November was Rotary Foundation Month!

November was the month to learn more about the Rotary Foundation and how it supports excellent work around the world!

Our Schedule

There will be plenty of events coming up including meetings with speakers who present on community areas we might support, or service projects we plan to work.  Stay tuned below for more information on general meetings and events!

Next Meeting

Next Meeting: 
  • December 21
    • Service Project - information pending
Due to the current state of affairs, attending via video call is available.

Contact the club by clicking here to join our Zoom call!

Up and Coming Events!

Upcoming Speakers and Events
  • December 21
    • ​Service Project - info coming soon!
  • December 28
    • ​Holiday Break - no meeting
  • January 4
    • Cornhole Planning Meeting
  • January 11
    • Strategic Planning Meeting
  • January 18
    • Rev. Earl Harris - "Summer of '64"
  • ​January 25
    • Our Rotary District Governor Gregory C. Staub will visit to share his vision of Rotary for our district!
    • Location: ABC

Donate Today to Help 

Kids getting to school safely is the first step toward their future in Liberia. Your support of this project, to obtain buses and drivers to safely transport students, will help children in rural and urban areas attend school safely and more frequently. 

Support our Rotary District Grant Fundraising goal to establish a school bus program in Liberia to safely get students to school with buses driven, operated, and maintained by local women. 

Learn more at the YesLiberia website or click here to donate today!

From Rotary International

Rotary clubs of District 6200 (based in Lafayette, La.) are collecting relief funds to help thousands of victims after record flooding devastated communities in southern Louisiana earlier this month. Torrential rains caused rivers, streams, and bayous to swell, damaging or destroying more than 60,000 homes and killing at least 13 people. The U.S. Coast Guard and emergency responders helped rescue more than 30,000 residents from the rising flood waters. As of 25 August, more than 3,000 residents were still in emergency shelters even after the water receded. If you would like to help, you can contribute online or learn where to send money.

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We meet Tuesdays at 5:30 PM

Please check here for location during the pandemic; 
our meeting spots are currently variable.