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POSTPONED - Ashland Rotary Texas Hold'em Tournament
POSTPONED - Ashland Rotary Texas Hold'em Tournament

DETAILS ABOUT NEW EVENT TO FOLLLOW.

Previously posted:

Texas Hold'em Poker Tournament
Saturday March 21
Saint Mary's Catholic Church ~ 1625 Adams St ~ Ashland NE 68003
6:30 pm Registration; 6:40 pm Start
Bring your own beverages and snacks to share
Free-Will Poker Entry: $40 Donation $20 Rebuy
Cash Prizes Based On # Of Entries
RSVP to frcoulter@gmail.com helpful but not required.

Proceeds support Scholarships and Community Service projects of the Ashland Rotary Club

Click here for flyer.

Western Douglas County Cooked To Order Breakfast

Cooked to Order Breakfast

  • Eggs (any style)
  • Sausage or Bacon            
  • Hash Browns
  • Pancake or Toast
  • French Toast    
  • Coffee & Juice

To Benefit the Western Douglas County Rotary Club Polio Plus Project
Sunday June 28th
8:30-Noon
$9.50 per person
Elkhorn Eagles Building ~ 20276 Wirt Street ~ Elkhorn, NE 68022
East of Kwik Shop off 204th Street

Western Douglas County Golf Tournament 2026
Monday, July 20, 2026
The Pines Country Club (just north of Valley, Nebraska) - 7516 N 286th St, Valley, NE 68064 (take old Hwy 275 - W. Reichmuth Rd)
4-Person Scramble - $500 for team ($125 each)
1:00 PM Shotgun Start
Flag and Team Prizes to be awarded
Proceeds to Western Douglas County Scholarship Fund

Click here for flyer and registration form
Click here to contact Mike

Lincoln South Rotary Club Foundation Social and Silent Auction
Lincoln South Rotary Club Foundation Social and Silent Auction
Lincoln South Rotary Club Foundation

Social and Silent Auction
August 14, 2026
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Benefit LSRF for Nursing Scholarship Fund Bryan School of Health Sciences

Venue Restaurant and Lounge - Cornhusker Room
Private Dining Rooms to the East of the Restaurant
4111 Pioneer Woods Dr ~ Lincoln NE 68506
$40 per ticket
Hors D'Oeuvres, Desert and 1 Drink Ticket
Cash Bar Avaiable
Phone Number Day of Event - 402-730-4499

Unable to attend?
You can use this form to Donate to Lincoln South Rotary Club Foundation.

Thank you for your support!

Click here for registration
Click here to contact John about the event
Jenny Cardwell - Service Above Self Award
Jenny Cardwell - Service Above Self Award
The Service Above Self Award is considered the highest honor that RI can bestow on a member. It recognizes up to 150 outstanding Rotarians and Rotaractors each year whose service activities make an impact on humanity. No more than one recipient is selected from a given district each year, and a person can receive the award only once.
 
The Lincoln South Rotary Club Board nominated Jenny, the District submitted the nomination to Rotary International, and Jenny was selected to receive the award.
 
Read the article as published in the Lincoln Journal Star - click here.
Photos by John Herdman were added for publication to this page.
Story as published to Lincoln South Rotary Club Website - click here.
Lincoln East Supports Menstrual Hygiene In Zambia
Lincoln East Rotary Club, with the help of friends and partners, has supported menstrual hygiene in Zambia for several years.
 
One of the reasons girl children drop out of school is because they do not have the means to live and attend school through their puberty ages. Period health is important for girls ability to stay in school in rural low income communities around the world.
 
Pictured are school girls receiving their routine sanitary towels in rural Zimba District of Zambia.
 
Lincoln East Rotary donates $5K to Pershing mural project
Lincoln East Rotary donates $5K to Pershing mural project
Lincoln East Rotary Club presented a $5,000 check to Liz Shea-McCoy, chair of the Pershing Mural Historic Preservation Effort. “I’m glad that our club supports projects like this,” said Rotary member Duane Tappe, who invited Shea-McCoy to a recent meeting. “The Pershing mural within Wyuka Park will have historical and educational value for Nebraskans – statewide.”
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