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Our August 22nd duty roster is:
 
Greeters:
Skip Peters & Nick Jewett
Thought of the day: 
Clint Boxman
 
Next meeting - Greeters:
Sondra Peters & Gale Kirsopp
Thought of the day: Fredrick Branchflower
We will meet on Wednesday August 22nd
at the Village Green Community Center
at 12:00 Noon
Our program will be about Combating Human Trafficking on the Southeastern Front.
PLEASE BE THERE! 
Stories
The Bolivia Water Project
PROVIDING POTABLE WATER TO A REMOTE BOLIVIAN VILLAGE
Our Club’s 2017-2018 donation to help construct a clean water system in the San Miguel Rincon village is making great progress, here is a quick update:
 
After many months of waiting, the municipality finally was ready to pay its share and Etta Projects was able to begin installation of the water project for San Miguel Rincon.  In May the plumbers entered the community to begin laying out the system.  Materials have been purchased; pipes, polytubes, meters and faucets, as well as accessories to connect the matrix network at the time of installation. The plumbers have begun installing distribution system and are approximately 2/3 complete.
 
Workshops with the communities are under way. Also the water committee has been elected and training for their role in management of this water system has started. Once the children return from a school break the hygiene education workshops will begin. The system should be completed by the second week of August and the whole project is anticipated to be done by the first of October 2018 with 50 families connected to clean water and all community, committees, and school training is complete.
 
Note:  The Etta Foundation is named in honor of an American Rotary Exchange student who lost her life in Bolivia as a passenger on a bus that tumbled off one of the world’s most dangerous roads.
 
Stay tuned!  We anticipate a final report on the project sometime in October.
 
The next blood drive is August 14th!
Tuesday, August 14th, from 12:30 to 6:30 PM, at the Village Green Community Center.  DON'T MISS IT!
And if you have ever doubted the importance of this program, just read this story. Read it to the end:
 
Don't miss the BEER & WINE Garden! 
Hey Kingston!  This is the LAST weekend for 2018!
 
KNK Rotary continues it's Summer Fun with the BEER & WINE Garden EVERY SATURDAY through August, at the Party Tent at the Port of Kingston. Come on out for the free Saturday Night Concerts and have a great glass of beer or wine and help KNK Rotary raise money for all of our Service projects.  Be there, or be Square! 
KNK Rotary boosts Coffee Oasis
from Communications Chair Ron Carter
Kingston North Kitsap Rotarians witnessed, first-hand the difference they are making in the community at their July 18 weekly meeting.  A $15k check was presented by President Breane Martinez to Coffee Oasis Executive Director Dave Frederick and volunteer Jet Woelke to support the new Coffee Oasis in Kingston, slated to open October, 2018.  The funds were a direct result of “Raise the Paddle” at the recent Swing for Rotary golf tournament at White Horse.
Making a difference.  The core mission of Kingston North Kitsap Rotary Club.  Weekly meetings take place Wednesday’s at 11:45 a.m. at Kingston’s Village Green Community Center.
Guests are welcome any time.  No invitation needed.  Come experience what we’re all about!
 
 
How to Access Board Minutes
 
from De' MacKinnon
 
Board meeting minutes are sent to all members in a bulk mailing.  Should you wish to review a set of minutes you may not have saved, follow these steps to find them online.
  1. Go to our website: Kingston-nkrotary.org
  2. Login.
  3. Next select “Member Area” from the top bar.
  4. Scroll down under “My Clubrunner” and select “View Club Documents”.
  5. Scroll down to the Board Minutes you wish to read.
  6. When done, be sure to log out.
 
Are YOU "Smiling" for Rotary?
You may recall the item submitted last year by Treasurer Gale Kirsopp, about Amazon Smile - where you can do your Amazon shopping AND make a contribution to our Rotary Foundation in the process!  In case you haven't signed up yet - PLEASE do.  Here is the link to set up your "Amazon Smile" account.  After that it's just a matter of going to "smile.amazon.com" to do your Amazon shopping and your contribution will be automatic.  There is NO extra cost to do this.  Amazon is sharing their profit with us! 
 
From Gale: 

Just a reminder for all Amazon shoppers – please use Amazon Smile. https://smile.amazon.com/ch/20-2960627

For each purchase you make through Amazon.Smile – Amazon will donate .5% of eligible sales to Kingston NK Rotary.

It’s a fund raiser that does not require any of your time !