Join us for an Evening of Erudtion in the de Tocqueville Tradition. Tuesday, October 30 - 6:00 - 10:00 pm. At the home of Tarryl and Doug Clark (2511 15th Street North). We will be reviewing and discussing two books, Separate and Unequal, the Kerner Report and Between the World and Me, by Coates. For more information, contact Michael Mullin (michaelallenmullin@gmail.com) or by phone at 320-224-4492.
Welcome to Rotary Club of St. Cloud
Service Above Self
We meet Tuesdays at 12:00 PM
Courtyard Marriott
Courtyard Marriott
404 West Saint Germain Street
Saint Cloud, MN 56301
United States of America
Saint Cloud, MN 56301
United States of America
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Interested in St. Cloud Rotaract?
Saint Cloud Rotaract is an organization of young professionals that are committed to service and leadership in the Central Minnesota area. Want to learn more? Contact Clare Richards, President, via the email link below. We also encourage you to visit us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/saintcloudrotaract/
Member Birthdays:
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Christy GillelandNovember 1
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Jim KnoblachNovember 5
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John SowadaNovember 5
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Brad WheelockNovember 11
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Cindy HawkerNovember 11
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Pegg GustafsonNovember 11
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Leigh Ann DavisNovember 13
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Sandy NeutzlingNovember 14
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Bill ManeyNovember 23
Spouse/Partner Birthdays:
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David HoellerNovember 6
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Keith UlrickNovember 8
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JuliNovember 12
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Beth BentrudNovember 15
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Gregg DavisNovember 15
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Dave MehelichNovember 22
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Joy PlamannNovember 24
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Mark DingmannNovember 30
Anniversaries:
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Alan HerbstSandra HerbstNovember 1
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Jerry HirschfeldMarge HirschfeldNovember 1
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John BestgenJamiNovember 1
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Kurt DeterJoanneNovember 1
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John PucelJoannaNovember 2
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Gary BechtoldKay BechtoldNovember 5
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Dave TreheyNancyNovember 11
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Doug AdamekJackieNovember 11
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Tarryl ClarkDoug ClarkNovember 13
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Kristin RothsteinNovember 14
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Bradley HansonLisa HansonNovember 15
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Charles HempeckHeidi RunyonNovember 18
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Leigh Ann DavisGregg DavisNovember 24
Join Date:
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Alan HerbstNovember 1, 198434 years
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Doug AdamekNovember 1, 198434 years
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Jerry HirschfeldNovember 1, 197246 years
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John BestgenNovember 1, 199028 years
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John PucelNovember 1, 197246 years
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Kurt DeterNovember 1, 197939 years
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Gary BechtoldNovember 5, 20135 years
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Dave TreheyNovember 11, 200315 years
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Tarryl ClarkNovember 13, 200711 years
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Kristin RothsteinNovember 14, 200612 years
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Bradley HansonNovember 15, 20117 years
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Cindy HawkerNovember 15, 20117 years
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Murray MackNovember 15, 20117 years
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Charles HempeckNovember 18, 20144 years
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Jolene FossNovember 22, 20171 year
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Rick LeeNovember 22, 20171 year
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Tammy BieryNovember 22, 20171 year
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Leigh Ann DavisNovember 24, 20099 years
A note from Gary Strandemo
On our recent trip to Saint Petersburg and Moscow, we were able to spend 2 days in Velicky Novgorod, visiting recent NSYE student Alisa Krasnova and her family. Alisa, who is attending University in Saint Petersburg sends her thanks to our club for sponsoring her this past school year. A very historical city, Novgorod was the most important commercial and religious center of what became the European part of Russia in the 9th-12th Centuries before the domination of Moscow.
We met with the Novgorod Rotary Club and some Rotaract members. Over dinner we shared conversation and dialogue about our two clubs and our countries. They have a small club, and Youth Exchange is their major project. Last year they had an inbound student from Belgium and this year from Mexico. Their outbound student this year has gone to Italy.
A note from Gary Strandemo
On our recent trip to Saint Petersburg and Moscow, we were able to spend 2 days in Velicky Novgorod, visiting recent NSYE student Alisa Krasnova and her family. Alisa, who is attending University in Saint Petersburg sends her thanks to our club for sponsoring her this past school year (see her photo below). A very historical city, Novgorod was the most important commercial and religious center of what became the European part of Russia in the 9th-12th Centuries before the domination of Moscow.
We met with the Novgorod Rotary Club and some Rotaract members. Over dinner we shared conversation and dialogue about our two clubs and our countries. They have a small club, and Youth Exchange is their major project. Last year they had an inbound student from Belgium and this year from Mexico. Their outbound student this year has gone to Italy.
It's been a busy year under the leadership of President Troy Fritz! Check out the 2017-2018 Rotary Club of St. Cloud Annual Report!
The GSDC Community Catalyst Award recognizes a company or organization that is a leader in initiating and supporting economic and community development in the Greater St. Cloud region. The 2018 recipient is Rotary Club of St. Cloud. The organization is recognized for its commitment to improving the quality of life in the greater St. Cloud region through recent projects such as, the renovation of Lake George/Eastman Park, partnership with the St. Cloud Public Safety Foundation to build the Community Outpost (COP House), supporting the St. Cloud Riverwalk Project, hosting the weekly summer music festive, Summertime by George!, and partnering to open a resource center for homeless youth, Pathways 4 Youth.
Officials estimate up to 150 16- to 23-year-olds are homeless in St. Cloud each day. Research and discussions over the past few years with local social service agencies, law enforcement, and school systems proved there was a growing need for a resource center in the community.
Acknowledging there was an unmet community need, the St. Cloud Rotary Club has partnered with other local Rotary clubs to open a 3,700-square-foot daytime resource center. Pathways 4 Youth (P4Y) will connect teens to social services, medical professionals, lockers, showers, laundry facilities, food, clothing and a mailing address. The center will open in April 2018 and is anticipated to serve 20-25 youth on a daily basis. Community members and stakeholders had the oppurtunity to learn more about how the center will impact the lives of homeless youth in the community.
Click here to learn more about Pathways 4 Youth and how you can get involved.
Acknowledging there was an unmet community need, the St. Cloud Rotary Club has partnered with other local Rotary clubs to open a 3,700-square-foot daytime resource center. Pathways 4 Youth (P4Y) will connect teens to social services, medical professionals, lockers, showers, laundry facilities, food, clothing and a mailing address. The center will open in April 2018 and is anticipated to serve 20-25 youth on a daily basis. Community members and stakeholders had the oppurtunity to learn more about how the center will impact the lives of homeless youth in the community.
Click here to learn more about Pathways 4 Youth and how you can get involved.
Rotarians celebrate the grand opening of the St. Cloud Rotary Community OutPost on August 18th. The open house was the culmination of two years work between the St. Cloud Police Department, the Greater St. Cloud Public Safety Foundation, numerous service organizations, educational partners and local companies. The total cost of the project is an estimated $400,000 with $250,000 coming from in-kind services and $150,000 in cash donations. The Rotary Club of St. Cloud provided the lead gift of $75,000. Click here to learn more about the Community OutPost.
