The County Health Department is strongly recommending that anyone over the age of two (2) wear a mask in public indoor spaces AND at indoor private gatherings. This guidance also applies to those who have been vaccinated. Hand sanitizer will be at each table for your convenience. Meals will be plated and served to you.
This Week at Rotary: DEI Committee and Mai Chao Duddeck
Mai Chao is a visual artist, intercultural author, and global educator. She holds a Doctor of Education degree in Student Affairs Administration Leadership. Prior to becoming Sr. Consultant in Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at Gundersen Health System, she taught across the K-16 American educational system.
At the heart of Mai Chao’s research interest is creating culturally engaging environments that welcome inclusion and belonging. She is passionate about working collectively with leaders across communities to close the health disparities gap while fostering belonging for all.
In her limited free time, she enjoys creating, reading, writing, traveling, and being with family. She is the proud author of an intercultural, historical novel, called Gathering Fireflies (2015).
Last Week at Rotary: Paul Harris Celebration and Presentation
Paul Harris presentation awards led by Dean Dickenson, Patt Boge, and Catherine Kolkmeier....and special guest, Paul Harris himself!
Paul Harris awards celebrate the generous giving of our members and reflect the impact that the people in our club are giving to our community, country, and the world.
Congratulations to all of our award winners. We wish you all could have been with us in person.
The meal will be TWF Signature Mac & Cheese with Grilled Chicken.
Announcement: Milk and iced tea will be available for you to pick up at the north bar as you find your seat. Cargill Room staff will also be happy to deliver a glass of milk or iced tea to you while they're serving the meal.
Note: If you prefer to keep your mask on during the entire meeting, the Cargill Room can provide you with a boxed lunch to take home with you - but we need to know in advance. Please email rotary@rotarycluboflacrosse.org.
2021 Annual Report
The annual report is published form Rotary. Follow the link below for the full report.
District 6250 Grant Management Seminar is a required step to qualify your Rotary Club for participation in the District Grant and Global Grant opportunities with The Rotary Foundation in the coming Rotary year. Over $183,000 will be available for matching grants from District 6250. Any member can attend on behalf of your club.
Registrants will receive a Zoom link prior to each seminar. Both sessions will be virtual to save you travel time. Any Rotarian is welcome to attend and bring their questions as you prepare your 2022-2023 club projects.
And don't forget, we still have matching grants available for projects to be completed before May 15 this year.
Club ByLaws Updated
The Rotary Club of La Crosse - Downtown ByLaws have been updated. Thank you to the Board for spending the time on revisions, especial Tim Durtsche. Contact Sarah Arendt-Beyer or any board member of you have questions or concerns.
Invoices
We are in the process of sending out Quarter 2 invoices. Quarter 2 in the "Rotary" year is October - December (sorry, we're behind). We will be sending out Quarter 3 invoices (for January - March) soon which will get us back on track with our normal invoicing schedule. Thank you for your patience!
ZOOM Attendance
This is a reminder that if you are attending weekly meetings on ZOOM, please make sure the name you are signed in with is your name so we can give you proper credit.
Nominations for 2022-2023 Fiscal Year
Please be advised of the name provided here brought forth from the Nomination Committee for the Rotary Club - Downtown 2022-2023 year:
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