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24
Aug
2022
NEOS Meeting
Aug 24, 2022 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
24
Aug
2022
Global Engagement Committee Meeting
Aug 24, 2022 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM

We are going to have a kick-off meeting on August 24th at 5:30pm at my house - contact me for details.  Beverages and snacks will be provided. The purpose of the meeting is to review the description of our committee, our goals and our plan of action for the year.

26
Aug
2022
Little Free Pantry Drive
Aug 26, 2022 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
30
Aug
2022
Carly Woythaler-Runestad

Aug 30, 2022
06
Sep
2022
NU President Ted Carter

University of Nebraska

Sep 06, 2022
11
Sep
2022
International Picnic
Sep 11, 2022 2:30 PM
ROTARY INTERNATIONAL PICNIC
 
It's been a long-standing tradition for Rotary 14 to host a picnic for collegiate international students in our community. On behalf of Kevin Faltin and myself, co-chairs for the 2022 International Student Picnic (ISP), we’d like to ask for your help. This year’s picnic will take place Sunday, September 11, 2022, at 2:30 p.m. at Holmes Lake.
 
Here you’ll find a list of items we hope to have donated to help make the event a success. Additionally, we’re looking for volunteers to assist with setup or clean up. Or, if you have a spare gift card lying around that you'd like to donate, we’ll take that, too! Every little bit helps.
 
Our greatest needs include:
  • Cases of Water
  • Use of a Cooler with Ice
  • Desserts (non-meltable)
  • Give away prizes for students (Lincoln swag, gift cards, university clothing, gift baskets etc.)
  • Food (Vegetarian and vegan options)
  • Help with setup from 1:30-2:30 p.m.
  • Help with cleanup from 5-6 p.m.
This year we're providing three options to help make it easier to donate:
  • Deliver items to a Rotary meeting (on or before September 6)
  • Deliver to Holmes Lake on the day of the picnic
  • Request a pick up (We will come to you and get the donation. You’ll be contacted after submitting.)
This is an event that has welcomed many international students and many look forward to. I hope you’ll be willing to sign up to help.
 
Kevin Faltin and Jon Gayer
Co-Chairs of the 2022 International Student Picnic
 
Jon Gayer: jonathan.l.gayer@gmail.com
Kevin Faltin: kfaltin@assurity.com 
13
Sep
2022
DG Barbara Bartle

District Governor Visit

Sep 13, 2022
20
Sep
2022
Clay Smith

Celebrating 70 Years of Speedway Motors

Sep 20, 2022

CLAY SMITH BIO

Clay Smith is President of Speedway Motors, co-founder of Speedway Properties and Director of the Museum of American Speed. Clay earned a BA in economics and a Master of Science in engineering from Stanford University. As president of Speedway Motors, Clay leads a team of 740 associates with operations in five states, serving the performance automotive industry. Clay is the sole General Partner of Speedway Properties which develops, owns, and manages over 300 properties primarily in Lincoln. Clay is active in Lincoln, having served on the boards of dozens of community organizations. Clay currently serves on the Nebraska Educational Telecommunications Commission, Bryan Health Board, Sheldon Advisory Board, Sheldon Art Association, Raikes School Advisory Board, Hudl Board, and the Public Art Lincoln Collections Committee.

27
Sep
2022
Business Networking Day

NO ROTARY MEETING

Sep 27, 2022
27
Sep
2022
NEOS Meeting
Sep 27, 2022 9:00 AM
27
Sep
2022
Rotary Business Networking Day
Sep 27, 2022 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Below are the organizations to choose from for Business Networking Day on Sept. 27. Please type the organization's name in the Comments field before you finish your registration. Business Networking Day will take the place of the weekly meeting. Sign up now.

Assurity
Host: Kevin Faltin
2000 Q St, Lincoln, NE 68503

As a mutual organization, Assurity was founded on the simple concept of people coming together to support each other in moments of need. Our mission is to help people through difficult times by providing affordable insurance protection that is easy to understand and buy. Our financial stability has stood the test of time. It shows our commitment to be there when our customers need us. Assurity maintains a focus on offering protection products to the middle-income market and small businesses. The life insurance products offered by Assurity include a portfolio of whole life, universal life, and term insurance. In addition to the life insurance products, individual disability income, individual single premium deferred annuities, and critical illness insurance represent the breadth of the company's operations. Owned by our policyholders, we conduct our business to serve only their best interests. Whether paying benefits, offering service with a human touch, giving back to our community, or practicing sustainable habits that provide for our planet, we embrace our capacity to improve lives. We all share in the future we create, and Assurity believes in using our business as a force for good.

Bay High
Host: Erin Dobesh
2005 Y St, Lincoln, NE 68503

Bay High is a high school focus program that aims to provide upward mobility and college and career-readiness for young creators. Created in partnership between Rabble Mill (501c3), Lincoln Public Schools and Nebraska’s business and charitable community, Bay High begins serving nearly 100 junior and senior high school students in Fall 2022 at Rabble Mill’s newly renovated program space, The Bay (2005 Y St.). With a student body comprised of 45% racial or ethnic minority students and 51% that qualify for free and reduced lunch, Bay High focus will become the second-most-diverse school in LPS. Its four key areas of learning focus include: coding/development; design and digital asset creation; digital storytelling and podcasting; photography and videography. Learn more at rabblemill.org and bayhigh.org.

Duncan Aviation
Host: Jim Griesen
Note: This tour will be a full hour with lunch after the tour
3701 Aviation Rd, Lincoln, NE 68524

Duncan Aviation began as a Beechcraft distributor in 1956 in Omaha. Shortly thereafter the headquarters were moved to Lincoln. Duncan Aviation is now the largest privately owned business jet service provider in the world, offering complete maintenance, repair, and overhaul services at three US facilities (Nebraska, Michigan and Utah), strategically placed regional shops, and mobile technical teams able to provide services worldwide. Duncan provides aircraft acquisition & sales, airframe & engine maintenance, avionics installations, interior & paint completions/modifications, avionics/instrument/accessory repairs & overhauls, and parts support for aircraft manufactured by Bombardier, Dassault, Textron, Gulfstream and Embraer. Avionics satellites and engine rapid response teams provide avionics and engine services in the field for scheduled work and temporarily grounded aircraft. Since the beginning, Duncan Aviation has been family owned and operated.

Food Bank of Lincoln
Host: Eric Drumheller
1221 Kingbird Rd, Lincoln, NE 68521

The Food Bank of Lincoln is a proud member of Feeding America with a mission to alleviate hunger in Southeast Nebraska. This year, the Food Bank of Lincoln is celebrating its 40th anniversary. We hope you’ll join us at the Food Bank of Lincoln for a tour of our new facility and to learn how we are working to alleviate hunger in 16 counties in Southeast Nebraska.

HopeSpoke
Host: Mitch Lee
2444 O St, Lincoln, NE 68510

For our first 70 years, we were known as the Child Guidance Center. In 2018, we became HopeSpoke, a brand that carries forward our legacy and mission - to inspire healthy futures for children and their families through comprehensive behavioral and mental health services. Back in 1949, our organization was formed to meet the community’s needs after the Child Guidance national movement identified how treatment for children's mental health services needed to be different from that of adults. Under the vision of the Junior League of Lincoln and the Community Chest (the precursor to United Way), the Child Guidance Center was formed. The philosophy of our team is to understand the unique qualities and experiences of those we serve as influenced by emotional and cognitive development, family situation, social environment and personality. Then through dynamic, interactive therapy, we work to examine problems while building on strengths. In a nutshell, our founders had a big vision - for all children and families to be healthy and hopeful. And together with strong affiliations, we've been moving forward and making it happen ever since!

Hudl
Host: Margaret Berry
600 P St, Lincoln, NE 68508

Hudl is a pioneer in performance analysis technology, now helping more than 200K teams in 40+ global sports prepare for and stay ahead of the competition. Every product, feature and tool is designed with one purpose in mind: to ensure coaches and athletes make every moment count. A complete suite of video and data products ensures coaches have the insights they need and athletes get the shot they deserve. From grassroots to the pros, more than 6M users utilize Hudl's best-in-class software, hardware and services, including online coaching tools, mobile and desktop apps, smart cameras, analytics, professional consultation and more. Founded in 2006 in Lincoln, Nebraska, Hudl now has more than 3,200 employees operating out of 17 countries. With a global team of engineers, analysts and support, they’re building the world’s most powerful network of sports video and data.

Sampson Construction/Sky Park
Host: Bob Everitt
1301 Lincoln Mall, Lincoln, NE 68508

Sampson Construction has been shaping Lincoln’s built environment for 70 years. Founded in 1952, the family-owned business has grown from a local home builder to a nationally recognized commercial construction company. Sampson’s robust portfolio includes stadiums, schools, hotels, corporate campuses, public safety facilities, manufacturing plants and multi-family housing. At this Business Networking Day site, Rotarians will learn more about Sampson’s local success story, and tour one its most recent and highly regarded local projects, the iconic Sky Park Apartments renovation. Located on the south edge of downtown and one block from the Nebraska State Capital, this 12-story facility was originally constructed in 1963, and its grand opening was advertised as “cosmopolitan living at its finest” and provides “a thrilling tingle of excitement for those who share in its luxurious appointments.” See for yourself how Sampson Construction was able to breathe new life into this landmark building while maintaining the grace and dignity of its historic origins. Come witness the breathtaking views through the floor to ceiling windows. This tour will not disappoint!

Swanson Russell
Host: Gail McNair
1202 P Street Lincoln, NE

Swanson Russell is a nationally recognized full-service branding, advertising and public relations agency in Lincoln and Omaha. The agency combines insights, strategy, and ideas to create a Real Connection™ between brands and target audiences. Founded nearly 60 years ago, Swanson Russell has 180 marketing professionals across a wide range of disciplines. The agency’s clients include national brands across many industries, including agriculture, construction, landscape/turf, outdoor recreation and healthcare.

Universal Pure
Host: Christina Usher
1601 Pioneers Blvd, Lincoln, NE 68502

Founded in 2001 as a cold storage warehouse facility in Lincoln, Universal Pure has deep roots in the cold supply chain. We are a one-stop-shop service provider to the food and beverage industry, offering a suite of cold chain solutions at eight U.S. facilities across seven locations.  We are dedicated to giving people and families everywhere safe, fresh, and delicious food to eat and drink. The way we see it, our work is bigger than a process or procedure because what we do affects families. Rotarians who attend the Business Networking Day event hosted by Universal Pure will learn more about how we help our partners achieve these goals and will have the opportunity to tour our local facility.

20
Oct
2022
NEOS Meeting
Oct 20, 2022 4:00 PM - 5:30 PM
24
Oct
2022
World Polio Day
Oct 24, 2022
One day. One focus. Ending Polio. 
https://www.endpolio.org/
 
Learn. Share. Donate. 
25
Oct
2022
2022 Salute to Business
Oct 25, 2022 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

2022 Salute to Business - Voting Period August 12 to August 26, 2022

The 2022 Salute to Business event will take place on October 25, 2022, at the Cornhusker Marriott Hotel. The Citywide Committee for Salute to Business is currently vetting nominees for the Honoree of 2022 Salute to Business, a prestigious award for a business organization in Lincoln.

Each year, Rotary Club #14 partners with the Lincoln East Rotary Club, Lincoln South Rotary Club, and Giving Spirits Rotary Club to host a city-wide luncheon to honor a business or organization in Lincoln that has made a significant contribution to the city through the employment of people and the good works they perform. The honoree is selected by a vote of the active members of the four Lincoln Rotary Clubs.

2022 SALUTE TO BUSINESS NOMINEES
Click here to vote
 
HUDL
Founded in 2006, HUDL is based in Lincoln’s Haymarket District and has over 2,000 employees in Lincoln and 3,200 worldwide in 17 countries. From the beginning, they have sourced talent from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, especially the Jeffrey S. Raikes School. HUDL founders David Graff, CEO, John Wirtz, CPO and Brian Kaise, CTO were fellow students in the Raikes School of Computer Science and Management. They created a groundbreaking company to provide tools for coaches and athletes to review game footage and improve team play.  They have 200,000 teams and more than 6 million users around the world rely on their system for 40 sports, providing video services to youth, amateur, and professional teams in American football as well as soccer, basketball, volleyball, and lacrosse. 
 
According to Forbes magazine, “With about 98 percent of all high schools working with HUDL for at least one sport, not to mention every single team in the English Premier League, most of Bundesliga, La Liga, Chinese Basketball Association and Super Rugby, HUDL is growing worldwide, at a variety of levels.”
HUDL has made meaningful contributions to the Lincoln economy with its growing workforce. In addition to serving as a magnet for other startups in the Silicone Prairie, they have continued to source talent from their founders’ alma mater. They contributed over $500,000 for scholarships for students to attend the Raikes School. They have also partnered with Lincoln Public Schools to create the “Education Outside the Classroom” program.
 
SAMPSON CONSTRUCTION
Sampson Construction has been in the construction business for 69 years and core values of remain the same: quality, fairness, and value.  Our continued business and long-time clients are a testament to the long standing success our services bring.

Sampson Construction prides itself in the high community involvement with our company.   From sponsorships, donations, pro bono work, volunteering, and special programming, Sampson works hard to make sure that the community that makes us is supported and valued.  One of our favorite volunteer activities as a group is the Lincoln Marathon.  These partnerships have created an understanding that Sampson truly shares about the success of these wonderful organizations and all they do for the community.

Sampson employees are also very active in the community.  Currently, Sampson has employees serving on the Board of Directors of various community businesses and organizations including the Lincoln Christian Board, Associated General Contractors – Nebraska Chapter, Teammates, Habitat for Humanity, Lincoln Chamber of Commerce, Nebraska Chamber of Commerce, Lincoln Community Foundation, Bryan Health Foundation, Madonna Foundation, and Nebraska Wesleyan University.
 
SANDHILLS GLOBAL
Tom and Rhonda Peed moved their small publishing company from Iowa to Lincoln in 1985.  Since then, Sandhills Publishing, recently updated to Sandhills Global, has become a prominent Lincoln business and philanthropy source.  It’s publishing business operates around the clock producing over 1.75 million pages per hour for stitched books distributed to over 58,000 locations.  Recently, Sandhills has invested in high technology infrastructure to serve both print and online customer needs worldwide—hence, the name change to Sandhills Global.  Business expansion has led to employee growth from around 300 a decade ago to over 1200 today.
 
A Lincoln Journal-Star described Sandhills giving as being based on “generosity and humility”.  Tom and Rhonda Peed have focused the company’s benevolent resources on children-based programs.  YMCA youth programs and capital campaigns have benefited greatly from Sandhills generosity, as have Lincoln Children’s Zoo, Lincoln Children’s Museum, and Junior Achievement.  Sandhills generosity reaches others also.  In 2016 and 2017 Tom and Rhonda sponsored chartered planes for Vietnam veterans flights to Washington D.C., and later the Women’s Veteran Honor flight and Purple Heart Flight.  Sandhills matches employee donations to local non-profits that reach over a dozen local programs. 
To read more about Sandhills Global giving go to www.sandhills.com.
 
WHITEHEAD OIL COMPANY
Whitehead Oil Company (WOC), recognized often as U-Stop, is a business with a strong focus on community involvement since being founded by M. E. “Bud” Whitehead in 1950.  Mark Whitehead, Bud’s son, transformed the company from traditional service stations to convenience stores beginning in 1982.  The company has grown to employ over 350 at locations through Lincoln.  In a challenging retail market U-Stop has distinguished itself by providing superior service, extraordinary community support, and innovative product development.
 
WOC was instrumental in planning and supporting retail development at the 27th & I-80 interchange which fueled rapid economic development along the North 27th Street corridor.  Mindful of the environment, WOC worked with the Lower Platte South NRD to preserve area wetlands.  These efforts led to WOC being the company ever to be awarded the Master Conservationist Award. 
 
WOC gives back to Lincoln.  Most recently, WOC started the “U-Stop Kicks It Back to the Community” program that donates change and $.02/gallon for all gallons on a three-day weekend each month to a charity.  This benevolent program sends over $90,000 to community charities. 
For more about Whitehead Oil Company, go to www. u-stop.com.

For questions, please contact Salute to Business Chair Roger Lempke at (402) 432-0501; zoomee69@gmail.com.

18
Nov
2022
NEOS Meeting
Nov 18, 2022 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
03
Dec
2022
Salvation Army Bell Ringing
Dec 03, 2022 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Annual bell ringing

13
Dec
2022
NEOS Meeting
Dec 13, 2022 7:30 AM - 8:30 AM
11
Jan
2023
NEOS Meeting
Jan 11, 2023 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
23
Feb
2023
Rotary International Birthday
Feb 23, 2023
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