
Working with Rotarians St. Thomas More High School (TMHS) Honor Society students contributed the equivalent of 40 work hours preparing craft kits for the South Milwaukee Publc Library. Students packaged craft kits for a catapult and a three sisters garden. Others researched a rocket project and tested construction options. Thanks to their prep help, the library is ready to offer free craft kits and assistance to children at the South Milwaukee summer market on the last Thursday of each month.












Recognizing the exploding demand for food at local pantries, the Rotary Club of Mitchell Field is donating to the Salvation Army in Oak Creek, Human Concerns in South Milwaukee and Project Concern in Cudahy. Each of the food pantries received a $500 grant in April followed by an additional $1000 grant in late summer.
Let’s step in the “way back” machine. It’s 1985. Polio is paralyzing more than 1,000 children worldwide every day. The disease is endemic in 125 countries. Rotary International announces its plan to eradicate polio, called PolioPlus. It’s an ambitious goal. Only one human-disease-causing pathogen in the world was ever eradicated. Smallpox.
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