The St. Michael-Albertville Rotary Club is pleased to announce that St. Michael- Albertville High School juniors Jordan Mlsna and Marisa Ornat were recognized as the Rotary Students of the month for October.
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We meet Tuesdays at 7:30 am, except first week of the month. We meet for happy hour on Thursday at 4:30 instead.
Crow River Senior Center
Crow River Senior Center
11800 Town Center Drive NE
St. Michael, MN 55376
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Dear Rotarians:
Thank you for all those that attended last weeks meeting featuring our Students of the Month and our District Governor Russ Michaletz. It was a great turn out and great too see you all at the meeting.
Tomorrow our very own Ann-Marie Foucault will be our speaker discussing the state of the school district. So come all the great things the district is doing for our students and community.
Finally, a very important event tonight. Yes the Packers take on the Detroit Lions. Go Pack Go
See you Tuesday.
Members of the St. Michael-Albertville and Monticello Rotary Clubs along with the Crisis Nursery and Family Youth Community Connections (FYCC) have teamed up to provide beds for kids who otherwise would not have a bed to sleep in.
There are hundreds of children in our area who sleep on a floor rather than in a bed. We are providing these beds to the kids at no cost, but to the kids who get the beds they are priceless. The children apply via Family Youth Community Connections (FYCC) who coordinates with Crisis Nursery, Rivers of Hope, Wright County Human Services, and the School Districts of Wright County for this program.
The local Rotary Clubs have been successful in securing additional donations of bed frames, mattresses, bedding sets, plush animal toys and books to help us stretch the dollars that our clubs can contribute to this very exciting project.
However, there is still a need and we would be happy to accept the donations of cash, bedding, pillows, full size sheet sets, full size blankets, and full size comforters provided the items are NEW. Anyone that would like more information about this project is welcome to contact any Rotarian from St. Michael-Albertville or Monticello or Call Sandy from FYCC at (763) 416-7912.
Donation drop off sites are Courage Kenny of Albertville, Tree of Life, Financial Security Bank, and Community Development Bank.
STMA Rotary strives to improve the quality of life for our community members and to meet it's needs through targeted projects.
Projects include Beds for Kids, Student of the Month, Cork & Keg 5K fundraiser, Annual Holiday Tree Lighting, Fish Fry fundraiser to support WEB, Library project in Cambodia, Wakami Village project in Guatemala, WASH project in Honduras, Little Libraries and water fountains in our parks, Read Across America, Adopt-a-highway, and many more.
We support local programs and organizations, such as STMA Robotics Team, Crisis Nursery, FYCC, St. Michael Royalty, Albertville Royalty, Super Mileage Club, Open Streets, Shelter Box, student scholarships, and ending human trafficking.
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