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The O.N.E. Fund- Tackling Ongoing Needs & Essentials for Keller ISD Students and Teachers
Oct. 01, 2024
Driven by the belief that supported teachers support students, Amanda has been proudly serving the students and teachers of Keller ISD since 2022.
As a former educator, she knows the importance of providing resources that allow teachers to embrace their passion and ignite a love of learning in the classroom. As a Keller ISD parent, she is committed to paving new, creative pathways for innovative opportunities and exceptional experiences for all students.
She credits the success of this Foundation to the deep-rooted relationships with so many incredible donors and community stakeholders who remain steadfast in their dedication to ensure that Keller ISD remains intentionally exceptional.
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Oct. 06, 2024 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
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Using AI IN Agricultural Education
Nov. 05, 2024
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Nov. 08, 2024 12:00 p.m. - Nov. 17, 2024 4:00 p.m.
Rotarians, Please pass let your friends know, this is the week we set up the North Texas Field of Honor, you can volunteer at ntxfoh.org. We are proud to work with the City of Keller to bring you the North Texas Field of Honor® . One thousand seven hundred and seventy six (1776) U.S. flags, will be flown at Keller Town Hall in paying tribute to veterans, active and reserve duty military during Veteran’s Day week, November 9–17, 2024. We need your help to make this event a success, there are several volunteer opportunities for Rotarians and Community members. We will record hours for volunteer groups and students. We are looking for volunteers for these dates: Nov 8 - Noon/ Field Deployment -We need 50+ Volunteers to help deploy the flags, we will install U.S. flags plus military flags. Nov 9- 2 pm/ Dedication Ceremony for Field of Honor Nov 17- Field Takedown - We need 50+ Volunteers to help with field take down Learn more at ntxfoh.org |
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ChemoRiders: A Rotary Journey of Hope
Feb. 11, 2025
Jeff Molby (pronounced Mole-bee) is a Rotarian from Caro, Michigan (pronounced Care-oh) where he's been volunteering for the American Cancer Society through Relay For Life for the last few years. He's also a minimalist who loves to travel, so in October, 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. |
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