A Guatemala update

We've waited three years to be able to get back to Guatemala where we have traveled more than 15 times to build simple, cinder block stoves in Mayan villages.  This amazing "service above self" project has, over the years, reduced the rate of death and illness due to smoke inhalation from open fires in village homes.  COVID stopped the work ... but only for the duration of the pandemic ... and we are now cleared to return to this Central American country.  In past years, as many as 55 Rotarians and friends of Rotary made this trip. 

This meeting on Monday, March 6 will outline the who, where, what, when, why and how of our Guatemala stoves project.  Please ..."each one, bring one" because Guatemala has a way of making Rotarians out of neighbors, friends, family members or co-workers!

See you back at the BW Abbey Inn at noon where we will hear from Dan Strobell, Dave Prisbrey and Chris Parker on SGR's most important life-saving project.