Category: Community Service

Rotary Clubs of Springfield to Receive 2026 Toast to Tourism Impact Award
Announcements

Rotary Clubs of Springfield to Receive 2026 Toast to Tourism Impact Award

The Rotary Clubs of Springfield have been selected to receive the 2026 Toast to Tourism Impact Award for their work on Birthplace Plaza. The project celebrates Springfield’s unique connection to the birth of Route 66 while demonstrating how Rotary collaboration, tourism, and community investment can help build local economies.

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Announcements

Rotary Work Day Scheduled at Wonderland Camp

Rotary Work Day at Wonderland Camp will be Saturday, April 13. Coffee will be available at 8 a.m. and work will be done between 9 a.m. and about 2 p.m. Lunch will be provided. Wonderland Camp has given children, teenagers and adults with disabilities the opportunity to go to camp for over 50 years. All

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Shoes For Orphan Souls, an International Service Project
Announcements

Shoes For Orphan Souls, an International Service Project

As demonstrated at PETS in March of this year by Rotary International Trustee, Larry Lunsford, from the Kansas City Plaza Rotary Club, Rotary District 6080 is doing a NEW shoe collection effort, partnering with Districts 6040 & 6060. District 6080’s “Shoes Cheerleader” is Brad Martens from Columbia South. Each club should have their own “Cheerleader”,

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Rotary Rendezvous
Announcements

Call For Rotarian Classic Car Show Entries

The Rotary Clubs of Springfield are asking all District 6080 Rotarians who own classic model cars to display them in the Rotary Rendezvous area of this years Birthplace of Route 66 Festival to be held in downtown Springfield Aug. 10-12.

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Springfield Rotary Clubs Dedicate ‘Peace Pole’ in Jordan Valley Park

The six Rotary clubs of Springfield, Missouri have joined together to advance the Rotary ideal of “Peace through Service” globally and locally through education, engagement, and action.  The Springfield clubs dedicated the first of five planned Peace Poles on Thursday, June 16, 2022 in the K-Park section of Jordan Valley Park.   As part of the Rotary

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Community Service

The Rotary Club of Springfield awarded Jordan Valley $109,402.77 towards the purchase of a new dental mobile unit, with contributions from members of several area Rotary Clubs.

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Community Service

RYE Student Letter

The Rotary Club of Warrensburg recently received the attached letter from one of our past RYE students. I believe this letter embodies RYE better than anything I have ever heard. I also believe it epitomizes one of our reasons for existence as Rotarians.

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Announcements

Rotary Kids Week At Wonderland Camp – July 29 – August 2, 2019

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Community Service

The Rotary Club of Springfield will have a $12,000 impact on Eden Village

The Rotary Club of Springfield will have a $12,000 impact on Eden Village in Springfield thanks to a $6,000 District Simplified Grant which the club matched this summer. The funds helped furnish the village’s community room that can be shared by all village residents and staff. Pictured above: Club President Dwayne Fulk, far right, and

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