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Service Above Self

We meet In Person

Thursdays at 7:30 AM

MidAmerica Nazarene University

2030 College Way
New Campus Center Building
Olathe, KS 66062
United States of America

Our club is meeting in person in the new Campus Center at MNU starting at 7:30 A.M. each Thursday. We also make the meeting available on zoom for those who can't attend the meetings. Everyone is invited to attend. For zoom info, contact Howard Cripe.

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Heart to Heart

On the afternoon of Thursday, April 14^th, members of the Santa Fe Trail Rotary group banded together. Their mission, building hygienic kits to help aid in humanitarian efforts across the globe. The group participated in this program in connection with the Heart-to-Heart International organization in Lenexa. The Manager of the program, Jillian O’Connell thanked Santa Fe Trail Rotary group members relaying, “I had such a wonderful time … hearing [your stories] and connections to Heart to Heart… What an incredible group!” A great time was had by all & while supporting our vibrant global community. Many thanks to everyone who participated. Photo includes members:

Front Row: Jackson Hougland, Wilma Wilcox, Marilyn George, Cathy Donavan
Back Row: Jim Comfort, Jon North, Randy Moltly, Steve Hougland, Kevin & Julie Gilmore, Gary George, Howard Cripe, and Jim Lammle.
Not Pictured: Beverly & John Wittenborn, Ken & Jeanette Grenz.

Heart Strings

During a recent meeting, Heartstring's representatives, Jonathan & Derrick deliver goodies to the Santa Fe Rotary Club from the goody cart. Ryan is a Cart Master at Heartstrings & has participated in the Heartstrings program for several years now. The Rotary group was very excited to partake in the goodies & to learn more about the Heartstrings program in Olathe, KS.

New Building

The Santa Fe Trail Rotary group looks forward to the newest addition of the Mid-America Nazarene Campus being a few weeks from complete. The construction is set to end during the week of March 21st.

Mark Your Calendars!

Center of Grace food distribution: March 17th.

First meeting in the new Student Senter: March 24th.

Center of Grace dinners: March 30th.

Center of Grace food distribution: April 21st and May 19th.

Hygiene kits with Heart to Heart: March or April
Tentative dates for Club Socials: March 31st, June 30th - banquet?

Fifth Thursday Social

Whenever there is a fifth Thursday in a month, our club meets for a social.

In September, we met at the Ensor Museum for a potluck and a tour of the museum.

It was an enjoyable and informative evening.

Center of Grace

SFTRC members cooking omelets at the Center of Grace Fundraiser.

The money raised went to help Center of Grace with the Boys and Girls Club Project.

Covid Won't Stop People of Action

Bill and Kathy Musgrave, Brian Steele and Jim Lammle packaging Community Meals at Center of Grace. Meals are then distributed to folks as they drive through the parking lot.

People of Action

Club Members serving meals at the Center of Grace Community Dinners on May 14, 2020.

Covid won't stop Rotary from being People of Action.

Pints for Polio

On October 24, our Club and The Gardner Club hosted a social at Red Crow Brewery from 4 to 7. Over thirty members and guests attended the social and we raised $296 for the Polio effort which will be matched $6 for each $1 we raised. The Olathe Noon Rotary shared the Mayor of Olathe's Proclamation recognizing World Polio Day. Shown below are Jason Camis of the Gardner Club, Terry Lynch of the Noon Club, District Governor Jason Lieb and Jim Lammle of the SFT Club.

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