We need a list of volunteers from each municipality or organization no later than Friday, January 31st.
Needed on February 4th:
5 from Valencia County to help prep legislator gift bags.
Needed on February 6th:
25 from Village of Los Lunas
6 from Los Lunas School
5 from Valencia County for VC Day
Please provide names of your volunteers to me or Pat Jaramillo. Please let us know what they are willing to do (cooking, cleaning, unloading, end of day packing, other, etc.). We will place people where needed.
Plan to depart from your community very early. We plan on unloading in Santa Fe no later than 7:00 am. This is where we need the most help to set up. We begin serving legislators around 11:00 am. (Deliveries coordinated with the Sergeant at Arms) Clean up/tear down happens around 1:00 pm, which is also a big time we need help. Done around 2 pm.
Victoria Archuleta, MBA
Senior Economic Developer Administration Department Village of Los Lunas
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The Conducting Community Assessments handbook (formerly known as Community Assessment Tools) guides you in working with community members to identify their priorities.
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“Designing your Rotary Experience” is a handy how-to guide that gives ownership of one’s Rotary Journey to the individual member.
This guide is organized into four areas:
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