Events

First Tueday: Greenfield food pantry

6:45 breakfast

7-8 meeting

     Speaker and topic: Brett Bennett will provide an update on Skygen's Foundation to improve quality of life to those living in Africa without optical care due to cost or lack of access  by providing cost or lack of access by providing free eye exams and corrective lens exams

     Host: Bennett

     Rotary information question: According to the December issue of The Rotarian, Just as Rotary is a way of life for Rotarians, _________ is a way of life for Hawaiians

Meeting Whitnall School District community room

6:45  breakfast

7-8   meeting

      Speaker & topic:   Learn about the students, their activiies, hopes and goals

       Rotary information question: According to the December issue of The Rotarian,what does photographer Santosh Kale offer as a tip for Rotarians that want to take better photos?

Meeting at the Bosch

5:15  appetizers

5:50-6:30 meeting

        Speaker and topic: Natraj Shanker, a member of North Shore Rotary, is the chair of the Rotary 
Community Corps for District 6270.  His topic is rehabilitation of the formerly incarcerated.     

        Host: Helminski

        Rotary information quetion: According to the December issue of The Rotarian, What did Paul Engleman say aging gracefully is about?

meeting at Whitnall School District community room

7-8:30 meeting

Meeting at Whitnall School Ditrict community room

First Tuesday St Mary's food pantry

6:45 breakfast

7-8 meeting

      Speaker & topic:   Kristin Murphy. will speak about traumatic brain injury: the journey through recovery and the resources needed and used in the process.

Host: Schenke

      Rotary information question: According to the January issue of The Rotarian, what does a dad lament about his lack of?

Meeting at Whitnall School District community room

6:45 breakfast

7-8 meeting

      speaer and topic: Get acquainted talk -- Alex & Carolina Yanez      host: Petri

      Rotary information question: According to the January issue of The Rotarian, What was Sir Emeka Offor credited with providing invaluable support for?

Meeting at the Bosch

5:15 appetizers

5:30-6:30 meeting

       Speaker and topic; Daniel Buttery -- War Memorial in Milwaukee           Host: Christianson

      Rotary information question: According to the January issue of The Rotarian, The Monarch Sister Schools program has installed about 30 of what in three years?

Community event for parents and others as a follow-up to the presentation to Whitnall High School 9th graders.

There were 553 cases of trafficking 2007-2019 in Wisconsin [humantraffickinghotline.org) or 43 per year in our state.  

Informational panel features:  a victim, plus these resource providers:

Susanne Aasterud, School Resource Officer, Whitnall School District

Mark Kapocious, Municipal Judge, Village of Greendale

Maggie Sutton, Case Manager, Greenfield Fire Department

Cathy Duchow-Cross, Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner Coordinator, Aurora

Miranda Futrell , Victim Specialist, FBI - Milwaukee Division

Meeting at Whitnall School District community room

7-8:30  meeting

Family of Rotary event

Noises Off at Sunset Playhouse in Elm Grove.    As the company of actors attempts to deliver a comedy onstage, we go behind the scenes where the real farce explodes.  Everything goes wrong as the actors try to hang onto their lines, their sanity, and their clothers.  A stage classic about theatre folk with out-of-control egos, memory loss, passionate affairs.

Tickets: $12 per person (if 10 or more people go).  Cost will be placed on your bill.

Play begins at 7:30 p.m.

For those who want dinner before, Silver Spur Texas Smokehouse BBQ is near (13275 Watertown Plank Road, Elm Grove)

Meeting at Whitnall School District community room

First  Tueday: Muskego Fook pantry

6:45 breakfast

7-8 Meeting

     Speaker and topic:     PDG Jeff Reed.  Save limbs -- TRF global grant.  In Coimbatore, India the project will provide early intervention and treatment of diabetics to prevent loss of limbs. Host: Delke  

               Coimbatore, site of a recently approved global grant dedicated to early intervention and treatment of diabetics to prevent loss of limbs.  Fond du Lac Morning Rotary is partnering with the Rotary Club of Coimbatore Cosmopolitan and the Mowthi Hospital, with support from Rotary Club of Milwaukee, to operate camps for diabetics in southern India in this global grant.

     Rotary information question: According to the February issue of The Rotarian, who (or what) was “Miss Vicky” and what was her significance?

Meeting at Whitnall School District community room

6:45,breakfast

7-8 meeting

      Seaker & topic:    Learn about the students, their activiies, hopes and goals     

     Rotary information question: According to the February issue of The Rotarian, according to a 2019 survey by the American Psychological Association what did 54 percent of people say causes them stress?

Meeting at the Bosch

5;15 Appetizers

5:30-6:30  meetng

       Speaker and topic:         Host: Netzke

       Rotary information question

Meeting at Whitnall School District community room

7-8:30

Meeting at Whitnall School District community room

First Tuesday:  St. Alphonsus food pantry

6:45 breakfst

7-8  meeting

       Rotary information question

Meeting at Whitnall School District community room

6:45 breakfast

7-8 Meeting

      Speaker and topic:Amanda Smolen--Robotics program       Host: T. Weiss

Rotary information question

Meeting at the Bosch

5:15  Appetizers

5:30-6:30 Meeting

            : Speaker and topic:      Host: Breitbach

             Rotary information question: According to the March issue of The Rotarian, If you ask a person about a disability, what should happen?

Meeting at Whitnall School District community room

7-8:30

Meeting at Whitnall School District community room

First Tuesday: Greenfield Food pantry

6:45 breakfast

7-8 Meeting

      Speaker and topic:  Village President, Dan Besson---State of the Village of Hales Corners.    Host: Thorsen

      Rotary information question: According to the April issue of The Rotarian, what did volunteers in Baker City, Oregon work to straighten, reset and stabilize?

Meeting by ZOOM  7:30 - 8:30 a.m.

      Speaker and topic: to be announced

      Rotary information question: According to the April issue of The Rotarian, what does MEAL stand for and what is it’s purpose?

On May 16^th, our Rotary Club will again be volunteering to assist the Hunger Task Force with building Stock Boxes for low income seniors.  We will be volunteering during the morning shift 9am-12pm).  This is a great event to involve family members so please register them as well.  We volunteered to have 15+ volunteers so I want to make sure we fulfill our obligation.

For those that are not familiar with Stockboxes, the Stockboxes are part of the CSFP program organized, prepared, and distributed through Hunger Task Force.  HTF makes about 10,000 Stockboxes each month and the recipients are seniors in Milwaukee County that are eligible based on age and income level.  The Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) works to improve the health of low-income persons at least 60 years of age by supplementing their diets with nutritious USDA Foods

The event takes place at the Hunger Task Force warehouse (300 E. College Avenue, Building #205, Milwaukee 53207) located at MKE Regional Business Park (used to be an Air Force base). The building is 2^nd on the right after you enter the business park.  Look for the sign on the corner of the building directing you to the Volunteer Entrance, park in that parking area and enter at the BLUE door marked D.

A few policies I want to make sure you are aware of:

• We start at 9am sharp so please do your best to arrive 10 minutes before 9am.
• Strict footwear policy. We require you to forward this message to each one of your food sort group participants they must wear tennis shoes or work boots!
• Please bring water to drink and snacks if you like.
• Volunteers must be 12 or older. Anyone 12-15 must be accompanied by an adult or parent.
• Volunteers should be able to lift 30 pounds.
• Volunteers must be able to stoop, bend and be on their feet for the 3-hour shift.

         Rotary information question: According to the April issue of The Rotarian, how many much plastic ends up in the ocean every year?

Meeeting at Whitnall School District community room

7-8:30 

NO morning meeting

Scholarship dinner C ANCELLED

Meeting at Whitnall School District community room

First Tuesday: St Mary's Food Pantry

6:45 breakfast

7-8 meeting

      Speaker and topic:       Host: Movroydis

      Rotary information question

Meeting at the Bosch

5:15  appetizers

5:30-6:30  Meeting

         Speaker and topic:        Host: Thompson

         Rotary information question

Whitnaoomll School District Community Room

7-8:30