Rotary Club of St. Cloud - Making a Difference in our Community
 
Welcome to Rotary - Service Above Self

Welcome to Rotary Club of St. Cloud

St. Cloud

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 12:00 PM
Courtyard Marriott
404 West Saint Germain Street
Saint Cloud, MN 56301
United States of America
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Tuesdays Guest David Ulrich

This Tuesday (9.22) we are excited to welcome special guest David Ulrich!

David Ulrich, native Minnesotan and current Minneapolis resident, is a seasoned business executive with 40 years of leadership expertise. David originally joined Twin Metals Minnesota at its inception with his initial focus to build leadership and technical teams. He has been actively involved in workforce development initiatives to prepare educational pathways for people to become part of the mining industry, including service on the Governors Workforce Development Board, NE MN Workforce Investment Board, UMD, MNSCU and local NE Minnesota technical college and high school advisory Boards. His presentation specifically touches on modern mining techniques, specifically dry stack mining which is the most environmentally friendly and sustainable method of mining.

We are eager to hear from David and hope you can join us this Tuesday!


Welcome New Members
Melissa Stricherz
Melissa is the Executive Director for the Central MN Council of Boy Scouts. To learn more about our new members, click here.
 
 
Tuesday's Guest- King Banaian

This Tuesday (9.8) we are proud to welcome King Banaian!

King Banaian is a Minnesota politician and former member of the Minnesota House of Representatives who represented District 15B from 2011 to 2013. The district includes parts of Benton, Sherburne, and Stearns counties in the north-central part of the state. A Republican, he is an economist and an economics professor at St. Cloud State University in St. Cloud.

We hope you can join us this Tuesday to hear from King.

Eich Mazda Grand Opening/ P4Y Fundraiser

Tuesday, we met face to face for the first time in 5 months!

We had an amazing turn out between Zoom and in-person with over 80 people in attendance!
We not only were able to tour the beautiful new Mazda building, but we also met our goal of raising $10k for Pathways 4 Youth! Eich has agreed to match donations up to $10k as well, making this a tremendous help to those at-risk youth in our area.

We want to thank Jules Bistro for providing us with a wonderful lunch!

Thanks to everyone who made this possible and special thanks to all those who donated, either their time or money! 

If you are interested in learning more about Pathways 4 Youth visit their website at https://www.pathways4youthmn.org/contact

 

 

 
Eich Motors donates to P4Y

We hope everyone can join us this Tuesday (8.25) for our first in-person meeting in months! It will be very exciting to see everyone's beautiful, masked, safely distanced faces! We will also be live via Zoom for those that are unable to make it. 

We will be meeting at Eich Motors newly built Mazda building (1931 W Division St) to celebrate their grand opening and support Pathways 4 Youth! Eich has agreed to match P4Y donations up to $10,000! We are very excited to join Eich in helping the at-risk youth in the area. 

If you are interested in donating to Pathways 4 Youth click here 

We can't wait to see everyone either physically or virtually!

Eunice Adjei- 8.18 Guest

We hope everyone can join us this Tuesday (8.18) for our special guest Eunice Adjei!

Ms. Adjei is the President and founder of the Jugaard Leadership Program in St Cloud. She is a St Cloud State University Alumni and holds a Masters degree in Science.

Eunice is also a board member on many local organizations, including African Women’s Alliance, St. Cloud Area Regional Human Rights Commission, city of St. Cloud Charter Commission, Tri-Cap, Minnesota Council of Nonprofits.

We are very excited to have Eunice join us and hope to see everyone there!

 

Rotary Club Brochures
In an effort to recruit new members we have designed a brochure to pass on to any potential members. You have the option of handing a hard copy or a PDF version to anyone that may be interested in joining. 
 
*You must copy and paste link below to view PDF version*
https://www.dropbox.com/s/e2jd292wg4rn2lo/FINAL%20ROTARY%20BROCHURE%202019%20PDF-7-23-19%20%281%29_compressed%20%281%29.pdf?dl=0
 
Note: the hardcopy and the PDF versions are different, the PDF contains information about how we, as a club, are handling COVID-19. 
 
 Please contact Tarryl Clark if you have any questions or concerns. 
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Meet the Presidents

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Club Executives & Directors
President
John Bodette
President Elect
Jackie Johnson
Vice President
Leigh Ann Davis
Treasurer
Darren Heying
Secretary
Tarryl Clark
Immediate Past President
Andy Auger
Community Service
Charles Hempeck
Vocational Services
Tammy Biery
International Service Director
Brian Hart
Membership Director
Leslie Dingmann
Marketing & Public Relations Director
Julie Leapaldt
Sergeant-at-Arms
Bernie Perryman
Speakers
David Ulrich
Sep 22, 2020 12:00 PM
Twin Metals MN
Mona Dohman
Sep 29, 2020 12:00 PM
US Marshall
Todd Fritz
Oct 06, 2020 12:00 PM
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