Rotary Club of King, NC

06/18/2026

The King Rotary Club welcomed Tori Spainhour, administrator of Dancing Daughters Ministry in King, as our guest speaker this morning.

Tori shared the inspiring story behind her ministry and its mission to empower, encourage, and support girls and young women through faith, mentorship, and personal development through dance. Her passion for serving others and helping young people discover their value, purpose, and potential was evident throughout her remarks.

We are grateful to Tori for taking time to join us and for the positive impact she continues to make in our community through . Thank you for sharing your story and your heart for service with King Rotary!

06/12/2026

This morning, the King Rotary Club was honored to welcome incoming Piedmont Rotary District 7690 Area Governor Dale Badgett for an engaging and inspiring “Discover Rotary” presentation.

A Rotarian since 1994 and Past President of both the Surry Sunrise and Mt. Airy Rotary Clubs, Dale shared his passion for Rotary and highlighted the many ways membership provides opportunities to serve, grow, lead, and build lasting friendships.

Rotary International is a global network of neighbors, business leaders, and volunteers united by a common desire to make a difference in their communities and around the world. Dale's presentation showcased Rotary’s impact through service projects, leadership development, professional networking, fellowship, and community engagement.

Interested in learning more about Rotary and how you can make a difference while building friendships and professional connections? We’d love to have you join us for an upcoming meeting--message our page for more information!

Thank you, Dale, for taking the time to visit King Rotary and for your many years of dedicated service to Rotary. We appreciate your leadership and look forward to working with you during the coming Rotary year!

06/04/2026

King Rotary was pleased to welcome back Tiffany Bramblett, Certified Holistic Health Practitioner with her business As Intended Wellness as our guest speaker this morning for an engaging presentation on holistic health and wellness.

Tiffany shared her personal journey of overcoming significant health challenges and discussed the importance of addressing root causes rather than simply treating symptoms. Drawing from years of research and experience, she highlighted the connections between brain health, autoimmune conditions, nutrition, and overall well-being.

Tiffany is also the author of Unbreaking the Brain: The Natural Reversal of Autism, Alzheimer's, and Autoimmune Disease, a recently published book that explores her family's experiences and the holistic approaches she has developed through her work and research.

Thank you, Tiffany, for sharing your story, your passion, and your insights with our club. We appreciate your willingness to educate and inspire others on our own health journeys!

05/28/2026

This morning, the Rotary Club of King was inspired by a special program highlighting the impact of Rotary’s investment in youth and community leadership. We were honored to hear from recent Stokes Early College High School graduates Danielle Delk and Lucas McKinney, along with West Stokes School Counselor Michelle Ring.

Danielle shared how the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA 7690) program helped shape her leadership journey, as well as her experiences serving as President of the Stokes Early College Interact Club. Lucas spoke about the Interact Club’s Peace Pole Project at Fowler Park in Walnut Cove and the importance of promoting peace, service, and understanding within our communities. Lucas currently serves as Vice President of the Interact Club.

Ms. Ring also offered a meaningful perspective as both an educator and the proud parent of a past Linda Kimbro Lane Scholarship recipient — a powerful reminder to us that Rotary’s support of students and young leaders creates lasting impacts far beyond the classroom. Ms. Ring expressed her appreciation for Rotary's emphasis on students' character in our scholarship selection.

Rotary is not only serving our community today, but also helping develop the next generation of leaders who will shape tomorrow. Thank you to Danielle, Lucas, and Ms. Ring for sharing your stories and for reminding us all why Rotary truly matters!

05/25/2026

05/22/2026

Members of the Rotary Club of King gathered Tuesday evening at StoCo Provision for a meaningful and timely program in recognition of both Rotary Youth Services Month and Mental Health Awareness Month.

The club was honored to welcome Lori Spencer, Certified School Counselor, for an important discussion focused on the mental health and well-being of today’s youth. Her insights served as a reminder that strong communities, caring adults, and positive relationships can make a lasting difference in the lives of young people.

Thank you to Lori for sharing her time, experience, and passion for supporting students and families throughout our community!

05/21/2026

The Rotary Club of King was excited to officially welcome new member Tom Lembeck into our club this morning!

Tom, a Financial Advisor with Edward Jones, was formally received into membership after several visits with us. We are grateful for his willingness to become part of Rotary and know that his professional experience, servant leadership, and community-minded spirit will be a tremendous asset to our club.

Please join us in welcoming Tom Lembeck to the Rotary Club of King!

05/21/2026

The Rotary Club of King congratulates our 2026 Linda Kimbro Lane Memorial Scholarship Recipients from Stokes Early College High School!

We are proud to recognize Lucas McKinney, Alicia Roa Hernandez, and Danielle Delk as our $500 Scholarship recipients, and Lynn Feuerberg as our $1,000 renewable Scholarship recipient. Past Mike Stewart and Charter Member Sue Jarvis presented the awards at Stokes Early College's recent Senior Awards Day ceremony.

Congratulations to these exemplary Seniors, and best wishes to the Class of 2026 from the King Rotary Club!

05/21/2026

This morning, members of the Rotary Club of King gathered for fellowship and one final micro-project of the Rotary year.

Rotarians spent the morning preparing books and bookmarks for 1st grade students at Poplar Springs Elementary School — a small project with the potential to make a big impact by encouraging reading and learning among young students in our community. Rotarians wrote an affirming word or phrase on each bookmark, in hopes that message resonates with each student. Sometimes, the simplest acts of kindness and investment in children can leave the greatest lasting impression.

Thank you to everyone who came out early this morning to help us continue "doing good stuff" in our community and living out Rotary’s spirit of “Service Above Self”.

05/21/2026

The Rotary Club of King congratulates our 2026 Linda Kimbro Lane Memorial Scholarship Recipients from West Stokes High School!

We are proud to recognize Micah Long,
Millicent McGee, and Jacob Ramirez as our $500 Scholarship recipients, and Isabella Jones as our $1,000 renewable Scholarship recipient. Past President Perry Carroll presented the awards at West Stokes' recent Senior Awards Day ceremony.

Congratulations to these exemplary Seniors, and best wishes to the Class of 2026 from the King Rotary Club!