Welcome to our Club!
Service Above Self
We meet In Person
Thursdays at 7:00 AM
South Hills Golf and Country Club
1175 Fond du Lac Ave.
Hwy. 45 South
Fond du Lac, WI 54935
United States of America
Hwy. 45 South
Fond du Lac, WI 54935
United States of America
President
President-Elect
Secretary
Treasurer
Immediate Past President
Foundation Committee Chair
Sergeant at Arms
Club Administration Chair
Community Service Chair
Director at Large
International Service Chair
Membership Chair
Public Relations Chair
Vocational Service Chair
Walleye Weekend Chair
Wine Around the World Chair
Executive Secretary / Director
Programs
Welcome to the Fond du Lac Morning Rotary Club!
Established in 1990 we have grown to over 90 members strong, and we strive each day to fulfill the Rotary motto of “Service Above Self”. We are a dynamic, energetic, fun group of individuals who have given back over $800,000 to causes and organizations in our community and around the world.
Our club is one of over 33,000 Rotary Clubs worldwide that live by the Four-Way test:
Rotary International President 2020-21, Holger Knaack, has said in his opening Presidential Message,” Rotary is not just a club that you join; it is an invitation to endless opportunities. We believe in creating opportunities for others and for ourselves. We believe that our acts of service, large and small, generate opportunities for people who need our help, and that Rotary opens opportunities for us to live a richer, more meaningful life, with friends around the world, based on our core values.”
If you would like to see for yourself what we are all about, we invite you to please join us for breakfast as our guest any Thursday morning from 7:00 AM to 8:00 AM at South Hills Country Club in Fond du Lac, or via Zoom Meeting App. Please feel free to reach out to me personally at dannielsen6270@gmail.com for a Zoom meeting invite or with any questions that you may have. Come see how Rotary Opens Opportunities!
Dan Nielsen
2020-21 President Fond du Lac Morning Rotary Club |
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