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Service Above Self

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Thursdays at 11:45 AM

Lowell Inn

102 N 2nd St
Stillwater, MN 55082
United States of America

First and Third Thursdays

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2022 Hank Sampson Award

The 15th annual Hank Sampson Memorial Award was given to Lois Conn. The award is given each year to an active Stillwater Rotary member who provides exceptional "Service Above Self" to the Stillwater Rotary Club. Lois has been a Rotarian for 8 years. She is active in many committees and serves on the Board of Directors. Thank you to your commitment to Rotary, Lois!

Club Social at Rustic Roots Winery

Club Social event at Rustic Roots Winery

Shout It Out! Stillwater

The Shout It Out! Stillwater dueling pianos event was a huge success! Thank you to everyone who joined us, it was a great night of music, entertainment, and fellowship

Our Club's Motto

2021 Hank Sampson Award

Congratulations to Kathy Elbert for being awarded the 2021 Hank Sampson Award for Service Above Self!

The award is given annually to an active Stillwater Rotary Club member who provides exceptional “service above self”. The award is named in memory of Henry “Hank” Sampson who was a long-time community servant to the Stillwater area. He was a Stillwater Rotarian for 44 years.

Kathy has served as President, a board member, chaired committees, is a multiple Paul Harris Fellow and is a sustaining member of the EREY program. She is creative, dedicated, kind, approachable, funny, and has a “can do” attitude! Congrats, Kathy!

Our Current Global Grant - Supporting Maternal and Child Health

We have embarked on, and been approved for, a Global Grant to support Stillwater native, Ted Hooley and his non-profit organization, Senitizo, on a project supporting Maternal and Child Health and Mortality in the Central African Republic.

This project will support the purchase of needed health equipment necessary to begin providing primary health care at the targeted health facility, including:

Hospital beds for the maternal and pediatric wards of the health center
Two delivery beds where women can safely and comfortably deliver under the supervision of skilled medical professionals
Neonatal resuscitation table which provides a place for life-saving resuscitation for newborns in distress and allows medical staff to control and monitor body temperature in the hours after birth
Laboratory diagnostic equipment needed to identify parasitic and other infections
Refrigerator/freezer and cold boxes for the safe transport and storage of child vaccinations
Autoclave to sanitize all reusable medical equipment at the clinic
Medical waste incinerator to ensure infectious materials are disposed of properly of on site
Midwifery tools necessary to aid in the safe delivery of a baby at the facility, including forceps, scissors, stainless steel basins, vacuum extractor
Placenta pit to dispose of hazardous biological waste

In addition to medical equipment to be installed in the health center, this project will fund an ambulance for the transport of women in labor to the health facility and referral of obstetric emergencies to the closest hospital.

Remembering Jewish Salonica

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Second woman nominated as Rotary International president

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Leveraging expertise: Shelterbox

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6 Rotary members honored as People of Action: Champions of Inclusion

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Expand our reach: a conversation with Katey Halliday

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