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How would you like to fulfill Rotary’s mission while having a positive impact on the life of an international or Rotaract university student in the Lincoln area?  Following the International Student Event (Picnic) in September, we saw a huge demand for mentorship with Rotarians.  We’re looking for Rotarians that are interested in meeting with a student at least 1X per month during the school year with a focus on providing guidance & coaching on career and helping each student build a successful future.  Outside of that, where you take each mentorship will depend on individual goals and aspirations and how you mutually decide to work together.  We often hear that mentors get just as much out of a mentoring relationship as the mentee. 

I’m sure all of us can recount someone that has helped us along the way as we navigated our careers & life.  Now it’s your turn - hop on board for this valuable experience & help Rotary prepare our future generation!

The expected start date is October 2020 – more information to come.

Ben Martens
Chair, International Picnic
Rotary Club of Lincoln

Commercial Banking Relationship Manager
p. 402-434-1012 | c. 402-580-2482  | benjamin.martens@usbank.com

Rotary Virtual Coffee with Anne Brandt, Executive Director at Lincoln Littles.

https://lincolnlittles.org/about/

ZOOM DETAILS:

Topic: Rotary 14 Virtual Coffee
Time: This is a recurring meeting Meet anytime

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Program Host: Allen Beermann

Glenn E. Mon
Chester heights, PA

Global Interface Consulting Group: Managing Partner
Current: Owner/Operator with wife Ashley of
Hamanassett Bed & Breakfast & Carriage House in
Chester Heights, PA. An award-winning Bed & Breakfast.
 Select Registry Distinguished Inns of North America
1995-2007
 General Manager, Louisiana Super dome
o Hosted Super Bowl XXXl
 Responsible for the management of over 90 stadium
and Arena properties
1988-1995
o Stadium Manager
o Hosted Super Bowl XXIII & XXIX
o Hosted AFC Championship Game
o Assisted in the creation of the Florida Marlins of
Major League Baseball

1992-1997
 Served as Stadium Director for NFL for:
o Super Bowl XXVI
o Super Bowl XXVII
o Super Bowl XXVIII
o Super Bowl XXX

1975-1988
 Part of delegation that secured 1984 Olympic Games
 Hosted 1984 Olympic Games
 Hosted Papal Mass by Pope John Paul II
 Relocated NFL Raiders franchise to Los Angeles
 Relocated NBA Clippers franchise to Los Angeles
Current Community Involvement
 Chester Heights Historical Society
o Organized reestablishment of this Historical
Society
o Past member of Board of Directors, President
 Rachael Kohl Community Library
o Past Board Member from Chester Heights
 Community Performing Arts Center
o Steering Committee Member
Previous Community Involvement
 Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital
o Member of Board of Trustees

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The Goal – Help fight food insecurities in our community
What – help ensure The Little Free Pantries of Lincoln (Facebook page- Little Free Pantries LNK NE) are full of
food and personal care items
Who – This activity helps address food security in our community. You will benefit by knowing you are helping
provide access to food.
Why – With the pandemic, now more than ever the Little Free Pantries are needed in our community. They
have seen an increase in use and many are restocking multiple times a day.
How – Pick a pantry (or multiple pantries) at Rotary14.net. Take items from the most needed list to help keep
it stocked.
When – 3rd week of each month.

Locations

Near South:
1450 Rose Street
1800 C Street
1609 S. 26th Street

Antelope Park:
2826 Garfield

Belmont:
1159 Knox Street

Clinton:
2222 Y Street
3202 Y Street

Hartley:
29th and W Streets

Hawley:
23rd and P Streets

Woods Park:
3234 C Street
2408 J Street

Norwood Park:
4949 N 73rd Street

Northeast Lincoln:
5136 Benton Street

Meadowland:
1015 Lancaster Lane

South Lincoln:
5750 South 40th Street

Mid Lincoln:
4102 Calvert Street

Witherbee:
380 South 44th
612 South 42nd
4115 Lenox Avenue  

West A:
1245 South Folsom St

Most needed items

• Canned meat* (tuna, chicken)
• Canned stew*, chili*
• Soup*
• Canned fruit*
• Canned vegetables*
• Peanut butter*
• Pasta
• Rice
• Powdered milk
• Boxed pudding
• Cereal
• Oatmeal
• Baby food*
• Baby formula

Non-food items:

• Deodorant
• Soap
• Shampoo*
• Toilet paper
• Toothpaste*
• Toothbrushes
• Feminine hygiene products

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Doug Hemmig has been at C-SPAN for over 21 years and is currently a member of its community relations team. He spends his time representing C-SPAN to a wide variety of communities all over the country and sharing how C-SPAN’s resources and content can be a valuable way to follow what is going on in Washington. He loves his job because of the important mission of the network and the dedicated colleagues he works with every day.

Doug began his time at C-SPAN working on the affiliate relations team. He represented C-SPAN to the cable industry at various events. He also advocated for the carriage of C-SPAN on cable systems all over the country. He also set up community events and promoted educational content to teachers all over the country. Earlier in his career, he was a Community Relations Manager for the American Red Cross. There he coordinated with hospitals to provide an adequate supply of blood to local communities in case of an emergency.

Doug grew up in the DC area and is often referred to as Boiler around the C-SPAN offices for his love of all things Purdue University related. In his spare time, he is a Rotarian in Rockville, coaches youth basketball, baseball, soccer, and lacrosse, and has coached for over 20 years. He is married for over 25 years and has four wonderful children.

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