Weekly MeetingWelcome to ROTARY ON YOUR TIME! 2026_0723August 21, 2025 | 8:00 am - 9:00 amVirtualPublicPage 5 of 8NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGEPages:1Opening2ANNOUNCEMENTS3ROTARY MOMENT4THE ROTARY FOUNDATION-POLIO5NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE6THIS WEEKS PROGRAM7TECH TIPS8HAPPY BUCKSNATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGECelebrating our Native Americans She Walked Over 200 Miles in the Snow to Feed a Starving Army. The Oneida Nation Has Remembered Polly Cooper for 250 Years As one of America’s first allies, the Oneida Nation sent 47 warriors to Valley Forge in 1778. Among them was a woman named Polly Cooper, whose skill, generosity and knowledge of white corn kept Washington’s soldiers alive Meredith Herndon StartPrevNextEndShow All
Weekly MeetingWelcome to ROTARY ON YOUR TIME! 2026_0723August 21, 2025 | 8:00 am - 9:00 amVirtualPublicPage 5 of 8NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGEPages:1Opening2ANNOUNCEMENTS3ROTARY MOMENT4THE ROTARY FOUNDATION-POLIO5NATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGE6THIS WEEKS PROGRAM7TECH TIPS8HAPPY BUCKSNATIVE AMERICAN HERITAGECelebrating our Native Americans She Walked Over 200 Miles in the Snow to Feed a Starving Army. The Oneida Nation Has Remembered Polly Cooper for 250 Years As one of America’s first allies, the Oneida Nation sent 47 warriors to Valley Forge in 1778. Among them was a woman named Polly Cooper, whose skill, generosity and knowledge of white corn kept Washington’s soldiers alive Meredith Herndon StartPrevNextEndShow All
She Walked Over 200 Miles in the Snow to Feed a Starving Army. The Oneida Nation Has Remembered Polly Cooper for 250 Years As one of America’s first allies, the Oneida Nation sent 47 warriors to Valley Forge in 1778. Among them was a woman named Polly Cooper, whose skill, generosity and knowledge of white corn kept Washington’s soldiers alive Meredith Herndon
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Patti Eisler
It has been a honor to meet and work with Carol (virtually).