March 21 was Students of the Month Day for us. Due to spring breaks we were down to 2 students, but what students they were!
Green Bay West Rotary Club Mission Statement
The Green Bay West Rotary is committed to serving local, national, and international communities, with special dedication to enhancing the lives of youth and increasing international cooperation and understanding.
Do you want to make positive changes in your community and the world? Our club members are dedicated people who share a passion for community service and friendship. Becoming a Rotarian connects you with a diverse group who share your drive to give back.
At our Valentine’s Day meeting, the Club welcomed 3 new members who bring years of volunteer and leadership experience to us from different backgrounds.
At our February 7 meeting Bruce Deadman told the Club about the tour and other good times he and his wife Sandy had in Cambridge England over the holidays courtesy of the Cambridge Rutherford Rotary Club.
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 | On January 24 we visited Foster The Village and learned a lot about the important work it does to serve over 1200 area foster kids every year. We were given a tour by founder and Executive Director Cheri Salmon. FTV recently moved to a former Catholic grade school on the West Side. The hallways and classrooms are now brimming with clothes, shoes, boots, toys and gear for area foster families to draw from. Truly a remarkable organization that is meeting a critical need in our area. For more information, go to www.fosterthevillage.org or check them out on Facebook. | |
Our Own Midge Ebben Featured as the Spirit of Christmas.
GBW Rotary and Friends Ring For Salvation Army at Cabelas- Check it Out!
We supported Green Bay East High School's Culinary Program support of the EHS Pantry
Members Katie Hess and Meggie Cramer were featured in a recent Business News feature! Well done!!
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Great day of service from Green Bay West Rotary Club members at L.H. Barkhausen Waterfowl Preserve. Buckthorn be gone!
Green Bay West Rotary learned something new about one of its own with Dr. Woody Williams introducing us to the services of the Civil Air Patrol. Dr. Williams fulfilled his lifelong dream of becoming a pilot at age 50 has served through CAP ever since. CAP is one of the nation’s best kept secrets, with its highly skilled member providing critical support to communities through emergency response, aviation and ground service to the nations armed forces and youth programming, development and scholarships.
Many thanks to Jeff Dickert, CESA 7 Administrator, for sharing with us the incredible realities that the pandemic has created for school districts and educators. CESA stands for cooperative educational service agency and there are numerous of these agencies throughout the state that serve school districts.
Green Bay West Rotary Club members were so pleased to hear of the continued success made by Jhoole, the social enterprise created in India by Former Ambassadorial Scholar Hannah Warren. Hannah met and befriended talented weavers living a life of extreme poverty.
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