Join us for this event on Sunday, October 30! Rotary is one of the National Sponsors for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s, and has a fundraising goal of $250,000. There are over 450 Rotarians nation-wide already signed up for this event and, to date, have collectively raised around 40% of that goal. We have an …
Our District Governor, Kenny Janes, visited the club on August 25 and gave a stirring talk about the difference Rotary makes in the world. He focused on a life-changing experience he had while helping a young boy get his back-to-school clothes and supplies. The lunch they enjoyed together opened his eyes not only to the …
Click here to download a fillable PDF. The Rotary Club of Farmville is now accepting applications for its newly established Annual Community Service Grant from organizations whose activities promote and enhance the quality of life for citizens of the Town of Farmville/Prince Edward County but may also have a greater footprint in the region for …
At our end-of-year gathering on Thursday, June 30, we celebrated our accomplishments for the year and the Rotarians who made them happen. The lighthearted, joyful atmosphere grew out of the camaraderie we’ve enjoyed all year long. President Jenn Kinne talked about her three favorite things for the year: 1. Our service to the community, both …
Great food and excited people marked the return of the Taste of Farmville at the Fireman’s Sports Arena on April 28. We thank all our sponsors and vendors who made the night possible. Rotarian Rhonda Arnold spearheaded the event, and Rotarian Cannon Watson and company added live music. Here are our vendors. Next time you …
Farmville Rotarian Patti Wagner has returned to Honduras to take part in her ongoing work there through Friends of Barnabas. She is working with other Rotarians as well, pictured here. Here is her update: San Pedro Sula, Cortes, Honduras has four very active Rotary Clubs. The Merendon Club is an all female group. They are …
As I wandered into our lunch meeting a couple of weeks ago, I was the first man to arrive in a room full of women. We’ve talked from time to time about the outsized role of women in our local Rotary club, but that really drove it home. I had not been in the club …
Our first global grant will provide 13 hospitals in Ghana with Warmilus non-electric, long-lasting warming blankets for infants. This entire region had only one incubator that was broken and relied on electricity that was often down, so these non-electric warmers should save many lives. Way to go Rotarian Sue Carter for making this happen!