Events

Double D's     5:30 p.m.

Speaker: Mike Hawes

Speaker host:Weyda

Food pantry:  St Alphonsus

Beverage pull tabs collection 

Rotary question: According to the October issue of Rotary magazine, in India Rotary members dispel myths and promote for what?

Double D's     5:30 p.m.

Rotary question     According to the October issue of Rotary magazine, the Rotary Action Group for Peace organized a concert for what?

Double D's     5:30 p.m.

Speaker:

Speaker host:: Neitzke

Food pantry: St Mary's

Beverage pull tabs collection 

Rotary question:  According to the October issue of Rotary magazine, the Rotary Action Group for Peace organized a concert for what?

Ring the bell at the Salvation Army Kettle at the Greenfield Metro Market

Santa plus giftsr the children and accompaning adults of Waukesha Healing Hearts  requested.

No club meeting

Double D's     5:30 p.m.

Speaker:Wayne Ramus

Speaker host:  Rydlewicz

Food pantry:  Greenfield Salvation Army

Beverage pull tabs collection 

Rotary question: According to the December issue of Rotary magazine, what happens when you clown?

Double D's     5:30 p.m.

Speaker:Scott Klaas

Speaker host:  Reinke

Rotary question: According to the December issue of Rotary magazine, why are Panamanians some of the happiest people in the world?

10  registration

11-2:30 sheepshead

Double D's     5:30 p.m.

Speakers: Students of the month

Food pantry:  St Alphonsus

Beverage pull tabs collection 

Rotary question

Join the Greendale 2ng graders on their Westward jourbmey

Prepare 200 lunch bags for the users of the Gathering shelter.

Double D's     5:30 p.m.

Speaker:Olson, Schenke, Petri

Rotary question: 

Double D's     5:30 p.m.

Speaker: Maurden Wahhab

Speaker host: Nolan

Induct 2 members, 2 service member and 1 honorary member

Food pantry:  St. Mary's

Beverage pull tabs collection 

Rotary question: According to the February issue of Rotary magazine, what city is known as “the end of the world” and was built primarily by prisoners?

Double D's     5:30 p.m.

Speaker:Pat Laughlin + Mary Ann Lindbergh

Speaker host: J Weiss

Rotary question:  According to the February issue of Rotary magazine, Indians have used what as an instrument of strategy since the 7^th century?

Handmade arts and crafts

Double D's     5:30 p.m.:

Food pantry:  Greenfield Salvation Army

Beverage pull tabs collection 

Rotary question: According to the March issue of Rotary magazine, what city is on the irregular shore of Rock Lake is a city of broad lawns and shade trees? 

It's a party ... and we're invited.

This Family of Rotary event combines good food and organ music and camaraderie.                                                                                                                                                       We will order and pick-up the food at the service window.

FOOD: Pizza, salad, sandwiches, lasagna, spaghetti, chicken, fish fry, zucchini fries, mozarella sticks, jalapeno poppers, breaded eggplanrt or mushrooms, chicken wings or strips

BEVERAGES: beer, wine, soda, milk, juice, cocktails

MUSIC:  Zach Frame, theater organist of the year in 2022, will play the mighty 1929 Wurlitzer  organ.  He can play selections from Bach to rock to show tunes.  He takes requests.  The organ includes 30 sets of pipes plus whistles, sirens, door bells, triangle, and much more.  

DATE:  Wednesday, April 8, 2026     5:30-7

PLACE: Organ Piper Pizza Restaurant & Music,     4353 South 108th Street, Greenfield

RSVP: by responding to this email that you are coming or that you are unable to join us..  You can also register guests.  You can tell Terri and she'll enter the data for you.

Double D's     5:30 p.m.

Rotary question:  According to the March issue of Rotary magazine, in what Wisconsin community are the residents opposing development of a large data center that is threatening to impede on the pristine community?

Begin at Greenfield Community Center

Wear sturdy shoes, bring work gloves.  Bags and grabber sticks are provided.

16 person hours.  5 Rotarians + 1 student.  19 bags collected.

Begin at 8405 W. Forest Home parking lot

Wear sturdy shoes, bring work gloves.  Bags and grabber sticks are provided.