The governor of District 1720 (Center-Val de Loire and Vienne) of the Rotary Club of France, Yves Chausset, accompanied by Guillaume Rivet, his deputy for Eure-et-Loir, met the three Chartres Rotary clubs and the representative from Rotaract, Monday, to the Grand Monarch.
The governor met with Alain Levacher, president of the Rotary club of Chartres, Jean-Luc Guilloteau, president of the Rotary club Chartres Deux-Vallées, Benoît Bordas, president of the Chartres Henri IV club and Nathalie André, vice-president of the Rotaract club – Heart of Beauce.
Roses
for the climate
Each of the clubs was able to discuss their outstanding activities and take into account the governor’s suggestions to move in the direction of the service club’s motto: “Serve to change lives.” “
The governor was able to measure, among other actions, the effectiveness of the partnership created by Jacky Duperche, between the Rotary club of Chartres and the Association for Credit and Savings of Civil Servants (Acef). He also recalled that it is necessary to continue the feminization of the movement, recalling some flagship actions, such as the fight against global warming, a cause for which the French Rotary clubs will sell 50,000 roses on November 21.
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