Featured Speaker: Mike Bobo, Head Football Coach of CSU
- It's his 5th year at CSU
- 2 Wins & 5 Losses so far this year
- Last 2 years have been tough with last year ending with 2 Wins & 9 Losses
- Decided to implement the EDGE Program
- E stands for EFFORT 100% of the Time
- D stands for DISCIPLINE- attentive to details on and off the field. Doing what needs to be done.
- G stands for GRATITUDE- grateful for what you do have. Focus on the positives not the negatives in your life.
- E stands for EXCUSE FREE- take ownership whether good or bad and move on
- Leaders and influencers hold each other accountable with the EDGE program
- He "Drafted" his team so they were accountable based upon the EDGE criteria
- Implemented "Say What it Is" Fridays where called out and rewarded behavior which grew them closer as a team
- End Game is translate this new program into WINS! He has noticed they are playing very hard this year
- Coach Bobo is having more fun this year than the last 22 years of coaching.
- Ultimately wants to impact kids lives, like his dad did when he was a coach
- Teaching his kids it's not about yourself but about the team and sacrificing for the "family"
- #1 Challenge is recruiting but he and his team are focused on it
- Bobo loves competing, loves wining and loves effecting young men's lives in a positive way
2019 $10K Raffle
The Rotary Club of Fort Collins Breakfast along with the three other Fort Collins Rotary Clubs joined together on January 27 at Chippers Bowling Lanes to raise over $40K for Polio Plus at the Purple Pins for Bowling event..png)
Members of the Fort Collins Breakfast Rotary Club once again will be making some local residents very happy this holiday season. Through the efforts of Rotarians Gary Turner and Andrew Hensen, the members of the club adopted over 40 families. Gifts were purchased and wrapped and will be handed out to over 100 children who might not have had a bright Christmas. The Club has been adopting families for many years and the numbers grow every year.
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Kristin Candella is the Executive Director and CEO of Fort Collins Habitat for Humanity. She has lived in Fort Collins since the 4th grade with 5 years in California and 5 years in Denver and considers Fort Collins her home. When asked about her hobbies, Kristin said “Habitat for Humanity is a lifestyle for me so building here, there, and everywhere is a career, interest and hobby. One of my dreams is to take my kids to build Habitat homes in locations all over the world. Other interests are anything my kids are into including soccer, flag football, karate and outdoorsy activities.”.jpg)
Heather Gossel has joined the ranks one of our newest members.
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