Are volunteering with youth (one-on-one)? Mentoring, Youth Exchange, RYLA, Academic Decathlon, High School Business Plans, Etc...
If YES, you need to have an annual background check completed. CLICK HERE for more details about how to get your background check completed. This only applies if you are working with youth one-on-one. If you are in a group more than 2 people, you don't need a background check.
Mick Faulhaber is our Youth Protection Officer for our Club. Contact him if you have any questions or concerns.
Raffle tickets and Mulligans included with the Golfer Package (and available individually)
New this year: "String Game" offer, to make the possibility for low scores available for every team
At the clubhouse afterwards, we'll have:
Full cookout
Prizes for top Team Scores and Hole Events
Silent Auction - we will expect that every Club member make an effort to provide prizes for the Silent Auction, as well as bring in prizes for the Raffle.
Your help is requested to make this year's outing a big success:
Donate to the silent auction and to the raffle. We expect every member to do this.
Showcase your organization to participants and guests with a sponsorship, available at $300.
Take the Registration Flyers available on the tables at the weekly meeting and start promoting this important fundraiser!
The Rotary Club of Madison West Towne-Middleton is sponsoring a high-school aged boy from Thailand. He will arrive in Madison in August, 2016 and is very excited to experience American culture.
His host families need to live in or near the Middleton School District as he will be attending Middleton High School. If you or someone you know may be interested in hosting him for 3-4 months, please contact us.
Hosting is a wonderful experience!
For more information on the program watch this video (11 minutes) or contact:
Jeannine Desautels, Mary Van Hout, and Dean Ryerson spoke of their recent Rotary trip to Guatemala, supporting the Guatemala Medical Resources Partnership (GMRP) of the Thiensville-Mequon Rotary Clubs. In an impoverished area in southern Guatemala, Rotarians have brought hope and material assistance in terms of orphanage support with sustainable agriculture projects (including chickens and turkeys), with medical and dental assistance from 45 volunteers seeing 780 patients over 4 1/2 days, and with life-changing scholarships through the Oliveros Scholarship Fund -- 60 scholarships for K-12 and 4 scholarships for college. Great work, to include raucous water balloon fights with the kids.
Of course!! Where else can I meet and hear about these great people???
Mary Herness, a Whitehall Wisconsin woman whose polio diagnosis changed her life! Writer, teacher, mother, grandmother, farmer………..a woman who has a wonderful story to tell us!
Mary Beth Growney Selene, our own past Rotary International Director – who better to help us understand all that Rotary is!!
Dick Leinenkugel, a man who has done it all! With careers in the military, State Government and presiding over the family business, he has stories of service to inspire us!
Brent Yauchler from the RC of Mt Horeb and Nicholas Syano from Rotary in Kenya and PDG Bob Bendickson from the RC of La Crosse and Madison South’s Randy Sproule and so many more District Rotarians……..all of your old and new Rotary friends.
The Korea convention is sure to be one of the most spectacular yet. Join the more than 40,000 Rotarians who have registered already for the biggest event of the Rotary year!
Come to Korea May 28 through June 1 to experience the hospitality of the Korean people and the energy of the Korean wave. See unforgettable performances at the Welcome Festival on May 28. Connect with old friends and make new ones at convention, and be a part of the best Rotary has to offer.
Take advantage of this final chance for registration savings by March 31 (that's TODAY)!
Get live updates and vote totals from the Council on Legislation on Rotary.org beginning on 11 April.
Representatives from Rotary clubs worldwide will gather in Chicago 10-15 April to consider changes to the policies that guide Rotary International and its member clubs.
Many of this year’s proposed changes are designed to increase membership by giving clubs greater flexibility in the timing and the nature of their meetings. Other proposals would amend membership requirements.
The Rotary Foundation and UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education are offering up to 10 scholarships for graduate study at UNESCO-IHE's Delft campus in the Netherlands. The aim is to increase the number of trained professionals who can devise, plan, and implement water and sanitation solutions in developing areas. The scholarships also are designed to promote long-term relationships between Rotary members and skilled water and sanitation professionals.
Scholars will receive a Master of Science degree in urban water and sanitation, water management, or water science and engineering. The...
Interact clubs are making a positive difference in schools and communities around the world. Leaders of sponsor Rotary clubs and districts should make sure their Interact clubs get the recognition they deserve by verifying that they qualify for a Presidential Citation.
First, ensure that the Interact club status is active in Rotary's database by checking the Listing of Club-Sponsored Organizations report in Rotary Club Central. If a sponsored club is not listed, submit the Interact Club Certification Form by 1 March.
Then, verify by 15 April that your Interact clubs have qualified for the...
2016 Charity Golf Outing
June 29, 2016, 6-9p
Exchange Student Hosting Opportunity
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