Hands On Committee Purpose
The title says it all. "Hands On" Committee members continue to give financial assistance to our club's many worthy projects, but we yearn for more involvement, to get our hands dirty, so to speak. Yes, sometimes we dig in the dirt, having assisted with planting projects at
But our activities are varied. We loaded 200 computers and parts for shipment to
The committee meets quarterly to select projects that complement the work of the Foundation, the other committees, and on occasion, the administrative office. We accept project proposals from Rotarians at any time, requesting three months lead time to facilitate committee action and scheduling.
How to Become a Member
Any Lansing Rotarian is eligible for membership on the Hands On Committee. Members are asked to attend brief quarterly meetings held immediately following a Rotary meeting, and to work on at least one project per year. "Work" comes in the form of labor, loan of equipment, or donation of supplies. To join us, send an e-mail to the Club Administrator or the Club President.