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Our Speaker Tuesday, June 21, 2022
KAREN HRDLICKA
Director,
The Center for Family Philanthropy
Akron Community Foundation
The 4 T's of Philanthropy
In addition to being a Rotarian, Karen Hrdlicka is also the Director of the Center for Family Philanthropy at the Akron Community Foundation. Part of her job is to provide public education on philanthropic topics to encourage everyone in our community to give their 4 T’s to issues and nonprofits in our community. Yes, you too have 4 T’s to give. Come and identify your 4 T’s so you can make a plan to make an impact in our community. Learn about what the center does and other ways you may want to improve your philanthropic IQ.
Join us on Friday, July 29th as we honor our outgoing President Steve Buie. A celebration party will take place at Akron Rotary Camp in the Pavillion (lakeside), 4460 Rex Lake Drive, Akron, Ohio 44319 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm.
6:00pm - 6:45pm Cocktails and Relish Tray Appetizer
6:45pm - 7:45pm Dinner Buffet
7:45pm Celebration Program hosted by Past President Dr. Robert McGregor
Dinner Buffet Menu:
Tossed Salad
Artisan Rolls
Lemon Roasted Chicken on the bone
Italian Sausage with Peppers and Onions
Rigatoni with Marinara Sauce
Oven Roasted Irish Potatoes
Green Beans
Dessert
Vegetarian Option Available Upon Request
Any questions, please contact Mella Castner at Akron Rotary Camp - mellac@akronymca.org or (330) 644-4512
Mark your calendar and sign up NOW for the “ End Polio Now” Guardians Game against the Chicago White Sox on July 13, 2022.
Always a fun night, dinner in the Terrace Club, good lower bowl or upper bowl seats, silent auction and a raffle for a chance to throw out the first pitch at a future Guardians game and receive a Paul Harris Fellow Recognition.
You will be able to join with fellow Rotarians from our District 6630 along with District 6600 and 6650.
What a deal!
- See you at Progressive Field -
Wednesday, July 13th
Chicago White Sox vs Cleveland Guardians
Terrace Club and Non-Terrace Club Tickets Available
The Rotary Club of Akron had the pleasure of listening to Mark Willis, an attorney actively engaged in the practice of law, with an emphasis in the area of tort and insurance law during our Tuesday, June 14th Club Meeting. Mr. Willis presented information to Club members on information we all need to know about Ohio insurance law and the interaction of liability coverage, uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage, medical payment coverage and health coverage.
View the presentation by clicking here or copy and paste the link into your browser https://youtu.be/KUP9tyRADkk
One of the first things Mr. Willis stated was "too often I have conversations with clients that find their lives upside down due to serious injuries, large medical bills and lost income from an accident to find out there is not enough insurance coverage or the wrong type of insurance coverage to cover their needs."
The theme that Mr. Willis stressed throughout his presentation was “At the point your need the coverage it is too late to do anything about the various insurance coverages in place. Better to understand how to protect yourself before some event – than afterwards.”
Mr. Willis began his presentation asking Rotarians the names of various insurance companies they were either insured with or had heard of. While the Club members listed at least a dozen companies, Mr. Willis reported that over 150 companies are licensed to sell insurance in the State of Ohio. The 12-15 companies we mentioned probably cover nearly 85% of those insured in Ohio, but the other companies are reputable companies and can often offer more favorable rates because of less overhead with advertising, etc.
Mr. Willis also discussed what “I have full coverage” means. You need to ensure you know what your “full coverage” really covers. What are the exemptions, who is covered, who isn’t covered, etc.
He shared a handout with everyone titled “Questions for Your Insurance Agent/Company”. This is an excellent guide for things we all can ask our insurance agent to ensure we have the coverage we think we have, or we think we need. See the attachment for items covered.
Yours in Service,
Terry Dalton
Rotary Club of Akron Secretary and Scholarship Chair
In addition to being a Rotarian, Karen Hrdlicka is also the Director of the Center for Family Philanthropy at the Akron Community Foundation. Part of her job is to provide public education on philanthropic topics to encourage everyone in our community to give their 4 T’s to issues and nonprofits in our community. Yes, you too have 4 T’s to give. Come and identify your 4 T’s so you can make a plan to make an impact in our community. Learn about what the center does and other ways you may want to improve your philanthropic IQ.
One of the first things Mr. Willis stated was "too often I have conversations with clients that find their lives upside down due to serious injuries, large medical bills and lost income from an accident to find out there is not enough insurance coverage or the wrong type of insurance coverage to cover their needs."
