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Kathy Kuntz Dane County Office of Energy

Funding Options for Renewable Energy

Sep. 13, 2023

Karla Maysa

Brazil

Sep. 27, 2023

Todd Gundlach

Mt. Horeb pickleball project

Oct. 11, 2023

Aminata Ndiaye and Kaitlyn Farr

World Affairs Seminar

Oct. 25, 2023

Kim Watrud, MARC program director

building project in Mt. Horeb

Nov. 08, 2023

Steve Salerno

School's Efforts to Support Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

Dec. 13, 2023

Sarah Straka, Director of Instruction, and Brian Johnson, Director of Student Services will join us

Holiday Party

Dec. 27, 2023 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.

Holiday Party 12/27/23

6-9 at the Violet Room at Wisconsin Surplus.

Bring your own drinks. Soft drinks and water will be available.

Food will be supplied. Family friendly event.

RSVP by 12/22

email IvanwoodCBD@gmail.com to RSVP

Sharon Bradish

Rotary in Budapest

Jan. 10, 2024

Michelle McGrath

Rotary District Governor

Jan. 17, 2024

5th Wednesday: Fireside Chat at Brent Yauchler's

Jan. 31, 2024 5:00 p.m.

Date	Wednesday, January 31, 2024
Time	5:00pm – 7:00pm
Location	Brent’s garage at 809 E Main St in Mount Horeb, 2nd floor. *We will open the Zoom link above as well.
Parking	Along E Main and in driveway. Note it’s a single lane
Food & Drink	Light to medium apps, some beer, wine, soda and water provided by Brent. Feel free to BYOB or apps if you’d like, but there will most likely be plenty to go around. Let Brent know if any allergies or intolerances – there will be some gluten free options.
Paul Harris Awards
Mount Horeb Rotary 2024 Fireside Chat	Purpose: Provide new and existing members a brief overview of our club’s purpose, mission, and typical operational cadence over the course of a year. We’ll also have some existing members share their “Rotary moments” – why they are committed members of the club. Most importantly, we’ll provide our new and existing members the opportunity to ask questions about anything Rotary and/or our club specifically. Our desire is for this to be a collaborative and informative opportunity for new and existing members to gain valuable insight around the workings of our club, possibly discover something about Rotary or our club that excites you, and leave with more confidence and a deeper understanding of your place and role as a new member. Club Mission: Guiding Principles – Object of Rotary, 4-Way Test, Avenues of Service Club Operations: A brief review of the handbook as a resource. Review the current club meeting time/place. Touch on attendance and historical vs current requirements. Review typical meeting process and flow. Include both business and regular meetings. Review club board makeup, functions, and meeting time and place, including the opportunity it presents for members to participate and help with club operations. Briefly review membership requirements. Touch on changes and a new, more flexible approach to membership and meetings. Briefly review current committees and chairs, purpose, and opportunities for new members. Briefly review club fundraisers, expected participation from members, and opportunities to help. Note the “cheat sheet” Briefly review fiscal year, budgeting process, and how it relates to operations vs giving. Questions & Answers

Julio Diaz & Dua Ci Khang

FDMH EMT internship program with UW Madison

Feb. 14, 2024

Tom Farley Rosecrance Behavioral Health

Mental Health

Feb. 28, 2024

Bruce Calhoun

Save the Rainforest Rotary trip to the Amazon

Mar. 13, 2024