We are excited to announce that Rotary Volunteer T-Shirts are available again! We would love for Rotarians to wear these shirts at volunteer events to represent our club.
Huge thank you to fellow Rotarian, Erin Smith Pennington, the owner of Spotlight Strategies, who has graciously set this up for us and donated the set-up costs.
Order your shirt here. NOTE: All orders must be placed before midnight on Monday, November 4. Your item(s) can be shipped or picked up at Rotary on Tuesday, November 19.
Last Saturday, our dedicated team of ten Rotarians from the Environment & Beautification Committee, along with five enthusiastic guests, gathered at Sargent Road Nature Park for a rewarding day of service.
We undertook two significant projects aimed at enhancing the park’s accessibility and beauty. The first project involved improving the new entrance to the park. We moved earth, secured landscape fabric, and added fresh mulch, creating a welcoming entryway for visitors.
Our second project focused on the gravel path, which had been affected by heavy rain. We cleared away the washed-out gravel, laid down a plastic lattice for stability, and then carefully replaced the gravel, ensuring a smooth and safe walking surface.
While the tasks were physically demanding, the camaraderie and shared purpose made the experience truly enjoyable. A heartfelt thank you to Ben Miller and Mud Creek Conservancy for partnering with us and enabling our volunteer efforts to have a positive impact on the community. Together, we’re making a difference!
Sargent Road Nature Park is located at the southeast corner of 82nd Street and Sargent Road in the Castleton area and is open from dawn to dusk.
On Saturday, October 5th from 9:00 until noon, Rotarians will help out at Sargent Road Nature Park (Southeast corner of 82nd St and Sargent Rd.) We’ll fix an erosion site and improve the area around the new gate. We are in need of 15 volunteers. To participate, email Norm Melzer at normmelzer@gmail.com. He’ll respond with a list of tools needed. Thanks for your help!
In this year’s Rotary Cup, the Blue Team emerged victorious, under the leadership of Tom Fodor and Luke Cathcart. The Gold Team Captains, Bruce Glor and Tom Richardson, had the honor of presenting the trophy during Tuesday’s program. Several individuals were recognized for their outstanding contributions. Joe Gaafar earned the Golfer of the Year award, while Mills Bergmann was named the Rookie of the Year. Brien Richmond was acknowledged as the Sub of the Year, and Tom Fisher received the Most Valuable Squirrel. Congratulations to all!
The field for the 11th Annual RCOI Chili Cookoff is set:
Defending Champion, Andile Songo
Rebecca Ashack
Liam Bonner
Luke Cathcart
Kathy Cookerly
Kyle Corbin
Lindsay Maliqi
Natasha Mecklenburg
Jacki Petersson
Joel Westphal
This year’s Chili Cook-off will be on Thursday, October 3rd at 5:31 pm at the Murat Shrine. Ten chilis will be offered for you to sample in a blind taste test. Then you’ll cast your ballot for your first and second choices. It’s always a fun event and we hope to see you there. All are welcome.
Update: Oktoberfest has been cancelled by the Columbia Club due to weather.
Join the Rotary Club of Indianapolis 5:31 Club at Oktoberfest on Friday, September 27. Street food, beer and wine will be available. The Liederkranz Band will take the stage at 6 p.m.
Who: Rotarians, friends, guests, and anyone wanting to learn more about Rotary.
We are excited to announce that Rotary Volunteer T-Shirts are available! We would love for Rotarians to wear these shirts at volunteer events to represent our club.
Huge thank you to fellow Rotarian, Erin Smith Pennington, the owner of Spotlight Strategies, who has graciously set this up for us and donated the set-up costs.
Order your shirt here. NOTE: All orders must be placed before midnight on September 15th, 2024!