The Sebago Lake Rotary Club has been involved in several projects to help with the hunger issues in their region. From their Stuff the Bus events and the Feet For Food Walk in the fall, the club has raised over $10,000 in the past few years toward food insecurity in the Sebago Lake Region. Donations raised are shared with the 13 food pantries in the area through the Feed the Need initiative shared with the local Chamber of Commerce. When statistics say that one in every 4 children in Maine suffers from food insecurity, this club just has to do something about that.
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My Name is Ingo Hartig, I am a Rotarian since 1983.
I first held my position as president in 1987.
I have been elected president to our club for the club year 2019-2020.
I am honored to have been elected to this position. It is a group of wonderful people.
My goals for this year are:
To make the Rotary ideals more known to the public.
Make people aware that we are an energetic group of “all ages”.
We are not made up by just “old people”.
To make sure that our club is seen by todays youth.
To narrow the gap between the older generation and people born after 2000.
That we are supporting youth programs and not only the usual programs, such as hunger etc.
Support our local Rotaract youth organization and opioids program with youth.
Have an interesting speaker program.
And most of all have fun doing it.
Ingo Hartig
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