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Dickinson Rotary

Worldwide organization of business, professional and civic leaders. We have opportunities to volunteer, working together to build goodwill and friendships.

Our club meets each Wednesday at noon at the Dickinson State University Student Center (exception for holidays and occasional Rotary on the Road functions). It is a members funded club under Rotary International with the motto "Service Above Self" as we focus on service and monetary donations to our community and globally. Our Avenues of Service express our commitment to service, fellowship, diver

sity, integrity and leadership. Donations to our 501(c)3 nonprofit foundation are accepted. We meet in person and a virtual option is available as well. Please check our page for the most up-to-date meeting information (https://www.facebook.com/dickinsonrotary)

06/08/2026

Sign up for this week's Highway CleanUp project here:
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60B0A4EAAAE29A7FD0-64399088-dickinson?useFullSite=true #/
Details:
The Dickinson Rotary Club annual NDDOT Adopt A Highway Clean Up event will take place on Wednesday, June 10, 2026.
We will meet at 5:30 in the DSU Student Center parking lot to carpool as able out to Painted Canyon Rest Area (west on I-94 before Medora).
Groups get divided between mile markers 30.8 - 33.8.
This is a great opportunity to do an environmental project plus get to know other Rotarians. Please dress appropriately with long pants, etc. All supplies provided!
Afterwards is pizza in Belfield - pizza is on Rotary!
Please contact Jenn Binstock at [email protected].
All members are encouraged to attend - many hands make light work 🙌
Thanks to Rotarian Jenn Binstock for coordinating again this year!

06/06/2026

Community Kindness began in August 2019 when Rotarians Deb Dragseth and Dawn Pruitt brought the idea to the Rotary Board of Directors. Our speakers last week were Rotarians Natashia Cushman, left, and Dawn Pruitt, who now coordinate the initiative. The first project, in September 2019, was collecting school supplies for area students. The initiative has continued to grow and In the past 12 months has donated $8,052 cash and several in-kind donations to twelve different entities in Dickinson, meeting needs in our local community. It truly fills a core mission of Rotary “Service Above Self."
Natashia and Dawn are looking for the coming year. Email [email protected] or complete the survey and email or return it at an upcoming meeting.

06/05/2026

The Dickinson Rotary Club recently welcomed new members:
👨‍💻Jacob Levin, project engineer at JE Dunn, joined Rotary to be part of the community. Brad Fong sponsored Jacob for membership.
🛵Philip Moon, fleet and commercial sales manager at Red Rock Ford, joined Rotary for the opportunity to build meaningful relationships with people who genuinely care about the community. Amanda Wilson sponsored Philip for Rotary membership.
🎖Leslie Ross, Veterans Administration claims agent, joined Rotary to live a life of service and to have an even greater impact on the community. Kris Fehr sponsored Leslie for Rotary membership.

06/03/2026

Rotary is on the Road at the Eagles Club today and each Wednesday in June.

06/02/2026

Rotary is ON THE ROAD at the Eagles Club downtown this month.
For nearly seven years, the Dickinson Rotary Club has held a monthly initiative, Community Kindness. We have collected cash, crayons, food and other needed items for community causes. At this week's meeting, Rotarians Dawn Pruitt, right, and Natashia Cushman will tell us about the impact of this service project over the years.

05/31/2026

Rotarian and Roughrider District executive Clayton Curole started in Scouts as a Tiger Cub at 7 years old and moved through all levels to earn is Eagle Scout award. Based in Dickinson, Clayton was our speaker this week.
The aims of scouting are character development, citizenship, leadership and personal fitness. Scouting includes both boys and girls, and scouts can earn up to 140 merit badges, with the newest artificial intelligence. The Roughrider District of the Northern Lights Council includes two Packs, with youth ages 5 to 11, and three Troops, with youth ages 11 to 17. This year 24 new youth joined scouting. Dickinson Rotary Club sponsors a Pack with19 Cub Scouts. Clayton is based in Dickinson.

05/28/2026

Dickinson Rotary Club had a lot of fun at the Badlands Big Sticks game on May 28, where we conducted a 50-50 raffle! Thank you to the Badlands Big Sticks for the opportunity! The proceeds were divided between Rotary and the winner, Jaden O’Rourke from the Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation.

05/27/2026

⚾See you TONIGHT at the Badlands Big Sticks game!⚾

⚾Rotary is conducting a 50-50 raffle with proceeds to support our community!

⚾It's the HOME OPENER for the Big Sticks, great weather and expecting a good turnout at the game. It's also Theodore Roosevelt Medora Foundation night at the Big Sticks! BULLY!

⚾First pitch at 6:35 pm. ⚾⚾⚾

05/26/2026

Scouting America (formerly known as the Boy Scouts of America) teaches character, citizenship, and leadership skills to boys and girls ages 5 to 20 through outdoor activities, community service, and career-oriented programs. Our speaker this week is the new Northern Lights Council Roughrider District Executive and Rotarian Clayton Curole. Based in Dickinson, Clayton oversees the scouting programs in southwest North Dakota and will update us on our local scouts.
Scouting America is one of the nation's largest youth development organizations.

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DSU Student Center, 291 Campus Drive
Dickinson, ND
58601

Website

http://www.dickinsonrotary.com/

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