Rotarian Zane Francescato visited the Rotary Club of St. Louis, which was the 11th Rotary club when it was established, during a recent visit to St. Louis, exchanging club pennants with its president. If you are visiting a Rotary Club during your travels, be sure to take a Seward Rotary Club pennant with you to present and help spread greetings from America's 4th of July City!
Seward Rotarians and residents, thanks to the generosity of Jones Bank and the Wake Charitable Foundation, raise more than $15,000 in donations and medical supplies to support relief efforts in Ukraine
Seward Rotary Club has pledged its support for the proposed Seward Wellness Center project
Despite having to be rescheduled, the J. Don Miller Memorial Kite Flying Event once again delighted children of all ages
Rotarian Ken Schmieding and Cheryl Schmieding were both recognized by the Seward Rotary Club at its year end meeting
Dr. Chuck Erickson of the Lincoln South Rotary Club provided an update on that club's Zambia Project, which is a Rotary Foundation Global Grant project promoting health and nutrition education, ag and horticulture education, and fresh water for residents of the African nation. Seward Rotary has supported this project for several years, joined by Jones Bank, Chuck and Jan Matzke, and Bonnie and Jon Kruse. Seward Rotary is again providing funding for this important project this year, generously matched by Jones Bank and the Wake Foundation.
The Annual “Don Miller” Memorial Seward Rotary/Concordia Rotaract Club Family Kite Flying Contest is scheduled for Sunday, April 24th at 2:00 pm at Plum Creek Park. This free annual event is open to all ages. Families are especially encouraged to attend with parents and children all flying kites. Trophies and awards will be presented at the end of the contest.
Seward Rotary Club presented "Sing 2" as this year's Beat the Winter Blahs free children's movie at the historic Rivoli Theater on February 21st. Attending the movie was free but children and families were encouraged to bring canned goods and toiletries to support members of our community in need. The items collected were delivered by Greg Zabke, Rotarian, to Blue Valley Community Action Pantry. More than 200 attended the movie and helped in this worthy cause.
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