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Chartered in 1967, Madison South Rotary is a group of active, friendly professionals who value the Rotary motto “Service Above Self.” While contributing to Rotary International’s world-wide projects, we strongly support Madison area students, organizations, and businesses.

As a medium sized club of 70+ members, the Madison South Rotary club spans all ages and occupations with active involvement of all members on our committees and projects. This diversity is the key to our success.

Our annual Fall Brat Stand on Monroe Street across from UW Madison's Camp Randall is our primary fundraiser. Rotarians, their family, and friends volunteer in shifts to help set up, prepare or sell food/drinks at all our home Badger football games. The club then returns much needed financial assistance back to the community using a deliberate, thoughtful grant process each Spring.

Our club meets weekly Mondays between 12:15-1:15pm
at the Sheraton Hotel, 706 John Nolen Drive, Madison, WI 53713

Visitors Welcome!

The 39th annual St Mary's Bingo Party

Posted on Dec 12, 2018

Thank you to Bob Mucci and Lisa Gits for organizing our 39th St Mary's Bingo Party.

It takes a "village" of Rotarians, family, friends, and St Mary's staff to provide this annual party for the residents.

Pictured below are event treasurer, Dan Millmann, Bingo caller Ted See, Elf Jacci See.

Families of Zach and Erin, Dan and Carol, Santa Steve, Elf Jacci, Angela and son Brady, Scott and daughter Delaney, and Joe and Amanda

with Kathy Siebert were among the many helpers of the evening.

Happy Holidays to All!

Amie Kabera, LaFollette High School senior, awarded Outstanding Student

Posted on Dec 10, 2018

Pictured are LaFollette counselor Amy Schwab, Outstanding Student Amie Kabera,

Isaac Kabera Amie's father, and Madison South Rotarian Jon Callaway.

Monona Grove senior awarded Outstanding Student

Posted on Nov 05, 2018

Elly Everts of Monona Grove High School accepts the Outstanding Student award. Congratulations, Elly!

Does Rotary make a difference?

Posted on Oct 22, 2018

Madison South Rotarian Randy Sproule says "ask the 17 million children who are alive, running, and playing with friends" who without intervention would have been paralyzed by polio. "Ask their families." In recognition of Polio day next Wednesday, Randy recounted how Rotarians worldwide rose to the challenge of purchasing and distributing polio vaccine to the world's children beginning in 1985. Rotary volunteers went door to door and boat to boat. Today there are less than 20 cases in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Nigeria, but the disease is only a plane ride away. Every child needs to be vaccinated until complete eradication of this disease. Supported by the Bill and Linda Gates Foundation's 2 to 1 matching grant, this goal can be achieved. Once polio is eradicated, the $7.5 billion spent every year on polio will be freed up to tackle other world challenges. Rotary makes a difference.

Lunch meetings not to be missed!

Posted on Oct 15, 2018

Our Madison South Rotary lunch meetings are not to be missed! Last week our own Joe Balles talked about the accomplishments and challenges of school safety. Outstanding Student Audrey Burke of LaFollette High School received our club's award.