Events

Intro. by 

• distributing bikes, helmets, & locks
• serving food
• distributing hygiene items and other giveaways
• effecting setup/cleanup
• a couple of people to float around - providing assistance to veterans, if needed

5:00pm: Reception - Cash Bar & Appetizers

6;00pm: Dinner Buffet

7:15pm: Program

9:00pm: Event Concludes

DInner Buffet:

   Build your own caeser salad

   Cucumber-Tomato Slad with Mozzarella

   Chefs Coice Grilled Vegetables

   Fresh Bread

   Italian Sausage Lasagna

   Chicken Marsala with Bowtie Pasta

   Baked Cod with Tomato-Olive-Caper Mediterranean Relish

   Assorted Sweet Treats

Bill Petterson arranging with Raghav.

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Friday Invocation 

Doug Jacobson will introduce.

July 12, 2024 with the Rockin’ Robins

FREE VEHICLE SHOW ENTRY* BEGINS @ 4PM | FREE LIVE MUSIC BEGINS @ 6:30PM
*Vehicle show is free for attendees & classic vehicle owners. No pre-registration; car show limited to first 300 cars.

Celebrate National Collector Appreciation Day at the Wilson Center's annual Cruisin' at the Wilson Center Classic Vehicle Show! Enjoy hundreds of the area's best classic, custom, antique, and sports cars, as well as hot rods and motorcycles, and then find your perfect spot in our Gerlach/Haack Outdoor Theater for a free Starry Nights concert.

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Join the Rotary Straight Shooters fellowship for our monthly outing on Thursday, July 19. We'll enjoy a pleasant evening of fellowship and comradery while breaking clay targets at the Waukesha Gun Club. We'll shoot Sporting Clays from one of the two courses. Sportings Clays is similar to golf in that we walk the course in groups of 3 to 5 shooters and shoot pairs of clay targets from 10 - 16 stands along the course. The clays are thrown in various presentations. Scores are based on the number of clays that are broken (before they hit the ground). Unlike golf however, the higher the score the better.

If the weather doesn't cooperate, we'll shoot 5-Stand from one of the heated and covered houses at the Club.

We will meet at 4:30 p.m. in the clubhouse to check-in and then proceed to one of the courses.

Guests and anyone new to shooting are welcome. We'll have seasoned members there to coach and help you. Shotguns and shells are avaialble for rent/purchase at the Club.

After shooting, we’ll gather at a nearby establishment for socializing, refreshments, and food.

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Help prepare dinner for those staying at the RMH.

THe number of volunteers is limited, so please contact Paul Sawicki if you want to help.

https://rmhc-easternwi.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/01/Dinner-Preperation-Guidelines-2024.pdf

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Linda Wickstrom referral-will do intro.

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Adopt A Highway Summer Cleanup

Hwy 59, Greenfield Ave between Barker Road and Hwy 164, Brookfield, WI. Meeting site shared with volunteer participants.

Coordinator Paul Langer paul.langer@att.net, 202-595-4377

6 volunteers

Join the Rotary Straight Shooters fellowship for our monthly outing on Thursday, Aug 15. We'll enjoy a pleasant evening of fellowship and comradery while breaking clay targets at the Waukesha Gun Club. We'll shoot Sporting Clays from one of the two courses. Sportings Clays is similar to golf in that we walk the course in groups of 3 to 5 shooters and shoot pairs of clay targets from 10 - 16 stands along the course. The clays are thrown in various presentations. Scores are based on the number of clays that are broken (before they hit the ground). Unlike golf however, the higher the score the better.

If the weather doesn't cooperate, we'll shoot 5-Stand from one of the heated and covered houses at the Club.

We will meet at 4:30 p.m. in the clubhouse to check-in and then proceed to one of the courses.

Guests and anyone new to shooting are welcome. We'll have seasoned members there to coach and help you. Shotguns and shells are avaialble for rent/purchase at the Club.

After shooting, we’ll gather at a nearby establishment for socializing, refreshments, and food.

Intro. by Noaman.

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

John Allen will introduce

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Intro. by Doug Jacobson.

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Sandy Wysocki Intro.

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Harry Farchmin will introduce.

Bizzy Smith ( Mayor's daughter) gets 5 minutes before speakers to talk about upcoming Susan G. Koman Pink Walk.

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Elmbrook Rotary Tech is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: ERC - Community Service Meeting
Time: Sep 17, 2024 06:45 PM Central Time (US and Canada)

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Join the Rotary Straight Shooters fellowship for our monthly outing on Thursday, Sep 19 as we enjoy a pleasant evening of fellowship and comradery while breaking clay targets at the Waukesha Gun Club. We'll shoot Sporting Clays from one of the two courses. Sportings Clays is similar to golf in that we walk the course in groups of 3 to 5 shooters and shoot pairs of clay targets from 10 - 16 stands along the course. 50 clays are thrown in various presentations. Scores are based on the number of clays that are broken (before they hit the ground). Unlike golf however, the higher the score the better.

If the weather doesn't cooperate, we'll shoot 5-Stand from one of the heated and covered houses at the Club.

We will meet at 4:30 p.m. in the clubhouse to check-in and then proceed to one of the courses.

Guests and anyone new to shooting are welcome. We'll have seasoned members there to coach and help you. Shotguns and shells are avaialble for rent/purchase at the Club.

After shooting, we’ll gather at a nearby establishment for socializing, refreshments, and food.

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Intro. by Kemal.

Not sure if In-person presentation or Zoom as Robert lives in Green Bay.

Robert.Schuldes@associatedbank.com

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Jack Nelson or Sandy Wysocki do intro

hall@elmbrookschools.org

brennanh@elmbrookschools.org (Admin. asst. for LAUNCH & CBLE)

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Sandy Wysocki Intro.

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Join the Rotary Straight Shooters fellowship for our monthly outing on Thursday, Oct 17 as we enjoy a pleasant evening of fellowship and comradery while breaking clay targets at the Waukesha Gun Club. We'll shoot Sporting Clays from one of the two courses. Sportings Clays is similar to golf in that we walk the course in groups of 3 to 5 shooters and shoot pairs of clay targets from 10 - 16 stands along the course. 50 clays are thrown in various presentations. Scores are based on the number of clays that are broken (before they hit the ground). Unlike golf however, the higher the score the better.

If the weather doesn't cooperate, we'll shoot 5-Stand from one of the heated and covered houses at the Club.

We will meet at 4:30 p.m. in the clubhouse to check-in and then proceed to one of the courses.

Guests and anyone new to shooting are welcome. We'll have seasoned members there to coach and help you. Shotguns and shells are avaialble for rent/purchase at the Club.

After shooting, we’ll gather at a nearby establishment for socializing, refreshments, and food.

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

Our October social is this Thursday the 24th at Milwaukee Sail Loft 649 E Erie St Milwaukee. We'll meet at 5:30pm. 
 

1. Meet Bobbi Harvey at the entrance the farmers market at 11:45am to pick up tubs to carry produce.  Bringing a wagon is helpful since the tubs can get heavy.
2. Visit each produce vendor and ask if they have any unsold produce they would like to donate to the Salvation Army Food Pantry.
3. Bring the tubs back to Bobbi to get weighed and loaded into her car.
4. Done!

We need 5 or 6 volunteers for the spring ERC Adopt-A-Highway Cleanup on Sunday October 27th for a 2-mile stretch of Hwy 59 (Greenfield Ave.) on Brookfield's south side.  

We'll have signs, safety vests, trash picker grabbing tools and trash bags available.

as part of Wellpoint's literacy initiative , we will be reading to grammer school children from St. Margaret Mary School. 

Watch for a club runner email for a flyer for the event and directions on how to contact Wellpoint to sign up.

Sandy Wysocki will do intro.

apalen@wctc.edu

Sandy Wysocki will do intro.

if you ordered wreaths, coffee, or kringle from the cubscouts you can pick up your order at Hillside Elementay school at 1pm on 11/9/24.

If you cannot pick them up at that time/place please contact Jack Nelson for alternatives. 

Sandy Wysocki will do intro.

Celebrate the Holidays with fellow Rotarians and guests while collecting the gifts for the Wellpoint Foster Kids

Brookfield Biergarten & Fish Fry

Live music by Crossfire.

Food, beverages, deserts & fun.

German Stein Holding Contest (Masskrugstemmen)

Join the fun at the Brookfield German Holiday Market!

Twenty-four vendors, food, fun, beverages, and ongoing stage entertainment inside the big heated tent.

Outdoor hayrides & storybook walk sponsored by Elmbrook Rotary.

Indoor activities for children include visits with Santa, a model train display, and crafts.

Wellpoint's annual Holiday Party for Foster Families in the Milwaukee area. Volunteers needed.

intro by Kate Bloomberg.