Auburn Rotary

10/29/2026

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – Amy Bailey and Auburn City Steakhouse owner Bob Lebamoff join Alyssa Ivanson on First Look @ 4 to talk about a fundraiser to honor ISP Master Trooper James Bailey an…

10/28/2026

Thank you so much to Jackie at J Kruse Education Center for giving us a tour last week. It was awesome seeing some of what you and your team do. We loved seeing the maze and the manufacturing pod to help guide young students into directions that fit their given talents and interests.

We are excited to see the different pods coming in the future.

Did you know that they also offer career coaching for adults? And you don’t have to be local! If you know someone who feels lost in what they want to do for a career, have them reach out to Jackie & her team.

10/24/2026

You can help end polio.

Rotary makes it simple: learn, share, and give. Raising awareness matters, and every donation helps provide vaccines, transportation, and materials needed to reach children around the world.

Even better, every dollar Rotary commits to polio eradication is matched 2-to-1 by the Gates Foundation, tripling the impact of eligible contributions.

🌎 Learn more:
https://www.endpolio.org/

❤️ Donate directly through Rotary’s PolioPlus Fund:
https://my.rotary.org/en/polioplus-fund

Small actions. Global impact.

10/22/2026

The goal isn’t fewer cases. It’s ZERO.

Since 1988, wild polio cases have been reduced by 99.9%, and today wild poliovirus remains endemic in only Afghanistan and Pakistan.

Rotary and its partners have helped immunize more than 3 billion children worldwide.

That progress is incredible — but until polio is gone everywhere, the work isn’t finished.
🌎 World Polio Day • October 24
Learn more about Rotary’s work to :
https://www.endpolio.org/

10/21/2026

Polio may sound like a disease from history, but it has not been eradicated worldwide.

It spreads from person to person and can attack the nervous system, sometimes causing paralysis.

There is no cure — prevention through vaccination is the key.

Wild poliovirus has been eliminated in the United States, but it still exists in other parts of the world. And viruses don’t stop at borders.

That’s why the goal isn’t simply fewer cases. The goal is ZERO. Everywhere.

🌎 Learn more about Rotary’s work to :

www.endpolio.org

10/20/2026

Polio can spread without anyone realizing it’s there.

Most people infected with poliovirus have no visible symptoms — but people without symptoms can still spread the virus to others. - CDC

Polio is highly infectious, has no cure, and in some cases can attack the nervous system and cause paralysis. The good news is that it can be prevented through vaccination. endpolio.org

And there has been incredible progress. Since 1988, cases of wild polio have been reduced by 99.9%, and today only two countries remain endemic. Rotary and its partners have helped immunize more than 3 billion children worldwide. endpolio.org

So why keep fighting a disease that may feel far away?

Because as long as poliovirus continues circulating anywhere, there is still a risk of it spreading again. Eradicating polio means making sure no child, anywhere, ever has to face polio again. - World Health Organization

🌎 World Polio Day is October 24.

Learn more about the progress, the challenges, and Rotary’s work to :
endpolio.org

Did you know polio could spread without symptoms?

10/09/2026

Thank you to Stephane Hine from Hine Farms for coming to our Rotary Meeting and talking about your farm and some of the products you offer at your farm store just outside Waterloo. We also appreciate the maple syrup (regular & bourbon) , canned beef, homemade tallow soap, and eggs. We also love how you aim to be stewards of the land and everything you do.

09/19/2026

Rotary members- Support the Rotary Foundation Dinner and Create a Lasting Impact!

We hope you will join us in celebration at our annual Foundation Dinner on Thursday, November 19.

Register today at this link: https://registrations.dacdb.com/Register/index.cfm?EventID=77950818&NoCaptcha

09/14/2026

🔵🟡 Rotary Meeting This Thursday! 🟡🔵

Join us this Thursday as we welcome Madison Orban from Saving Grace as our guest speaker.

Madison will share her passion for helping survivors of sexual violence and their loved ones navigate support, resources, and systems with compassion and understanding.

We look forward to learning more about the important work of Saving Grace and how they support those in our community. 💙

Everyone is welcome! To learn more go to thier website at

Advocacy, support, and resources for survivors and their loved ones.