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The Rotary Club of Rochester is a service club of inspired individuals whose contributions improve lives in communities locally and worldwide.
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TRCR

Service Above Self

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Thursdays at 12:00 PM
2775 43rd St. NW
Rochester, MN 55901
United States
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(507) 722-1717
Email:
romnrotary@gmail.com
Meetings are held in-person at the VFW, 2775 43rd St NW, Rochester, Minnesota, 55901 and virtually via Zoom. Check the online calendar for each week's meeting location.
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Support our community prioritizing education programs for local volunteer and investment opportunities
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Rotary Club of Rochester Calendar
Weekly Meetings: arrive at 11:30 am to order lunch (view menu) and socialize. Meeting (Zoom) begins at noon.
 
February 11: TRCR Community Foundation Meeting noon-1:00 via Zoom
February 12: Weekly Meeting 11:30 am-1:00 pm, VFW, Program/Speaker: Diabetes - Do you have it? Dr. Quinn Peterson, PhD, Mayo Clinic - REGISTER
February 19: Socializing and topic TBD. 11:30 am-1:00 pm, VFW, No registration needed, lunch available from VFW menu
February 25: TRCR Board Meeting noon-1:00 pm via Zoom
February 26: Weekly Meeting 11:30 am-1:00 pm, VFW, Program/Speaker: Fishing in the Neighborhood; Levi Suchla-Fisheries specialist - REGISTER
 
Greeter | Four-Way Test | Visitors Desk and Introductions | Reflection
Rotary Clubs of Rochester: 3-club Work
In Rochester we are very fortunate to have three Rotary Clubs doing multiple projects together that benefit our community. To continue to promote communication among clubs, ensure fair collaboration on joint initiatives, enhance working relationships and maximize ‘doing good’ in our community and beyond we have implemented a 3-Club process as part of our 3-Club Leadership team work.
 
To initiate a 3-club proposal, simply bring the idea first to your own club leadership team. Once it’s approved by your club, then share the proposal with the 3-Club leadership team. The new process will ensure that the other clubs review the proposal and if approved, allocate the resources requested to ensure the project is successful. It’s as simple as that!
 
For more information, see your club President and/or President-Elect or one of the 3-Club Operations Coordinators: Elaine Case (elainecase1@gmail.com) and Sara Gilliland (scgill50@gmail.com).
2025-26 Conference of Clubs - April 17 & 18 - St. Paul

Registration Is Open: 2025–2026 Conference of Clubs

Mark your calendars and make plans to attend the 2025–2026 Conference of Clubs, April 17 & 18 at the DoubleTree by Hilton East in St. Paul. Registration is now open, and this year’s conference promises to be an engaging and inspiring experience for Rotarians across the district.

Whether you can join us for both days or just one, variable registration rates make it easy to participate in a way that fits your schedule. Attendees can look forward to delicious food, meaningful fellowship, and a lineup of compelling speakers who will challenge, inform, and energize you for the year ahead.

Learn more and register today at:  www.makepeacevisible.org

February is Peacebuilding & Conflict Prevention Month

Peacebuilding is in Rotary’s DNA. We are the largest volunteer-led peacebuilding organization in the world and our members’ connection to communities has the potential to create social cohesion and prosperity. The Rotary Peace Centers have trained more than 1,800 peace and development professionals to be effective catalysts for peace.
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