A toast to our good friend and longtime Aspen and Carbondale Rotarian Jack Brendlinger who left us earlier this year, led by good friend and fellow Rotarian Mike Waski. Note the "Shot-Ski" for good measure! Farewell Jack!
202Fall 2021 Rio Grande Trail cleanup.Our club and the greater Rotary community lost longtime Carbondale and Aspen Rotarian Jack Brendlinger on Feb. 13, 2022.
Jack Brendlinger directs things from his ATV at the 2019 Carbondale Rotary Running of the Balls on Main Street.
The Rotary Club of Carbondale is helping to tackle poverty, hunger and malnutrition through its support of the Farmers of the Future program. The goal of Farmers of the Future is to help impoverished farmers of Niger, one of the poorest countries in the world, escape the poverty trap of subsistence farming. It teaches modern agricultural practice to primary school children and creates profitable farming businesses for their mothers. The project, now in its pilot phase in three villages in Niger, is being implemented through the non-profit organization, Eliminate Poverty Now, which was founded by Carbondale Rotarians John and Judy Craig to promote economic opportunity in Africa, especially for women.
Responding to questions from Rotary members, our president-elect says he plans to lead with caring as his core value.
Chris Kolenda’s 1,700-mile Fallen Hero Honor Ride saluted six men who died in combat — and celebrated everything their lives embodied.
Cataclysmic seasonal fires — overall made more destructive and more frequent by climate change — have struck in Australia and the western United States, prompting action from local Rotary clubs.
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