MEETING DATES: May 16th and 23rd. June 6th, 13th, and 20th.
CLUB SOCIAL: There will be no weekly meeting on May 30th. Join us for the club social at 5pm at P.D. Pappy's in Stillwater.
PRESIDENTS' PICNIC: We look forward to celebrating another wonderful year in Rotary. This year's Annual Presidents' Picnic Celebration will be held on Thursday, June 27th at 6:00pm at Autumn Hills Park. You and your guest are invited to join us for dinner, drinks, and a short program. Please use the signup link to register: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0E49A5AA2CA1FCCF8-48491768-annual
We are pleased to announce and congratulate the recipients of the 2024 Stillwater Rotary Club Scholarship! Each of these students model "Service Above Self". On Thursday, July 11th, we have invited Leah, Grace, and Sam to attend our lunch meeting.
Volunteers are needed for the Dine Here Dance Here event on Saturday, May 18th. Sunrise and Noon Rotary Clubs have been asked to find 16 volunteers each to help with the "Dine Here" portion of the event.
There will be two time slots available: one from 3-5pm and one from 5-7pm (you can sign up for more than one shift). Check in at the check in table close to the front of the lift bridge.
Volunteers will work with the Stillwater Boats to plate meals in an assembly line type set up. The football team will be serving the meals to the guests. Your shift will be complete after everyone has been served.
The May service activity will be roadside cleanup. We have scheduled this event for Thursday, May 23rd at 5pm. Meet at the Washington County Fairgrounds, south entrance. Bags and vests will be provided, please bring your own gloves.
DG Ed Boeve Installation Date: June 29, 2024 Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM Location: Rustic Roots Winery, at 20168 St Croix Trail N, Scandia, MN 55073 Cost: $60 per person
What: Rotary 5960 District Governor Installation Event Theme: Make Peace Visible Request: Bring a package of diapers to donate to a diaper bank (as an attendee you are making peace visible)
LAST MEETING: Chris Stein spoke to the club about Operation Pollination, a collaborative Rotary project. The two main goals of Operation Pollination are: habitat restoration and pollinator education. He shared the importance of pollinators, they are responsible for pollinating more than 85% of the world's plants (we have seen more than 40% decline in pollinators since the 1970s). If you would like to know the native plants for butterfly and moth species in your area, check out https://nativeplantfinder.nwf.org/
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