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Addison Midday

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 12:00 PM
May Dragon
4848 Belt Line Road
Addison, TX 75248
United States of America
Our Mailing Address: 4145 Belt Line Road Suite 212-242 Addison, TX 75001
Club Executives & Directors
President
Treasurer
Secretary
Rotary Foundation
Immediate Past President
Club Service - Co Chair
Speakers - Co Chair
Membership- - Co Chair
Club Service - Co Chair
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Join us December 3 to hear Joe Pack, Assistant Director of Parks with the Town of Addison, to talk about Parks in Addison.
Joe is an experienced, licensed Landscape Architect and Park Planning and Development Manager with over 24 years of experience in the local government administration industry. He is skilled in managing public and private partnerships, budgeting, grant administration, aquatic park projects, site planning and overseeing professional service consultants and contractors. Joe graduated with a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture focused on Landscape Architecture and Park Administration from Texas Tech University.
On September 17, The Addison Midday Rotary Club met at the White Rock Chapel in Addison for lunch and to hear the story of the Freeman Community, the Chapel, and the people who built the chapel.  Afterwards we presented Dr. Donald Wesson and Wanda Wesson with a gift for use of the facility.  
On July 30, 2024, Principal Crowling from George H. W. Bush Elementary School spoke to the Addison Midday Rotary Club.  She told us 6th was now being taught at Bush Elementary.  She also taught us additional math tools that can be used with traditional math methods for computation.  At that meeting she was presented with Dry Erase Markers purchased by the Addison Midday Rotary Foundation.
 
Number bonding is one of the new tools for computation.  To find out more about number bonding, go to What are Number Bonds? Uses, Benefits, Facts, Examples (splashlearn.com)
 
 
 
 
On May 14, when Ashley Watkins, of the NTFB was at spoke at our club, we held a food drive and donated food to North Texas Food Bank.
 
The Addison Midday Foundation made a donation to the Camp RYLA Hygiene Drive in the name of the Addison Midday Rotary Club.
 
Over $3,000 was raised from Rotary Clubs and RYLA.
 
Last week at Camp RYLA, the campers put together 600 hygiene bags for Metrocrest Services.
 
Thanks to everyone.
 
Addison Midday Rotary sent our speaker, Bush Elementary Principal Carol Crowling, back to school with 15 dozen cookies for teachers and staff!   She shared what is going on now and what is planned for next year.  It includes adding a Service component and more involvement with our club.
 
Rotary in Action

JOIN A PROJECT


Change your community with us by volunteering on a local project.  The Addison Midday Rotary Club planting trees for the Addison Park District

PARTNER WITH US

We work with groups and organizations of all sizes to accomplish even more.  We assist the George H. W. Bush Elementary School in Addison in many way, one is our annual drive for Dry Erase Markers.
 
 
 
 
SUPPORT OUR COMMUNITY

The Addison Midday Rotary Club has a long history of supporting Metrocrest Services.  Follow us to learn how we are supporting the new Metrocrest Services Building.

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