Our Weekly Meetings
Each Wednesday from 12 – 1pm
Please see below for our current virtual and in person meeting schedule.
Meetings are currently hybrid, with an in-person and virtual option for attendance.
Please RSVP if attending in person so we have a correct count for lunch.
We meet at:
Vannellis by the Lake
55 South Lake Street, Forest Lake
Guests always welcome!
Each Wednesday from 12 – 1pm
Please see below for our current virtual and in person meeting schedule.
Meetings are currently hybrid, with an in-person and virtual option for attendance.
Please RSVP if attending in person so we have a correct count for lunch.
We meet at:
Vannellis by the Lake
55 South Lake Street, Forest Lake
Guests always welcome!
Upcoming Speakers
10/6
Kelly McDyre - Faith's Lodge
Faith’s Lodge supports parents and families coping with the death or medically complex condition of a child in a peaceful environment to reflect on the past, renew strength for the present and build hope for the future. Faith’s Lodge: A Place Where Hope Grows. In its North Woods setting, Faith’s Lodge provides a peaceful escape for families to refresh their minds and spirits while spending time with others who understand what they are experiencing. https://faithslodge.org
10/13
Susanne Kimber - Forest Lake Adult Basic Education
Adult Basic Education classes are:
Designed for adults
Learner centered
Available to start year round
Confidential
Free of charge
Self-paced
https://www.flaschools.org/Page/580
10/20
Olwenn Fuchart - The Link
For 20 years, The Link has provided education, supportive housing and a dynamic network of social services to at-risk youth in the Twin Cities. Targeted programs reach out to youth and families when truancy, homelessness, or involvement in the juvenile legal system is putting youth at risk of not reaching their fullest potential. By providing case management services to youth who are truant, homeless or in trouble with the law, The Link is building assets for at-risk youth and young adults to succeed in life. They currently serve over 3,300 at-risk youth each year.
https://thelinkmn.org
10/27
Social Activity, Board Meeting Follows
10/6
Kelly McDyre - Faith's Lodge
Faith’s Lodge supports parents and families coping with the death or medically complex condition of a child in a peaceful environment to reflect on the past, renew strength for the present and build hope for the future. Faith’s Lodge: A Place Where Hope Grows. In its North Woods setting, Faith’s Lodge provides a peaceful escape for families to refresh their minds and spirits while spending time with others who understand what they are experiencing. https://faithslodge.org
10/13
Susanne Kimber - Forest Lake Adult Basic Education
Adult Basic Education classes are:
Designed for adults
Learner centered
Available to start year round
Confidential
Free of charge
Self-paced
https://www.flaschools.org/Page/580
10/20
Olwenn Fuchart - The Link
For 20 years, The Link has provided education, supportive housing and a dynamic network of social services to at-risk youth in the Twin Cities. Targeted programs reach out to youth and families when truancy, homelessness, or involvement in the juvenile legal system is putting youth at risk of not reaching their fullest potential. By providing case management services to youth who are truant, homeless or in trouble with the law, The Link is building assets for at-risk youth and young adults to succeed in life. They currently serve over 3,300 at-risk youth each year.
https://thelinkmn.org
10/27
Social Activity, Board Meeting Follows
About Rotary International
"Whatever Rotary may mean to us, to the world it will be known by the results it achieves. " - Paul Harris
Rotary started with the vision of one man — Paul Harris. The Chicago attorney formed the Rotary Club of Chicago on 23 February 1905, so professionals with diverse backgrounds could exchange ideas and form meaningful, lifelong friendships.
Over time, Rotary’s reach and vision gradually extended to humanitarian service. Members have a long track record of addressing challenges in their communities and around the world.
Learn more about Rotary International at: https://www.rotary.org/en
Rotary started with the vision of one man — Paul Harris. The Chicago attorney formed the Rotary Club of Chicago on 23 February 1905, so professionals with diverse backgrounds could exchange ideas and form meaningful, lifelong friendships.
Over time, Rotary’s reach and vision gradually extended to humanitarian service. Members have a long track record of addressing challenges in their communities and around the world.
Learn more about Rotary International at: https://www.rotary.org/en
About District 5960
The present boundaries of District 5960 were established by Rotary International in 1982-83, with a minor adjustment in 1993-94, and stretches from northwestern Wisconsin, along the western edge of Wisconsin and encompassing most of southeastern Minnesota. Prior to this, the District was part of 5950, which covered all of southern Minnesota. Now District 5960 is comprised of 64 clubs, and growing! Our District's 64 clubs have approximately 3,300 members. Among the clubs is the Rotary Club of St. Paul, club #10 in the Rotary world. St. Paul is the capitol of Minnesota.
District 5960 map: clubrunner.blob.core.windows.net/00000050121/en-us/files/sitepage/history-of-5960/d5960-map/D5960map.JPG
Learn more about District 5960 at: https://www.rotary5960.org
District 5960 map: clubrunner.blob.core.windows.net/00000050121/en-us/files/sitepage/history-of-5960/d5960-map/D5960map.JPG
Learn more about District 5960 at: https://www.rotary5960.org
