists, audiences, and students in the values inherent in the creativity, diversity, and joy of dance.
The Kansas City Ballet Community Engagement and Education Department reaches over 20,000 students and adults each year, and the Kansas City Ballet School provides dance training to over 2,000 students each year, at two locations.
Plan to arrive 15 min before your shift so you can review what the firefighters would like you to do. Remember, 3rd graders receive fire safety instruction (generally you’ll re-set the fire hazards the kids have corrected in each room, answer a mock 911 call (script provided), while 5th graders receive storm safety instruction.
Last year, District 5710 established a PolioPlus Society. This is where Rotarians pledge to give at least $100 per year to Rotary International PolioPlus. Below is more information regarding the PolioPlus Society. Please seriously consider becoming a member of the PolioPlus Society.
Village West Rotarians is having a Pints for Polio event on October 27, 2022, from 4:00-9:00 pm at The Fuel House - Olde Mill Properties (611 W 2nd Street, Bonner Springs) to raise money to eradicate polio! Outfield Beer Company is donating $1 of every beer purchased and Olde Mill Ice Cream is donating 10% of sales to the cause. Plus 50/50 raffle, Quentin's BBQ, Ten & Two Coffee Bar, and tours of the members' only section of the Fuel House.
Lenexa Rotary is now accepting entries for the Wes Fry Four Way Test Speech Contest. Please share this information with anyone you know that may be interested. All high school students are eligible to enter. Here are some key dates:
We hold two Help Sessions to help the students make sure they understand the topic. Those will be held November 10 and 14 in the evening.
Then the preliminary speeches will be held on December 5 and 6 in the evening. Each student is assigned one of those nights to speak. Four Lenexa Rotary members serve as judges each night.
The top 3 speeches will be presented to the Lenexa Rotary Club during their meeting on December 9th at noon. The scholarship amounts are as follows:
1st place - $2,500
2nd place - $2,000
3rd place - $1,500
Below is a QR code which routes you to all the information about the speech contest.
Please feel free to forward this information to anyone you think would be interested. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact Matt Janes
We are collecting egg cartons to be given to a local food pantry. They only need the 12 egg cartons, not 18.
If you have some to donate, please contact Steve Nettles. You can drop them off at his house, bring them to a meeting, or drop them off at Rimann Liquors at 87th & Lackman.
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