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Immediate Past President & Sgt. at Arms
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Environment Chair
Literacy Chair
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Keeping our environment clean is everyone’s responsibility. On Saturday, July 08th, 2023 the Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) joined forces with Clean Beaches of Eleuthera Committee to clean up one of the most beautiful beaches on the island of Eleuthera. The beach at French Leave, Governor’s Harbour.
Rotary celebrated Membership and New Club Development Month with the launch of its 9th Annual Buddy Program. The objectives of the Buddy Program were to increase membership engagement; provide fun and fellowship; achieve Rotary’s goals; provide opportunities for Prospective Rotarians; show appreciation to members; strengthen the Club; promote Rotary’s Brand/Areas of Focus, Team building, Leadership, Community Building and Rotarians’ interest in the Environment.
“One of Rotary’s most colorful traditions is members’ exchanging club banners. Clubs display their own decorative banners at meetings and district events, and Rotarians who travel to other countries often take these banners to exchange with the clubs they visit as a sign of international friendship.”
Have a closer look at Pres. Brian’s passion for service above self. We are proud to have yet another passionate leader at the wheel!
The Rotary Club of Eleuthera closed out Maternal and Child Health Month with a donation of baby items including disposable diapers, wipes, bottles, pacifiers, rattlers, shampoo and more. The items will be presented to a few expecting mothers on the island of Eleuthera in need of assistance.
Brooke & Breanna Bennett are not your average teenage girls! At only 15 years old, these young ladies are the founders of Women in Training (WIT), a nonprofit organization that advocates to END PERIOD POVERTY for women all over the world! Every month, Women In Training (WIT) distribute kits to over 500 women. This week, we are happy to feature WIT founders: Brooke & Breanna who happen to also be the grandchildren of the late Preston Albury, Member of Parliament for the Rock Sound Constituency
Delighted to present to you, our Rotarians of the Month: Mr. Elburt Ferguson and Ms. Eldecia Thompson 
Members of the Rotary Club of Eleuthera traveled to the Abaco to assist the club with their community service projects including the construction and erection of picnic tables which will help to enhance the surroundings at the Owanta's Pond making it more enjoyable for everyone in Abaco to take advantage of!!!!!
The so much excitement during our DG Louis, First lady Amanda, PDG Felix and our AG Calla's visit!
1. Visit to the recycling depot 
2. Greenhouse tour
3. CTI tour
And what is a trip to South Eleuthera without a stop at the world-famous Ocean Hole, Rock Sound Eleuthera
The Rotary Club of Eleuthera and its partners seek to reduce refuse in communities and landfills in North and Central Eleuthera and increase access to recycling making it more convenient for residents and visitors by establishing a recycling depot in James Cistern, Eleuthera. On January 15, 2022, the Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) partnered with Meadows Construction, the Local Township of James Cistern, and other Residents to construct wooden bins for the new recycling Depot. The project was led by Service Chair, Rtn. Audley Meadows. RCE received a District 7020 Grant in the amount of $3,000.00 to assist with this project.
Health Expo. was held on Nov. 20th, 2021, at The Cancer Wellness Centre, Palmetto Point, Eleuthera. The Health Expo was hosted by The Nurses Association of Eleuthera in partnership with The Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE). The Expo was held to commemorate World Diabetes Day which was observed worldwide on November 14th, 2021. The purpose of the expos was to share with Diabetics and the public the resources available to assist them with taking better care of themselves. Booths available included RCE where information was shared on Rotary and its role in the fight against diabetes and other non-communicable diseases, Family Medical Centre, MASA Air Ambulance, CTI Farm, and The Eleuthera Nurses Association provided free glucose testing blood pressure monitoring, BMI’s, eye and foot testing. RCE also provided demos of healthy cooking facilitated by Nurse Edwards for anyone with chronic non-communicable diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, asthma, etc.
Members of The Rotary Club of Eleuthera and Royal Bahamas Police Force (RBPF) Eleuthera Division showed up in large numbers on December 27th, 2021, to bring Cheer to many children and families throughout the island this past Holiday Season. They hosted A Christmas Drive-Thru Giveaway at The Community Park in Tarpum Bay.
Rotarians and Police Officers worked together as they grilled and served chicken along with hot dogs macaroni and tossed green salad. The children received bags of treats which contained apples, oranges, candy, chips, juice, water, and more. Cotton Candy was one of the highlights for many of the children and some adults too. The children were excited to see Santa arrive on the Fire Truck.
Over four hundred (400) toys, gifts, meals, and snacks were distributed to children, teenagers, and adults. Many of the children's faces lit up with joy and excitement as they received their gifts and toys.
For Rotarians Service above Self is a lifestyle. It’s that yearning to give, show love and be concerned about those around us. The Rotary Club of Eleuthera and the RBPF are committed to making a difference, but we are also committed to being the difference! Rotarians are People of Action!
Members of The Rotary Club of Eleuthera and Royal Bahamas Police Force (RBPF) Eleuthera Division showed up in large numbers on December 27th, 2021, to bring Cheer to many children and families throughout the island this past Holiday Season. They hosted A Christmas Drive-Thru Giveaway at The Community Park in Tarpum Bay.
Rotarians and Police Officers worked together as they grilled and served chicken along with hot dog macaroni and tossed green salad. The children received bags of treats which contained apples, oranges, candy, chips, juice, water, and more. Cotton Candy was one of the highlights for many of the children and some adults too. The children were excited to see Santa arrive on the Fire Truck.
Over four hundred (400) toys, gifts, meals, and snacks were distributed to children, teenagers, and adults. Many of the children's faces lit up with joy and excitement as they received their gifts and toys.
For Rotarians Service above Self is a lifestyle. It’s that yearning to give, show love and be concerned about those around us. The Rotary Club of Eleuthera and the RBPF are committed to making a difference, but we are also committed to being the difference! Rotarians are People of Action!
The Rotary Club of Eleuthera continues to partner with the Salvation Army of Palmetto Point, Eleuthera with their annual Christmas Food Parcels Program. During the period Dec. 23rd, 2021, thru Dec. 24th, 2021, food parcels were delivered to persons in need throughout North, Central and South Eleuthera. RCE provided a financial donation in the amount of $2500.00 to assist with this program. Members also assisted with the packaging and distribution of the food parcels. Rotary continued to bring Cheer during the Christmas Holiday Season.
On November 30th, 2021, The Rotary Club of Eleuthera hosted The World’s Greatest Meal Event at The Eleuthera Cancer Wellness Centre. A total of $400.00 was raised by the Rotarians and guests. The funds were donated to The Rotary Foundation.
Every year the RCOB Rotary Foundation Gala is held, and persons are recognized for their outstanding work in their Community/Club. This year RCE chose a very deserving individual Ms. Bernadette Colebrook for her contributions to the Community and Bahamas as a Nurse in Health Care. Ms. Colebrooke is a native of Eleuthera. On November 30th, 2021, RCE presented Nurse Colebrook with a Paul Harris Fellow.
Diabetes is a non-communicable disease that is prevalent in the Caribbean and Bahamas. People of all ages are affected by this disease. The Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) donated eight glucometers to The Nurse’s Association of Eleuthera. The recipients suffer from Diabetes #2. The glucometers will assist them with managing this disease. They also received training by nurses from the Association on how to use the glucometers to manage their diabetes. This project was done in partnership with The Nurses Association of Eleuthera and RCE. The glucometers and testing strips were provided by RCE. The Nurses Association provided training for persons who needed it. The glucometers were given to newly diagnosed diabetics.
Each year Rotarians celebrate World Polio Day on October 24th. This year October 24th was on a Sunday, therefore The Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) celebrated with a Watch Party beginning at 12 noon with lunch on Saturday, October 23rd, 2021, at The South Eleuthera Emergency Partners Site (SEEP), Tarpum Bay, Eleuthera. RCE Members joined Rotaractors and other persons from the Community via ZOOM and in-person to celebrate END POLIO NOW. A few of the Videos watched included ‘World Polio Day Global Updates' and Jennifer Jones ‘End Polio Now’ (TED TALKs). RCE Foundation Chair, PP Sherrin Cooper also gave a short presentation on the ‘End Polio Campagne’.
The Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) donated nine (9) sewing machines to the Technical/Clothing Construction Department at Central Eleuthera High School. Eighty (80) plus students in the program will benefit from this donation including our Central Eleuthera High School Interact Club. Many of the parents/guardians were unable to purchase sewing machines for their children because of the hardships they continue to experience due to COVID-19. RCE continues to partner with the Public Schools and Community to ensure students have the necessary tools for learning.
The Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) provided support to The Cancer Wellness Centre of Eleuthera with the painting of storm shutters. The Wellness Centre is managed by volunteers and provides support to all residents of all Communities on the island of Eleuthera. The Centre is also used for community meetings and events. The maintenance of the building is based on the generosity of its volunteers and fundraising efforts. A souse-out fundraiser was also hosted in partnership with RCE on the same date. All proceeds will be used to assist persons in Community who need help with Cancer screening, education, referrals, etc
The Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) is known for helping with Wheelchairs for those in need on the island. Members of RCE met with young entrepreneur Mr. Jonathan Burrows of Governors’’ Harbour, Eleuthera. Mr. Burrows is disabled and manufactures stone crab/fish pots for his small stone crab business. His previous wheelchair was worn and inoperable. The new wheelchair will help to improve his mobility making it possible for him to work and grow his business. He also employs several young men in his stone crab operation. The donation of the wheelchair to Mr. Burrows was made possible by PP Francisco DeCardenas, PP Mike Stafford, The Wheelchair Foundation, and Bahamas Ferries.
Even Toddlers and Pre-schoolers participated in The Rotary Club of Eleuthera reading aloud Initiative. Toddler two-year-old Saylor Cooper and Pre-Schooler five-year-old Azaria Bethel were captured on video by their parents as they read their favorite book. Saylor read ‘Mouse Finds a House’ by Karen Horneck and Azaria read during her morning devotional ‘Noah’s Ark.’ They read with such enthusiasm. Videos and photos were shared by their parents.
Each year Rotarians celebrate World Polio Day on October 24th. This year October 24th was on a Sunday, therefore The Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) celebrated with a Watch Party beginning at 12 noon with lunch on Saturday, October 23rd, 2021, at The South Eleuthera Emergency Partners Site (SEEP), Tarpum Bay, Eleuthera. RCE Members joined Rotaractors and other persons from the Community via ZOOM and in person to celebrate END POLIO NOW. A few of the Videos watched included ‘World Polio Day Global Updates and Jennifer Jones ‘End Polio Now’ (TED TALKs). RCE Foundation Chair, PP Sherrin Cooper also gave a short presentation on the ‘End Polio Campagne’.
During the month of September Rotary’s focus is on Basic Education and Literacy. On September 01, 2021, the Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) assisted several Schools on the island of Eleuthera with preparing for the opening of schools. RCE prepared several boards to promote Literacy in the schools. Literacy Boards were constructed and installed at Rock Sound, James Cistern, Emma E. Cooper, and P.A. Gibson Primary Schools.
Congratulations to Charter Member Rotarian Jospeh Cartwright, and newest Member Rotarian Eldeasia Thompson on being selected the Male/Female Rotarians of the month by the club membership.
Tamia Knowles our11-year-old powerhouse has been diagnosed with a rare bone disease (Osteogenesis Imperfecta) it has never stopped her from achieving the things she sets her mind to. Tamia is the 8th place finalist for the Bahamas Primary School Student of the Year 2021 and is the immediate past treasurer for the Earlyact Club at Emma Cooper Primary.
Immediate Past President Audrey Carey received a token of appreciation from the Salvation Army (Palmetto Point) for the Rotary Club of Eleuthera. The Salvation Army appreciates all that the Club has done and will continue to do! Cheers to great partnerships and better friendships.
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Pictured above: Major Vernitta Hepburn (R) & Immediate Past President Audrey (L)
The Rotary and Rotaract Clubs of Eleuthera participated in a Tree Planting Joint Project. The tree planting took place at Preston H. Albury High School, Rock Sound, Eleuthera. The trees planted included guava, sugar apple, mulberry, mango, and citrus. The Rotary Area of Focus for this project is the Environment.
The Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) responded to the plea for a microwave from the Principal at the Rock Sound Primary School, Rock Sound, Eleuthera. The Kindergarten students were in desperate need of a microwave to heat their lunch.
Members of the Rotary Club of Eleuthera observed Earth Day by participating in an ongoing tree planting exercise by planting trees in their backyards.
In order for us to assist in the restoration and the protection of our Environment, the Rotary Club of Eleuthera and The Interact Club of Central Eleuthera High School participated in a joint project to plant trees at Central Eleuthera High School on April 23rd, 2021. This was also s part of a beautification project. The Tree Planting was done in observance of Earth Day, April 22nd, 2021. Rotarians purchased and donated the plants.
1st photo: L-R, Sponson Rotarian Leahnora Knowles, New Rotarian Eldeasia Thompson, President Audrey Carey. 2nd photo: Newest Rotarian Eldeasia Thompson
Our Rotary family grew as we welcomed a new Rotarian Eldeacia Thompson, who was sponsored by Rotarian Leahnora Knowles and inducted by PP Jacquie Gibson, our Membership Chair. President Audrey Carey, spoke highly of our newest Rotarian who is a teacher by profession, and a very energetic person who will add value to The Rotary Club of Eleuthera.
Hurricane Dorian was one of the strongest tropical systems that impacted the Bahamas in September 2019. The islands of Grand Bahama and Abaco were devastated. The Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) and the Rotary Club of Abaco (RCOA) partnered on a joint project to create furniture for at least six (6) families who lost their furniture, homes, and other personal belongings due to Hurricane Dorian. Rotary Club of Eleuthera Members and Local Carpenters/Contractors of Eleuthera volunteered and constructed six (6) dressers and six (6) nightstands. The materials, primer, and paint were also donated, and to The Rotary Club of Abaco (RCOA). The role of RCOA was to prime/paint, select recipients and present the furniture.
Special thanks to Meadows Construction, Phil’s Woodwork, and Omar Rahming for assisting with the construction and PP Francisco DeCardenas/Bahamas Ferries for transporting the furniture to Abaco
In the aftermath of Hurricane Dorian in September 2019, the island of Grand Bahama lost a lot of its vegetation including coconut and fruit trees. To assist with the restoration of the fruit trees the Rotary Club of Eleuthera partnered with The Rotary Club of Freeport on the Island of Grand Bahama on this environmental and community project. The Rotary Club of Eleuthera donated one hundred and seventy plus fruit trees which comprised mainly of coconut, banana, and citrus.
The majority of the trees were planted at Pelican Point and Sweeting’s Cay. Special thanks to The Rotary Club of Freeport and PP Mike Stafford for collaborating with the Rotary Club of Eleuthera, PP Francisco DeCardenas, Bahamas Ferries, Grand Bahama Port Authority, Phil’s Woodwork for constructing the crates for transport, RCE Members and LaShawn McPhee.
The Rotary Club of Nassau (RCN), and The Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) partnered to provide groceries for Families Of All Murdered victims also known as F.O.A.M. The Organization F.O.A.M assists the families with clothing, food, and counseling. F.O.A.M is located on Alexandria Avenue, Nassau Village, Nassau, Bahamas. Assistance with food, clothing, and counseling is always needed.
The Department of Health rolled out the COVID-19 Vaccination Program on the Island of Eleuthera. Members of RCE were trained along with other volunteers to assist with registration at the COVID Vaccination Sites in Spanish Wells, Hatchet Bay and Palmetto Point, Eleuthera. More than 600 residents were vaccinated. RCE team was led by PP Sherrin Cooper a former Nursing Officer.
The Rotary Club of Eleuthera partnered with Mrs. Shorlette Francis Cartwright from Artist Oasis Bahamas to clean up the Recycling Center at the South Eleuthera Emergency Partners (SEEP), Tarpum Bay, Eleuthera. Residents in the surrounding communities take aluminum cans, glass, and plastic bottles to the Recycling Center. The Center is managed by volunteers; however, the number of volunteers has declined due to COVID. Instead of the trash going into the landfill, it is sorted and organized in extra-large sugar cane bags and shipped to New Providence.
The Rotary Club of Eleuthera presented on Prevention of Childhood Obesity at James Cistern and P.A. Gibson Primary Schools. The presentations were facilitated by PP Sherrin Cooper. The objective of the presentation was to bring awareness to the prevalence of overweight and obesity in children age 5-17 years old. This puts these children at high risk for developing NCDs. To educate the children on the causes of obesity. One of the causes is behavioral factors inclusive of physical inactivity and unhealthy diets. Students were encouraged to read food labels so they can be more knowledgeable about what they are eating.
Emphasis was placed on the importance of reducing sugar intake by choosing healthier foods and snacks, drinking water, sleep/rest, exercising, and having a yard garden. Children need nutritious foods to grow and to learn. When they become adults, nutritious foods are needed to remain productive and healthy. Apples, oranges, bananas, coco-plumbs, dillies, and water were donated to each school.
Emphasis was placed on the importance of reducing sugar intake by choosing healthier foods and snacks, drinking water, sleep/rest, exercising, and having a yard garden. Children need nutritious foods to grow and to learn. When they become adults, nutritious foods are needed to remain productive and healthy. Apples, oranges, bananas, coco-plumbs, dillies, and water were donated to each school.
The Rotary International Convention, scheduled for 12-16 June 2021, in Taipei, Taiwan, will now be a virtual event in response to the ongoing threat of COVID-19.
We are sorry that we will not see you in Taipei this year, but this decision, made by the Rotary Board of Directors, is necessary to protect the health of everyone involved. We will share more details about the 2021 Rotary International Virtual Convention soon. Here’s what you need to know now:
Virtual Convention Registration
The Virtual Convention will be open to all Rotary members and participants. Event registration will open in mid-April and will include a promotional fee of $49 for 21 days, with an increase afterward to $65.
The Rotaract, Youth Exchange Officer and Inter-Country Committee preconventions will be held 10-11 June 2021. The cost of each preconvention event is $20. Both the convention and preconvention events include access to the House of Friendship. Please continue to check back for more details and updates.
Rotary Club of Eleuthera provided labour to install the ceiling at the Salvation Army Palmetto Point Corp Thrift Shop and Distribution Center. The Center will be used to provide aid for persons in need, especially during disasters. The materials were donated by The One Eleuthera Foundation, a leading Non-Profit Organization on the Island of Eleuthera. This project was done in partnership with Meadows Construction owned and operated by Club Service Chair Rtn. Audley Meadows.
The Royal Bahamas Police in South Eleuthera showed love to the elderly in the Community of Rock Sound as they conducted a Walk-about. Fruit baskets, juice, and meals were distributed. The Rotary Club of Eleuthera partnered with the Police by donating $300.00 to purchase the fruit baskets and juice for eleven (11) seniors. The Police of South usually conducts this initiative on a monthly basis.
A Joint Fellowship was held with The Rotary and Rotaract Clubs of Eleuthera. The event was held outdoor at PP Julian Carey's Residence. This event also served as a Fundraiser for The World’s Greatest Meal. A total of $676.00 was raised. It was a great evening of Fellowship and Fun.
Members of the Rotary and Rotaract Clubs of Eleuthera joined forces to assist in the improvements to the campus of Emma E. Cooper Primary School, Palmetto Point, Eleuthera. This project was done in partnership with Meadows Construction owned and operated by Service Chair, Rtn. Audley Meadows. The Principal, Mrs. Vernitta Thompson contacted our Club for assistance.
Interact Club of Central Eleuthera and RCE Joint Project
On Saturday, December 19th, 2020 The Interact Club of Eleuthera presented food packages to the underprivileged in the Communities of Palmetto Point and Governors Harbour, Eleuthera. A total of twelve (12) families were recipients of the food packages. Rotary donated $500.00 for this project.
The Rotary Club of Eleuthera partnered with the Salvation Army, Palmetto Point, Eleuthera to provide funds and logistical support for their Christmas Feeding Project. The Club of Eleuthera donated $1650.00 to the Salvation Army during its morning worship service. The funds assisted with purchases for their feeding Project for the underprivileged in the Communities of Tarpum Bay to Governors Harbour, Eleuthera. Members of the Rotary Club of Eleuthera assisted with the distribution of food packages.
Club assists Diabetics with Managing Diabetes.
Diabetes is a non-communicable disease that is prevalent in the Caribbean and Bahamas. People of all ages are affected by this disease.
On Wednesday, December 30th, 2020 The Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) donated six glucometers and supplies to six local residents of Central Eleuthera who are underprivileged and could not afford to purchase the glucometers and supplies including glucometer strips, alcohol swabs, lancers, band-aids, gauze, surgical tape, and bandages. The recipients suffer from Diabetes #2. The glucometers will assist them with managing this disease. They also received training from Retired Nursing Officer PP Sherrin Cooper on how to use the glucometers and manage their diabetes. This project was done in partnership with The Local Department of Health and The Diabetic Association of Hatchet Bay and Gregory Town, Eleuthera.
The Peter Christie heart of Rotary Award - Bestowed to Charter President Shaun Ingraham
This award is for dedication to Rotary and for Service Above Self for going above and beyond. CP Shaun Ingraham of The Rotary Club of Eleuthera was the recipient of the Annual Heart of Rotary Award at the Annual RCOB Annual Foundation Gala, held on December 05th, 2020. CP Shaun was awarded for his service to humanity in the Bahamas and Internationally. For innovation and improvements for the residents on the island of Eleuthera, the Bahamas, and his Rotary Club.
RCE selects two members of the Community for PHF Recognition
Every year the RCOB Rotary Foundation Gala is held in November and persons are recognized for their outstanding work in their Community/Club. This year RCE chose two very deserving individuals. They were Mr. Errol McPhee for his contributions to the Community and Bahamas in Public Service and Education, and Mr. William Simmons for his contributions in Conservation and Environmental Protection, Education, Culture and Community Service. Both recipients are natives of Eleuthera.
(In photo: 1 Errol McPhee/ 2 William Simmons)
Members of the Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) expressed an interest in learning how to make masks. This initiative was encouraged due to the spread of COVID in the communities on Eleuthera.
On Saturday, October 10th, 2020 members of RCE and two local seamstresses, namely, Mrs. Linda Johnson of Bluff, Eleuthera, and Mrs. Elva Nixon of Governor’s Harbour met at the Cancer Society Wellness Center, Palmetto Point where the creativity began. It was a great time of fellowship and learning.
Rotarians had an opportunity to learn how to make masks for themselves, families, friends, and members of the Community including the underprivileged and children.
Virtual learning has become the norm for students throughout the world due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Rotary Club of Eleuthera (RCE) saw the need to assist underprivileged students (inclusive of EarlyAct members) on the island of Eleuthera with devices that will enable them to learn and receive their lessons virtually.
The donation of tablets, for the children, provides an opportunity for them to receive their education and feel safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. From September 25th to October 17th, 2020, the Rotary Club of Eleuthera donated 10-inch tablets to students residing in various communities, which included: Hatchet Bay, James Cistern, Governor’s Harbour, Palmetto Point, Tarpum Bay, and Deep Creek.
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