Suburban Rotarians were in the Halloween mood and several members dressed up. Warren Hill received a gift card for the best costume.

Carol Ebdon reminded membes of the Keep Kids Warm event on Nov. 5.

Curt Peters informed the group that the club will be sponsoring a Rotarian Student Exchange next year. He is looking for volunteers to help with this process and he will also be looking for a family to place the student.

Joining the club is Josh Eggley who received his badge and information packet from sponsor Angela Chaney and President Dan Hosford.

Tom Kerfoot discussed the importance of the Rotary Foundation and how it fuels Rotary---the largest volunteer organization in the world. The Foundation has a 4-Star Charity rating through Charity Navigator.There are several ways to give to the Foundation--through Polio Plus, the annual fund, Endowment Fund, global grants and more. November is Rotary Foundation Month and club members are encouraged to donate during this time. Suburban Rotary is the most generous club in the District. But Tom challenged all club members to give at Least $25 and to achieve the goal of "Every Rotarian Every Year.
