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We are a small, vibrant, and diverse club. Our membership is an even mix of men and women, ranging in age from late 20’s to late 70’s, from many different professional fields and backgrounds. We have a passion for community service and networking, and we have fun doing it! As a club, we are dedicated to helping the youth of our city by encouraging education through in-school programs, scholarships, and eradicating hunger in our schools. We also engage in other service projects and with other clubs around San Antonio and the surrounding area to live out the Rotary message of “Service Above Self.”

Our club meets at 12:00pm every Thursday at the Sonterra Country Club in Stone Oak. Come and visit us, enjoy a fantastic lunch, and see if you might like to join us!

You can also contact our Membership Chair by e-mail at this link: Miguel Segura

No Meeting on April 26

Happy Fiesta!

What is FLAG?

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The Stone Oak Rotary Club is serious about helping the community by directly reaching out to “at risk” children. One of the projects the Rotary Club is most passionate about is “FLAG” (Fitness, Literacy, Attendance & Grades).

“FLAG” was highlighted by the Rotary International President Gary C.K. Huang during his January 2015, San Antonio visit. “FLAG is an example of what Rotary is about all about”, says Stone Oak Rotary Club’s member Margaret Porter. Porter, along with her Rotary Club started this program in 2013 with Walzem Elementary School and it has since grown to include East Terrell Hills Elementary School. The Rotary Club has kept up the commitment to donate to each school (14) bikes, helmets and locks (2) per grade, to both boys and girls.

FLAG service projects 2016/2017

In Rotary year 2016/2017, the Stone Oak Rotary Club conducted an extended Service Project at Walzem , East Terrell Hills and Elk Grove Elementary Schools called "FLAG".

FLAG stands for "Fitness, Literacy, Attendance, and Grades".

What We Accomplished in Rotary Year 2016/2017

2016 - 2017 Stone Oak Rotary Year in Review

Service

ACE - Academy of Creative Education Scholarships - (4) - $1,000 each

Alamo Heights Night

American Wounded Heroes - $200

Buffalo Soldiers Backpacks - (125)

Child Advocates San Antonio (CASA) - Stuffed Animals

Church Under the Bridge - $200

Fill the Pantry

Morgan's Wonderland - Halloween

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLC) - $200

Ronald Reagan High School Band - $100

San Antonio Women's' Shelter - "Baby Shower"

St. Thomas Episcopal School Choir - $200

The Shelf Foundation

VCTXSA - Ayres Halfway House - $500 & Soccer Balls

Youth Exchange-"Duda"

Holiday Adoption Programs

Christmas Gifts & Dinner Thanksgiving Dinner

Collection Programs

Baby Items

Food

Peanut Butter

Pop-Tarts

Stuffed Animals

Fundraiser

Casino Night - $20,000 Profit

Grants

FLAG - Bikes - District - $2,500 FLAG - SP4KSA - District - $2,500

FLAG Program for Walzem. Oak Grove & East Terrell Hills Elementary

Fifty-two (52) - Bikes, helmets, locks

Three Hundred (300) - Soccer Balls

Two thousand, five hundred-fifty (2,550) - Snack Pack for Kids (SP4KSA)

Weekend Meals

Two (2) - Walzem - Nine (9) week - "Perfect Attendance" Awards

Social & Service

2^nd Tuesday

Sister Club Support

Adviser\Assistant Planner of Community Project "CHANGE" (i.e. FLAG) for San Antonio Northwest Rotary Club

District Support

100% District Foundation Giving

Jaipur Limb Factory in India - One Hundred (100) Limbs - $1,260

Polio+-$500

RYLA - Rotary Youth Leadership Awards - $1,400

Awards

The State of Texas "Certificate of Recognition" presented by State Senator, District 26, Jose Menendez

Thanks

Alamo Head Injury Association - Helmets

Budget Movers - Bike Transportation

Gotta Ride Bikes - Portable Bike Shop & Helmets

Impact Urgent Care

Sam's Club#4914-Grant

San Antonio Scorpions - Soccer Balls

Target-Gift Card

Walmart #3391 - Bike Purchase & Assembly

Whataburger - Sunglasses

End Polio Now

Posted by Dean Bentle

After 25 years of hard work, Rotary and its partners are on the brink of eradicating this tenacious disease, but a strong push is needed now to root it out once and for all. It is a window of opportunity of historic proportions. To learn more about Rotary International's involvement in this effort go to the Rotary International - End polio website at www.rotary.org/en/EndPolio.