What a fantastic evening of fellowship, laughter, and purpose! Pints for Polio brought Lakeshore members and many neighboring clubs to Kame & Kettle Beer Works for an evening filled with community spirit and fun — all in support of Rotary’s global mission to eradicate polio.
Organized by the Rotary BREW Fellowship (Beers Rotarians Enjoy Worldwide), the event was a perfect mix of good friends, good beer, and goodwill highlighted by the lighting of the Rotary Arches in Fonthill in the distinctive purple in recognition of the Purple Pinkie campaign for polio eradication. This global symbol represents one child, one vaccine, and one step closer to a polio-free world!
Thanks to everyone’s generosity, approximately 400 children will receive the polio vaccine — giving them the gift of a healthy, polio-free future.
