Pints for Polio is a highly successful “pub crawl” event held annually in downtown Bend as a fun and creative way for people to enjoy a variety of craft beers while helping in the international fight against polio. The brainstorm of Club member (and polio survivor), Cort Vaughan, the event blends one of the region’s favorite pastimes with an awareness campaign about this important issue that has afflicted millions around the globe.
Polio Day in Idaho! We now have an official state proclamation to help Rotary “shine some extra light” on this important global cause.
To acknowledge the auspicious day and gain additional publicity, Rotarians are taking to the streets in downtown Boise. We’ll be illuminating the historic Hoff Building with an End Polio Now message at dusk on October 24!
Now is the time to make a plan for how your own club and community can acknowledge World Polio Day in Idaho. Is there a building in your community you want to illuminate also?
Do you know a family that lives in the Timberline HS boundary that is willing to host an exchange student for spring 2024? We have one more student who needs a home. If you or someone you know is interested, please follow up with Kaci Jensen at kacibsolt@hotmail.com
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