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Annual Meal Packaging
Omaha West, Omaha Downtown, Omaha Millard, Omaha Suburban
Omaha West, Omaha Downtown, Omaha Millard, Omaha Suburban
Feb 05, 2022 7:45 AM – 12:00 PM
Volunteers are welcome - including kids of any age.
Click Here for the volunteer sign up
Click Here for the volunteer sign up
Heartland Kids Against Hunger
4418 S 180th Street
Omaha, NE 68135
4418 S 180th Street
Omaha, NE 68135
February 12, 2022
10:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Noon (Doors open at 9:30 a.m.)
Nebraska Innovation Campus Conference Center ~ 2021 Transformation Dr ~ Lincoln, NE 68508
Smartphone required for bidding on auction items
$75.00 in person includes brunch, bottomless mimosas and Bloody Mary’s, silent auction, raffle, and much more
$100.00 virtual ticket includes access to event via Zoom
Click here to:
- Become an event sponsor;
- Donate an auction item;
- Purchase a raffle ticket;
- Make a financial contribution;
- and reserve your spot to attend.
Proceeds to Habitat for Humanity and the Lincoln Rotary 14 Foundation
Lincoln South Rotary Club supports the Little Free Pantry at the Gathering Place - the story was in the Lincoln Journal Star.
Tabitha recently recognized Lincoln South Rotary Club volunteers for the 28 years of service to the Meals on Wheels: https://www.facebook.com/TabithaHealthCare.
Published 12-4-21 (click here for newspaper item or read below)
Clayton Naff, Executive Director of Lincoln Literacy, shares with Lincoln 14 Rotary members how his organization is working to help Afghan refugees settle and adapt to their new life through Lincoln Literacy's Bridgeway to Better Life program.
Published December 4, 2021 (click here to read the newspaper article or read below)
Tom Gouttierre former Dean of International Studies and Programs at the University of Nebraska-Omaha and director of the Center for Afghanistan Studies addresses the Executive Club in Lincoln.
Because of the generosity of Lincoln South Rotary Club Members and friends, we presented 51 blankets to the People's City Mission, exceeding our goal of 50 (representing 1 per member)!
The news release was sent before we received the 51st blanket so was published in the Lincoln Journal Star as 50.
Click here to read the article.
The Auburn Nebraska Rotary Club raises funds annually to End Polio Now. They pass buckets through the crowd during a high school football game. This year they raised $350.85. Since the Gates Foundation is matching funds 2 to 1, the impact is $1,052.55.
Throughout the past year and a half of the COVID-19 pandemic, need in our community has been great, particularly for access to essentials such as food. Accordingly, need for community support has also grown.
Last month, Downtown Lincoln Rotary Club #14 recognized this increased need and stepped up to create a Little Free Pantry at Community Action’s Gathering Place soup kitchen. The pantry was officially dedicated in an Oct. 29 ceremony.
Click here for Lincoln Journal Star story.
The 4 Rotary Clubs of Lincoln - Lincoln 14, Lincoln East, Lincoln Giving Spirits Evening and Lincoln South recognized TMCO at the Salute To Business.
The Fairbury Rotary Club started a city project to update the city park. View the recent news coverage - click here.
The four Rotary Clubs in Lincoln are participating in a joint Blood Drive August 19 through September 30. Rotarians, spouses and adult children are encouraged to participate in the blood drive.
To read the story in the Lincoln Journal Star Neighborhood Extra section, click here
Lincoln South Rotary Club was in The Neighborhood Extra section of The Lincoln Journal Star on August 27, 2021. Our article about presenting $1,000 to Zaineb Aljumayaat to help her attend the Rhode Island School of design. She got attention for placing in a contest to design a duct tape prom dress. Click here for a copy of that article. Read more to see more photos and other published news
"[Tod] Ringenberg, president of the Western Douglas County Rotary Club, said with all components combined, this year was the most successful golf outing to date." After all expenses, they anticipate clearing $8,300. Click here to read the article in the Douglas County Post-Gazette.
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