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• Each shift is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
• Rotary 14 provides five volunteers on our assigned nights.
• Volunteers should use their PIN to clock in/out on the iPad or sign in/out using the paper sheet.
• Volunteers must be at least 12 years old. Each volunteer under 18 years old must be accompanied by their own adult supervisor.

President Erin Dobesh has invited Rotary 14 Club Members to join her for fun and fellowship at "Wine Down Wednesday". Erin will be at Bin105 from 5-6:30 ready and eager to meet other Rotarians to discuss club business or share in your personal lives. 

Join your fellow Rotarians by volunteering to serve a warm meal to those in need at The Gathering Place! 

A few things to know:

• Each shift is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.

• Rotary 14 provides five volunteers on our assigned nights.

• Volunteers should use their PIN to clock in/out on the iPad or sign in/out using the paper sheet. 

• Volunteers must be at least 12 years old. Each volunteer under 18 years old must be accompanied by their own adult supervisor.

Dr. Tyler R. White is a Professor of Practice and the Faculty Director of the University Honors Program at the University of Nebraska – Lincoln (UNL). He also serves as the faculty lead for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) Intelligence Community Center of Academic Excellence (IC CAE) at UNL.

 

Dr. White earned his PhD in political science from UNL in 2010, and his research focuses on national security topics, including intelligence studies, U.S. nuclear policy, U.S. foreign policy, and deterrence. He has played a significant role in curriculum development at UNL, creating the National Security Studies (NSST) minor, along with its core introductory and capstone courses.

 

In addition to his academic work, Dr. White has organized numerous conferences both on and off campus, collaborating closely with external partners in the Intelligence Community and the Department of Defense. He has received several prestigious teaching awards, including the 2018 International Association for Intelligence Education (IAFIE) Instructor of the Year. His scholarly contributions include co-authoring the book *State Responses to Human Security: At Home and Abroad* with Courtney Hillebrecht and Patrice C. McMahon, and publishing articles on educational practices, deterrence, and the environmental impacts of nuclear release.

 

In his current role with the University Honors Program, Dr. White focuses on curriculum development, coordinating and mentoring Honors faculty, facilitating undergraduate programming, and engaging with stakeholders across departments and colleges.

 

Outside of work, Dr. White enjoys spending time with his family, traveling, and SCUBA diving.

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The Goal – Help fight food insecurities in our community

What – help ensure The Little Free Pantries of Lincoln (Facebook page- Little Free Pantries LNK NE) are full of
food and personal care items
Who – This activity helps address food security in our community. You will benefit by knowing you are helping
provide access to food.
Why – With the pandemic, now more than ever the Little Free Pantries are needed in our community. They
have seen an increase in use and many are restocking multiple times a day.
How – Pick a pantry (or multiple pantries) at Rotary14.org. Take items from the most needed list to help keep
it stocked.
When – Please stock the pantry 1 time during the 3rd week of the month.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TO STOCK A LITTLE FREE PANTRY

Most needed items:

• Canned meat* (tuna, chicken)
• Canned stew,* chili*
• Soup*
• Canned fruit*
• Canned vegetables*
• Peanut butter*
• Pasta
• Rice
• Powdered milk
• Boxed pudding
• Cereal
• Oatmeal
• Baby food*

Introducing your 2025 Cattlemen’s Ball Hosts, Terry and Beverly Acton and Family. Terry and Beverly’s lives are deeply rooted in the cattle industry and the couple works hard to raise quality beef products. Terry was born and raised in Beatrice, Nebraska and Beverly was born in Sidney, Nebraska where they both grew up on farms. Since the day they were old enough to trail behind their fathers, they have been working in and around agriculture. They both started showing cattle in 4-H at eight years old and since then, the love for this industry has never stopped.

Together, Terry and Beverly have three sons; Westley, Michael, and Justin who have blessed them with seven grandchildren. 15 years ago, Terry and Beverly opened “Classics”, a local restaurant located on the south end of Beatrice. The two loved showcasing their own hamburger product to their customers. “The customers were the best part.” Bev states. “To have them come to the kitchen door, catch your attention, and give you a thumbs up was what made the long days and nights worth it.” Aside from raising cattle, the Acton’s also raise corn, soybeans, and hay. Small towns are the heart of America. It is where the Acton’s have been taught values, respect, and the work ethic. The Cattlemen’s Ball would not be successful without the people and the neighbors you know that have stepped up to be apart of it, and all of that comes from a small town.

The Acton’s believe that the mission behind the Cattlemen’s Ball is what makes it special. “We realized that the dollars raised during these events seed the research to someday save the life of someone we do not know, or will never know, but we helped to give someone hope.” Bev explained. Like most individuals, cancer has touched both sides of the Acton family. Terry a mother and grandfather; Bev a bother, grandfather, and nephew. “This event brings small towns and different communities together for a cause that in the end, saves lives.”

The Rotary International Foundation makes a difference through grants that fund our members' work to help people who lack clean water, adequate sanitation and reliable ways to maintain good hygiene. Though RI's global grants, RI's partnership with USAID and the WASH in Schools Target Challenge, the RI Foundation addresses crucial needs and save lives. 

 

Make a gift to World Water Day to help RI bring clean water to more people. 

 

• Each shift is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
• Rotary 14 provides five volunteers on our assigned nights.
• Volunteers should use their PIN to clock in/out on the iPad or sign in/out using the paper sheet.
• Volunteers must be at least 12 years old. Each volunteer under 18 years old must be accompanied by their own adult supervisor.

President Erin Dobesh has invited Rotary 14 Club Members to join her for fun and fellowship at "Wine Down Wednesday". Erin will be at Bin105 from 5-6:30 ready and eager to meet other Rotarians to discuss club business or share in your personal lives. 

Join your fellow Rotarians by volunteering to serve a warm meal to those in need at The Gathering Place! 

A few things to know:

• Each shift is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.

• Rotary 14 provides five volunteers on our assigned nights.

• Volunteers should use their PIN to clock in/out on the iPad or sign in/out using the paper sheet. 

• Volunteers must be at least 12 years old. Each volunteer under 18 years old must be accompanied by their own adult supervisor.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TO STOCK A LITTLE FREE PANTRY.

The Goal – Help fight food insecurities in our community

What – help ensure The Little Free Pantries of Lincoln (Facebook page- Little Free Pantries LNK NE) are full of
food and personal care items
Who – This activity helps address food security in our community. You will benefit by knowing you are helping
provide access to food.
Why – With the pandemic, now more than ever the Little Free Pantries are needed in our community. They
have seen an increase in use and many are restocking multiple times a day.
How – Pick a pantry (or multiple pantries) at Rotary14.org. Take items from the most needed list to help keep
it stocked.
When – Please stock the pantry 1 time during the 3rd week of the month.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TO STOCK A LITTLE FREE PANTRY

Most needed items:

• Canned meat* (tuna, chicken)
• Canned stew,* chili*
• Soup*
• Canned fruit*
• Canned vegetables*
• Peanut butter*
• Pasta
• Rice
• Powdered milk
• Boxed pudding
• Cereal
• Oatmeal
• Baby food*

 

• Each shift is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
• Rotary 14 provides five volunteers on our assigned nights.
• Volunteers should use their PIN to clock in/out on the iPad or sign in/out using the paper sheet.
• Volunteers must be at least 12 years old. Each volunteer under 18 years old must be accompanied by their own adult supervisor.

Join your fellow Rotarians by volunteering to serve a warm meal to those in need at The Gathering Place! 

A few things to know:

• Each shift is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.

• Rotary 14 provides five volunteers on our assigned nights.

• Volunteers should use their PIN to clock in/out on the iPad or sign in/out using the paper sheet. 

• Volunteers must be at least 12 years old. Each volunteer under 18 years old must be accompanied by their own adult supervisor.

President Erin Dobesh has invited Rotary 14 Club Members to join her for fun and fellowship at "Wine Down Wednesday". Erin will be at Bin105 from 5-6:30 ready and eager to meet other Rotarians to discuss club business or share in your personal lives. 

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TO STOCK A LITTLE FREE PANTRY.

The Goal – Help fight food insecurities in our community

What – help ensure The Little Free Pantries of Lincoln (Facebook page- Little Free Pantries LNK NE) are full of
food and personal care items
Who – This activity helps address food security in our community. You will benefit by knowing you are helping
provide access to food.
Why – With the pandemic, now more than ever the Little Free Pantries are needed in our community. They
have seen an increase in use and many are restocking multiple times a day.
How – Pick a pantry (or multiple pantries) at Rotary14.org. Take items from the most needed list to help keep
it stocked.
When – Please stock the pantry 1 time during the 3rd week of the month.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TO STOCK A LITTLE FREE PANTRY

Most needed items:

• Canned meat* (tuna, chicken)
• Canned stew,* chili*
• Soup*
• Canned fruit*
• Canned vegetables*
• Peanut butter*
• Pasta
• Rice
• Powdered milk
• Boxed pudding
• Cereal
• Oatmeal
• Baby food*

Join your fellow Rotarians by volunteering to serve a warm meal to those in need at The Gathering Place! 

A few things to know:

• Each shift is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.

• Rotary 14 provides five volunteers on our assigned nights.

• Volunteers should use their PIN to clock in/out on the iPad or sign in/out using the paper sheet. 

• Volunteers must be at least 12 years old. Each volunteer under 18 years old must be accompanied by their own adult supervisor.

 

• Each shift is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
• Rotary 14 provides five volunteers on our assigned nights.
• Volunteers should use their PIN to clock in/out on the iPad or sign in/out using the paper sheet.
• Volunteers must be at least 12 years old. Each volunteer under 18 years old must be accompanied by their own adult supervisor.

President Erin Dobesh has invited Rotary 14 Club Members to join her for fun and fellowship at "Wine Down Wednesday". Erin will be at Bin105 from 5-6:30 ready and eager to meet other Rotarians to discuss club business or share in your personal lives. 

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TO STOCK A LITTLE FREE PANTRY.

The Goal – Help fight food insecurities in our community

What – help ensure The Little Free Pantries of Lincoln (Facebook page- Little Free Pantries LNK NE) are full of
food and personal care items
Who – This activity helps address food security in our community. You will benefit by knowing you are helping
provide access to food.
Why – With the pandemic, now more than ever the Little Free Pantries are needed in our community. They
have seen an increase in use and many are restocking multiple times a day.
How – Pick a pantry (or multiple pantries) at Rotary14.org. Take items from the most needed list to help keep
it stocked.
When – Please stock the pantry 1 time during the 3rd week of the month.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TO STOCK A LITTLE FREE PANTRY

Most needed items:

• Canned meat* (tuna, chicken)
• Canned stew,* chili*
• Soup*
• Canned fruit*
• Canned vegetables*
• Peanut butter*
• Pasta
• Rice
• Powdered milk
• Boxed pudding
• Cereal
• Oatmeal
• Baby food*

 

• Each shift is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
• Rotary 14 provides five volunteers on our assigned nights.
• Volunteers should use their PIN to clock in/out on the iPad or sign in/out using the paper sheet.
• Volunteers must be at least 12 years old. Each volunteer under 18 years old must be accompanied by their own adult supervisor.

Join your fellow Rotarians by volunteering to serve a warm meal to those in need at The Gathering Place! 

A few things to know:

• Each shift is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.

• Rotary 14 provides five volunteers on our assigned nights.

• Volunteers should use their PIN to clock in/out on the iPad or sign in/out using the paper sheet. 

• Volunteers must be at least 12 years old. Each volunteer under 18 years old must be accompanied by their own adult supervisor.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TO STOCK A LITTLE FREE PANTRY.

The Goal – Help fight food insecurities in our community

What – help ensure The Little Free Pantries of Lincoln (Facebook page- Little Free Pantries LNK NE) are full of
food and personal care items
Who – This activity helps address food security in our community. You will benefit by knowing you are helping
provide access to food.
Why – With the pandemic, now more than ever the Little Free Pantries are needed in our community. They
have seen an increase in use and many are restocking multiple times a day.
How – Pick a pantry (or multiple pantries) at Rotary14.org. Take items from the most needed list to help keep
it stocked.
When – Please stock the pantry 1 time during the 3rd week of the month.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TO STOCK A LITTLE FREE PANTRY

Most needed items:

• Canned meat* (tuna, chicken)
• Canned stew,* chili*
• Soup*
• Canned fruit*
• Canned vegetables*
• Peanut butter*
• Pasta
• Rice
• Powdered milk
• Boxed pudding
• Cereal
• Oatmeal
• Baby food*

 

• Each shift is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.
• Rotary 14 provides five volunteers on our assigned nights.
• Volunteers should use their PIN to clock in/out on the iPad or sign in/out using the paper sheet.
• Volunteers must be at least 12 years old. Each volunteer under 18 years old must be accompanied by their own adult supervisor.

Join your fellow Rotarians by volunteering to serve a warm meal to those in need at The Gathering Place! 

A few things to know:

• Each shift is 4:30 to 6:30 p.m.

• Rotary 14 provides five volunteers on our assigned nights.

• Volunteers should use their PIN to clock in/out on the iPad or sign in/out using the paper sheet. 

• Volunteers must be at least 12 years old. Each volunteer under 18 years old must be accompanied by their own adult supervisor.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TO STOCK A LITTLE FREE PANTRY.

The Goal – Help fight food insecurities in our community

What – help ensure The Little Free Pantries of Lincoln (Facebook page- Little Free Pantries LNK NE) are full of
food and personal care items
Who – This activity helps address food security in our community. You will benefit by knowing you are helping
provide access to food.
Why – With the pandemic, now more than ever the Little Free Pantries are needed in our community. They
have seen an increase in use and many are restocking multiple times a day.
How – Pick a pantry (or multiple pantries) at Rotary14.org. Take items from the most needed list to help keep
it stocked.
When – Please stock the pantry 1 time during the 3rd week of the month.

CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP TO STOCK A LITTLE FREE PANTRY

Most needed items:

• Canned meat* (tuna, chicken)
• Canned stew,* chili*
• Soup*
• Canned fruit*
• Canned vegetables*
• Peanut butter*
• Pasta
• Rice
• Powdered milk
• Boxed pudding
• Cereal
• Oatmeal
• Baby food*

On this day in 1910, the Lincoln Rotary Club 14 received its official club charter - the 14th charter ever granted in the world! Happy charter day Club 14!