Speaker Date Topic
Mark Mals Mar 20, 2024
Mercy Education Project (MEP)

Mark Mals is a husband, a father, and Pops to two  grandchildren. Through studying philosophy and art history at Michigan State University, Mark discovered truth and beauty. Through numerous volunteer opportunities within the city of Detroit, while earning an M.Div. from Sacred Heart Major Seminary, Mark was exposed to the suffering and humanity in the world. Through years of teaching theology and philosophy to high school males at both Detroit Loyola High School and the University of Detroit Jesuit High School, Mark discovered the potential in others. Through his family, and all others he encounters, Mark realizes that treating others with kindness, compassion, and love is just a better way to live. 

 
Following many years of tutoring young girls at Mercy Education Project (MEP) in southwest Detroit, Mark found his way to becoming MEP’s executive director in 2021. Mark is passionate about helping women and girls to live in a world immersed in equality and equity, just as it was intended. Mark loves spending time with his wife, Sandy, laughing and having fun with their three children and their spouses, and doing anything and everything with his grandchildren Joey and Lucy.
Roger Hull Mar 27, 2024
Socio-political aspects of Roger's trip to Southern Africa

Roger Hull will give a PowerPoint presentation. 

 He will talk about the socio-political aspects of the trip plus show some photos of the safaris.
Michelle Boggess-Nunley Apr 03, 2024
Posterity Gallery

Michelle will be talking about Custom Framing and Posterity's future plans, the importance of small business, her background in art and exhibitions, as well as her Guinness World Record maze.

Darraugh Collins Apr 10, 2024
Food Rescue US. Detroit

Food Rescue US - Detroit - https://foodrescue.us/site/food-rescue-us-detroit/

-800k lbs. of Metro Detroit food was rescued and delivered to those in need in 2023!

-from 132 Food Donors; groceries, restaurants, schools, event venues, and others

-distributed thru 152 Social Service Agencies; soup kitchens, food pantries, shelters, and others

-gathered by the Food Rescue Detroit network of over 700 registered volunteers

 

Bob Montgomery Apr 17, 2024
GP Theater
Grosse Pointe Theater just celebrated 75 years of live theater in our community, an impressive milestone with an all-volunteer organization. 
 
Grosse Pointe Theater will be sharing the history of 332 main stage productions, how a typical show comes to life in three months, the commitment to Arts education and community engagement, and the exciting future at the new performing arts center, the Schaap Center.
 
 Speakers include executive Director, Linda Zublick and president of Grosse Pointe Theater Danielle Caralis.
Todd Litton May 01, 2024
New member presentation
Amanda Deveaux May 08, 2024
New member presentation
Michael Tengler Jun 05, 2024
the charity Happycheeks
Donna Hill Jun 12, 2024
SAVeD, Save a Voiceless Dog Rescue

Save a Voiceless Dog Rescue. 

We are a non-profit foster based rescue. 
We are advocating for the Voiceless Dogs. Although our rescue is new on the scene, we have 20 + years of rescue experience.
Christopher Schultz Jul 10, 2024
Becoming an Addict at age 14

Chris is very active in Rotary's Addiction Prevention focus.  He traveled form California to Michigan recently for the dedication of our new Rotary SMART drug disposal at GPW.

He will speak about how easy it is for young people to get introduced and addicted to drugs at an early age.  His presentation will be via Zoom.

Dio Rockers Jul 24, 2024
New Member Presentation
Tom Gage Jul 31, 2024
Tom Gage (former Tigers beat writer), new book: "The Enchanted Season"

Tom Gage (former Tigers beat writer) released a new book | "The Enchanted Season" - The Detroit Tigers Historic 1984 World Series Run and My Life as Their BIG WHEEL