ROTARY CLUB OF PRINCETON WELCOMES YOU!

As we embark on this new Rotary year, the theme "The Magic of Rotary" resonates deeply. This magic isn't just about grand gestures, but about the ripple effect of our combined efforts. Let's ignite a spark in our community and watch it radiate outward, touching lives across the globe.

Here in our own backyard, the magic unfolds in countless ways. Imagine a child attending college thanks to our fundraising efforts. Picture a revitalized park where families gather, thanks to our clean-up projects. See the difference we make with our local grants by empowering other organizations to tackle diverse needs and transform lives one act of generosity at a time. These are but a few of the local transformations that define the magic of Rotary.

But our impact extends far beyond our borders. The magic we create here empowers us to support global initiatives. We contribute to eradicating polio, a disease on the brink of elimination thanks to Rotary's tireless work. We provide clean water and educational opportunities in underserved communities around the world. These seemingly distant projects are woven into the very fabric of our local service.

The magic of Rotary is the power of connection. It's about fostering friendships with fellow Rotarians locally and across the globe, united by a shared desire to make a difference. It's about leveraging our combined resources and expertise to tackle challenges that no single community could face alone.  This is the power, the magic that is Rotary!

So this year, let's embrace that magic. Let's channel our compassion, time, talent, and resources into tangible change. Together, we can make a profound difference in our community and beyond. We can ignite the power of service and create lasting change. So please, join me as we turn “The Magic of Rotary” into reality for those who need it most!

Eric May, President

2024-2025

 

MEETING INFORMATION

Princeton Rotary Club meets every Tuesday from 11:45 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. at:

Ye Olde Underground Inn
219 S. 6th St.
Princeton, IL 61356

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UPCOMING MEETINGS

7/16 - Jeff Hunt has William Engelbrecht to share "The True Story of Nelson Dean Jay."

7/23 - Steve Bouslog has asked Mayor Ray Mabry to share the "State of the City."

7/30 - Joanne Sheldon has invited Carol Alcorn to talk about Illinois Valley PADS.