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Maintenance work at the garden

With over 20 years of experience in emergency medical care, LaTrilla Cassey has dedicated her career to providing compassionate and effective support to those in need. Her extensive background includes a range of roles in high-pressure medical environments, where she developed a deep understanding of both the physical and emotional aspects of healing.

As the owner of Healing Hands Open Heart CPR, LaTrilla combines her medical expertise with a holistic approach to wellness. She is passionate about empowering individuals to take charge of their health and well-being through personalized care and attention.

In addition to her medical credentials, LaTrilla is committed to continuous learning and adaptation to the latest practices in healthcare, ensuring that her clients receive the best possible support.  

Staci Wright stands at the forefront of innovative entrepreneurship and social change, with a storied career spanning two decades. Her journey as a business owner is marked by the founding of six startups and the securing of 28 patents, testament to her inventive spirit and commitment to pioneering new paths in the business world. Staci's ventures are diverse, yet all share a common thread: a vision for creating impactful, sustainable change through business excellence.

Beyond her remarkable achievements in entrepreneurship, Staci is deeply invested in community service and volunteerism. Her dedication extends over a decade, during which she has actively contributed to various organizations, served on boards, and supported initiatives aimed at addressing societal challenges. This aspect of her life underscores a profound connection to social responsibility and the belief that businesses should play a crucial role in fostering societal well-being.

At the heart of Staci’s professional ethos is HeartProfit, a community she leads that unites business owners and leaders around the idea that businesses can—and should—operate on principles of care, compassion, and connection. HeartProfitchampions a model where efficiency and profit are balanced with a commitment to making a positive social impact, encouraging a redefinition of success in the business landscape. Through her leadership, Staci is not just reshaping business practices but inspiring a movement that seeks to transform how businesses engage with the world.

Come help Sharon achieve her goal of 10 blankets by the end of January.  There is so many different skill levels needed to help accomplish this tremendous project.

We need people to cut bags, make the yarn balls, and crochet.  We will teach you how do any of the tasks. 

If you are interested in helping crochet, please bring a crochet needle size P.  You can get these at Walmart, Hobby Lobby, or Michaels

BRING FRIENDS AND FAMILY

A Meal Train page at https://mealtrain.com/m403ek has been established for Brandon Trainor and his family. As many of you know, Brandon recently experienced a medical emergency and is currently on the road to recovery. During this challenging time, we want to rally around the family to provide them with one less thing to worry about: meals.

This meal train is an opportunity to support Brandon, Lauren, and their family by ensuring they have nourishing meals and a little extra comfort as they navigate this difficult time. There is also a Donation section on the page that will go directly to the Trainor Family to help in this time of need.

Join Little Elm Rotary Club for Our First Service Project of 2025!

📅 Date: Saturday, January 25, 2025
⏰ Time: Starting at 8:00 AM
📍 Location: Beard Park Trail

The Beard Park Trail is in need of some TLC, and we’re stepping up to help! Due to low lake levels, a significant amount of debris has become visible and needs to be removed.

Here’s how you can help:

• What to Bring: Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy shoes.
• What’s Provided: Trash bags and a limited number of pickers will be available.

Meeting Points:

• Group 1: Parking lot of Tender.
• Group 2: Fountain at McCord Park.

Both groups will work toward meeting in the middle of the trail.

Let’s come together to make a difference in our community. We hope to see you there!

We need volunteers to help represent the Rotary club at the donation site.

We need 1 volunteer from 10:30 to 1:30 (set up)

Need 2 volunteers from 1:30 to 3:30 (breakdown)

Little Elm Rotary and Carter Bloodcare are hosting a blood drive on Saturday, January 25th, from 11:00 am - 3:30 pm at Kroger parking lot in Little Elm.
Click this link to reserve a donation time:
https://www.greatpartners.org/.../drive_schedule/159983

Jeff Molby (pronounced Mole-bee) is a Rotarian from Caro, Michigan (pronounced Care-oh) where he's been volunteering for the American Cancer Society in recent years.

He's also a minimalist who loves to travel, so in the fall of 2023, he sold everything and set off on a two-year bike tour around the country in order to help people get to their chemo appointments.

Rotary Club to serve by  helping during the 11th annual Big Easy in Little Elm on Saturday, March 1, 2025!  We have been asked to provide help during the 5K race.  That would consist of serving water to the runners; collecting cups that fall to the ground; encouraging runners to keep going and assiting if there are any trip and falls until official help can arrive.  We will also need a few people the day of (if anyone is interested to help with packet pick up).  If anyone is interested in packet pick up, please email me directly.  I need to know by 02/24/2024 if you plan to attend on either day of tihs event so that I can secure a parking decal for you.