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Greeter Sign-Up (April - June 2023)
Apr 04, 2023 – Jun 27, 2023
 
SBI Club Sponsor For ADay
Story Book Island
May 30, 2023 5:00 PM
 
June 2023 Rushmore Rotary Board Meeting
Minneluzahan Senior Citizens Center
Jun 06, 2023
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
 
Social Committee Meeting
Thirsty’s
Jun 12, 2023 6:30 PM
 
June RUMMBLER Rushmore Makeup Mtg B/c Lunch isn't Early
Fork Real Community Cafe
Jun 14, 2023
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
 
Transition Dinner
Firehouse Winery
Jun 20, 2023 6:00 PM
 
Story Book Island Adult Fun Night
Story Book Island
Jun 24, 2023
5:30 PM – 9:00 PM
 
July Social
Black Hills Playhouse
Jul 16, 2023
 
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Rapid City High School Assembly
 
Several Rotarians attended the school assembly and presented $500 to start up the RCHS Spirit Store.
  
New members Toni Owan and Brittany Rimington
Toni Owan
Toni was born and raised in Williston, ND. She graduated from Williston High School in 1981.  Toni spent 15 years in Hawaii and both of her sons were born in Hawaii.  At the age 26, as a single mom, she decided to go to college.  She received her 4 year degree, then a law degree from the University of Hawaii.  In 2000, she accepted a job as a foreclosure attorney in Denver.  She then started her own foreclosure firm in 2003.  In 2010, se reconnected with a guy friend from high school who is now her husband (thank you facebook) and gained a daughter and 2 grandkids. She was tired of practicing law so she sold her law firm and in 2021 and moved from Denver to Summerset, SD.  She is still employed at the firm that purchased her firm, working from home as their Chief Financial Officer.  Her one son teaches English in Seoul, South Korea, the other son is a Sergeant in the U.S. Army stationed in Stuttgart Germany and her daughter is a 7th grade science teacher in Williston, ND.
 
Toni will turn 60 in January and you are all invited to her 60’s hippy themed 60th birthday "Peace Love & Party" at Kickstands Juke Joint Bar & Grill on Saturday 01/14/23 at 5pm where wearing a costume is highly recommended.
 
Brittany Rimington
Brittany just moved here from Eugene Oregon in May. She has a 6 year old St. Bernard named Albus. Brittany is a Quality Assurance Analyst and originally went to college for English Literature. In her time off time she volunteers at the public library. She is an avid reader and also enjoy sewing, cross-stitching and crochet. Brittany hopes to learn to garden in the next couple of years when she has the space for it. Welcome! We are so glad to have you both as part of our club. 
Sturgis Rotaract Music Trivia Night
Show your support and join the Sturgis Rotaract and Northern Hills Rotary for their Music Trivia Night fundraiser at Sturgis Brewing Company on Wednesday, November 30th from 6-9 pm.
 
 
 
 
Community Action Volunteers
WE ARE PEOPLE OF ACTION.  Several Rotarians participated in Highway 16 Cleanup and Feeding SD this month! Thank you to Dave Dolan and Todd Hyronimus for organizing our Community Action Committee volunteer opportunities.  We cleaned up several miles of highway for  Pennington County's Adopt a Highway Program.   We packed over 5,000 lbs of food for the backpack program for Feeding SD.  
 
       
November Social at Pour 54
  
 
The November social at Pour 54 was well attended and a great time with great food and plenty of beers to try. 
 
Hope Haven Wheelchair Distribution 
 
  
 
 
Members and friends of Rushmore Rotary joined Hope Haven, OST Community Health, and Rotary members from Sioux Falls West, Sioux Falls Downtown and Tyndall in wheelchair distribution and fitting on the Pine Ridge Reservation.  Rushmore Rotary members also visited the Whiteclay Makerspace and Red Cloud Heritage Center.
Giving Tuesday
 
 November 29, 2022
 
This is a chance for Rotarians to give big.  Go to Rotary.org to make your donation.
The Rotary Foundation
Every day, Rotary members respond to challenges big and small, emerging and ongoing. And when members like you participate through service or with a donation to our Foundation, we make an even bigger impact.
 
Please donate online or send your contribution by mail to The Rotary Foundation’s Annual Fund-SHARE or one of our Annual Fund's areas of focus. Your gift will support projects like these and make Doing Good in the World possible.
 
 
Rotary's Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Code of Conduct

What we say and how we behave matter. Although free expression is important, we must take responsibility for how our words and actions may affect others. The RI Board has approved a new DEI Code of Conduct to help Rotary members create and maintain an environment that is collaborative, positive, and healthy for everyone. Simply put, the DEI Code of Conduct asks you to:

  • Use respectful language
  • Be supportive
  • Foster a welcoming and inclusive environment
  • Celebrate diversity
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