Chuck Kraus is a retired urologist and local historian who is the author of Thompsonville in Time and President of the Thompsonville Area Revitalization Project (TARP).
As suggested by the photos above, membership in Benzie Sunrise Rotary offers opportunities for both community service and fellowship. Becoming a Rotarian also connects you with a global network of 1.2 million other members who share your drive to give back. Our club has no religious or political affiliation. We believe that exemplifying and embracing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) should be a part of everything we do at Rotary. To learn more about our Club and our focus on the youth of Benzie County check out Who We Are. Please join us on a Tuesday morning as guests are always welcome.
Jae Gerhart, is manager of Food Programs at The Farm at Trinity Health. In today’s presentation titled, Food is Medicine, A Hospital Based Approach, Jae presented how The Farm is addressing food insecurity and diet-related chronic illness by partnering with local farmers to provide weekly produce boxes to its patients and community.
Today we received an update on the Betsie Valley Trail and the Benzie County Community Chest from Jim Gribble, Community Chest Executive Director.
Katie became the County Administrator in August 2021, after having served a few months as the Director of Human Resources. Prior to serving in Benzie County, she worked as an administrative specialist for Traverse City serving in a wide range of roles. Today’s presentation included the progress that has occurred over the past three years.
Paul Danes was one of several Sunrise Rotary members speaking at today's Club Assembly.
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