In January's newsletter, DG Linda Morrow asked you to share some of your New Year Resolutions. Here are some of them:

• Strive to collect more feedback from members to make the club the best for all members
• I resolve to keep laughing, serving and making a difference because Rotary works best when we enjoy the ride.
• I resolve to remember why I joined Rotary in the first place: Service Above Self - plus some good fellowship with some really solid people.
• 1. Exercise (no, for real) 2. Just do it! There are many trips and activities I have talked about but have not done for many reasons. This year…just do it. 3. Re-engage with some of my civic organizations/boards I am involved in. 4. Overall – reset my life and focus.
• Try to remember to lift each other up by recognizing personal and professional accomplishments of our members.

The winner of last months prize is: Anthony Lauri, from the

Grosse Pointe Sunrise Rotary Club

Be sure to watch the February Video carefully and be sure to guess the artist and name of the song that Linda mentions during the video. Give us your answer by Clicking here

2025 District Governor Golf Outing results:

This year’s combined events raised a total of $22,901.21. Many thanks to the committee and Chairs of these two outings. All funds will be directed to the District 6400 Foundation, where they will be distributed as International Grants, supporting high‑impact humanitarian projects around the world. These grants help Rotary clubs in District 6400 expand their reach, strengthen global partnerships, and deliver sustainable solutions in areas such as clean water, disease prevention, education, and community development.



District leaders extend their appreciation to every golfer, sponsor, volunteer, and club whose participation made this year’s outing a success. The 2026 Outings this year will be: September 11th, in the US and September 27th in Canada. Save the dates, details to follow

We're looking ahead to our 2026 District Conference. Join us in Frankenmuth!

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Youth Exchange, it's the amazing Jewel of Rotary.

The District 6400 Youth Exchange committee is working hard to grow this awesome program. What can you as a Rotarian do? What can you as a club do? The possibilities are endless. Here are some thoughts:

1. Outbound Students: The World Awaits! Seize This Unexpected Opportunity for Rotary Youth Exchange – Limited Spots Available NOW! More information by clicking here
2. Join the Committee. We are actively look for folks with a passion for working with these great young people. Trust us it will change your life forever.
3. We are always looking to create great opportunities for these students. Your club can help by hosting them for an event or gathering. Bowling-Festival-Dinner, whatever it is, trust us hanging with these students will warm your heart and theirs.
4. Need a program for a club meeting? Our committee stands ready to inspiring your members about Rotary Youth Exchange and explain the program.

Contact: Carrie Thorpe, General Chair: carriethorperye@gmail.com, Scott Collier Outbound Chair:scottcollier1970@gmail.com, Crystal Heinrich Inbound Chair: cheinrichs84@gmail.com

for more information on how you can help Impact the lives of Youth. These students are the true meaning of World peace and understanding.

Taylor Rotary President Tanya Clayton honoring Enrico Muto and Bob Williams with 50 year membership pins.

Members of the Rotary Club of Windsor (1918) had the opportunity to volunteer at the Windsor Youth Centre. Members rolled up their sleeves and got to work helping prepare part of the evening meal, sorting and organizing donations, stocking shelves, and cleaning and tidying the space to support the Centre’s ongoing work. This is Rotary service as it has always been: showing up, helping where needed, and doing the work with care.

Your copy should address 3 key the Rotary Club of Plymouth, Michigan did a lunch and service program for the United Way. As part of their regular meeting the club packaged “kits” for distribution to area senior citizens in need. Assisting members with the project was Malte, the club’s Swedish Rotary Youth Exchange Student.

DGN Therese visits the Carleton Rotary Club.

Grosse Pointe Rotary partners every other month with Grosse Pointe Memorial Church to collect food and clothing from members who drive up, open their trunks so we can grab the loot, and then drive away. All donations are given to The Second Mile Center of Detroit.

Celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with City of Romulus, Michigan and Romulus Community Schools this morning!

A team of 14 Rotarians and friends of Rotary from both D6400 and D6380 recently travelled to The Gambia in Western Africa.

D6400 team members included PDG Michael and Shelly Duben from the Passport Club and Debra Harshaw from Windsor-St. Clair. The project included providing a borehole at a school in the poorest region of the small country. At the school, they also provided desks, bicycles (for student transportation), soccer posts, soccer balls and jerseys, many school supplies, and backpacks with t-shirts and dresses/shorts for all students. The team painted the school and spent time with students in all grades doing indoor and outdoor activities. Team leaders met with local officials and even the Vice President of the country to determine the greatest needs and plan for future support. Stay tuned for next steps and how your club can get involved!

DGE KIM SPIROU AND OTHERS ENJOY THE INTERNATIONAL ASSEMBLY IN ORLANDO!

(Above) DGE Kim with chief Sargent PRID Mike McCullough; RIPE President Yinka Babalola announcing the 2026-2027 Presidential theme. PRIP/TRF Chair-Elect Jennifer Jones delivers her keynote address on our Rotary Foundation.

The Rotary Club of LaSalle Centennial inducted new members Tory McKay, Charlene Stoffle and Maria Ala. Also pictured: President Tania Muscedere, PP Gillian Matthewman, Public Image Chair Lauren Harris

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