The meeting is held in the Renaissance Room located on the 2nd floor. Rotary 14 meets in a hybrid format. Join us at The Cornhusker or on Zoom. https://bit.ly/rotary14zoom
Before live streaming, email, and cell phones, Rotary was a way for the business community to conduct business.
This week we'll meet some Rotarians who most of us have just known as retired. What did they build in our community? What was Rotary like when they first joined?
Join us for a special panel conversation featuring Art Knox, Jim Mastera and Dean Settle, guided by a special guest facilitator, as we pull back the curtain on the careers, leadership lessons and Rotary experiences that shaped them AND our Club.
This is not just a trip down memory lane. It’s perspective. It’s wisdom. It’s building connection across generations.
If you’ve ever wondered how Rotary has changed, or what has never changed, this is your chance to hear it firsthand.
Whether you’ve been here 40 years or a few weeks, you belong here.
This Tuesday during our weekly meeting, we're celebrating our Rotarians with January birthdays. Join us at the birthday table up front and enjoy a piece of cake. Happy birthday, Rotarians!
Update your birthday in your ClubRunner profile to make sure that you are celebrated during your birthday month!
We will be launching a monthly session designed to help members navigate the systems, structure, and rhythms of the Rotary 14 community. The goal is to support new members as they get oriented, while giving longtime Rotarians a refresher to the basics! This meeting takes place directly following the weekly meeting and is expected to have about 20 minutes of content.
If you were at President Randy Hawthorne's inaugural meeting, you heard that he's inviting each member of the club to the President's Table. These have been assigned randomly. Here are the upcoming dates:
Notice: Members can no longer hold money in their individual member ClubRunner accounts.
The ClubRunner update involved a lot changes regarding the financial side of membership accounts and club invoicing. In the past, members were able to make a larger payment toward their account and use it toward upcoming lunch and event expenses. The Club was also able to credit members in their accounts if their checks were made for larger than any invoiced amount. We are no longer able to do that in the system.
If you have credits in your account from things such as paying processing fees for dues even though you paid with a check or from using the previous system of holding a balance in your account, Lauren has already notified you of how those were transferred to lunch credits.
To correct member balances, invoices for lunches may show up as your account and say “unpaid.” If your member balance at the top of your account says “0” please leave the invoice unpaid. Moving forward all payments will need to be applied to specific invoices and checks will need to be made out to the exact amount in the invoices.
If you would like to pay ahead for lunches, we'll help you shift to our lunch punch cards ($100 for 6 meals).
Please reach out to info@rotary14.org if you have any concerns or questions.
A monthly session designed to help members navigate the systems, structure, and rhythms of the Rotary 14 community. The goal is to support new members as they get oriented, while giving longtime Rotarians a refresher to the basics! This meeting takes place directly following the weekly meeting and is expected to have about 20 minutes of content.
President Randy Hawthorne has invited Rotary 14 Club Members to join him for fun and fellowship at "Wine Down Wednesday." Randy 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.
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.
Click here to learn about and join the WASH Rotary Action Group, focused on clean water and sanitation projects. https://wash-rag.org/
Click here to donate. Be sure to sign into your MyRotary.org account before completing your donation. Choose "Areas of Focus", "Water, Sanitation & Hygiene" to direct you donation for water projects. https://my.rotary.org/en/donate
NEOS is the new member orientation process for Rotary 14. The name comes from the Greek work "neos" meaning new or fresh. The purpose is to teach new members (Red Badgers) about our Club and Rotary International (we have a lot going on!), develop relationships within Rotary and get new members involved in Club activities -- to act as a catalyst for a great new member experience!
NEOS is the new member orientation process for Rotary 14. The name comes from the Greek work "neos" meaning new or fresh. The purpose is to teach new members (Red Badgers) about our Club and Rotary International (we have a lot going on!), develop relationships within Rotary and get new members involved in Club activities -- to act as a catalyst for a great new member experience!
President Randy Hawthorne has invited Rotary 14 Club Members to join him for fun and fellowship at "Wine Down Wednesday." Randy 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.
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