Was founded in 1979 and is a collection of 50 business and community leaders from North St. Paul, Maplewood, and Oakdale that give thier time, treasure, and talent as part of their commitment to Rotary.

Without your support, the Rotary Club is powerless to provide vital assistance to our local and global communities.

Please consider giving to our Rotary club this year, either with a direct donation or through participation in our Annual Sporting Clay Shoot or join us at A Toast to Rotary, our two fund raising activities.

• We mentor Tartan High School students through the STRIVE Program.
• We give dictionaries to all 3rd graders in District 622.
• We host a Christmas dinner for many seniors that may not have one otherwise.
• We award two—$3000 scholarships to graduating seniors from our four local high schools.
• We recognize 4 students and their parents from each of our four local high schools through the Student of the Year Program.
• We send two high school students to Camp RYLA—Rotary's Leadership Program.
• We deliver over 1,000 meals through the Meals on Wheels Program.

Our club financially supports:

• STARRS Banquet
• Century College Foundation
• White Bear Area YMCA
• Boy Scouts of America
• North St. Paul Food Shelf
• Ramsey County Nursing Home
• Merrick Community Services

• We sponsor high school International Youth Exchange Students. We currently are hosting Elise from France.
• Polio Eradication—Our club joined Rotary International with the goal of declaring the World free of Polio. Presently, three countries remain before reaching this important goal.
• Nicaraguan "Fast for Hope"—local Rotary Clubs together support a community in this country helping them with special needs that improve the lives of their citizens.
• Vietnam Library—Our club financially supports a floating library that reaches out to children throughout the country.
• Tanzania Water Wells—Thanks to a wonderful partnership between our club and other local non-profit organizations, we have been able to place over 100 fresh water wells in Tanzania.

by Rotary International