District Team Training Seminar (DTTS) held at First Supply, Madison on February 17th was well-organized by DGE Todd, providing support for the district. After the productive District Team Training Seminar (DTTS) on February 17th, the team gathered for a fellowship dinner and extended their discussions post the board meeting. It was a great opportunity for everyone to connect on a personal level outside of Rotary, while still keeping Rotary at the center of it all.
The Portage Rotary Club donated two AEDs to the Portag
e Park and Rec Board, designated for the Bruce Smith Little League Complex and Silver Lake Beach. The club is confident that this contribution will positively impact the community they continue to serve.
Governor Michelle and Administrator Megs attended the Rotary Club of Madison last Feb. 21. Administrator Megs took the stage to introduce Tricon and urge everyone to share their impactful stories for the dispatch. Neil expressed gratitude towards Rotary as a second-generation Rotarian. Initially, he believed Rotary meetings were just about having coffee, but he soon realized they were much more. Attending these meetings also gave him time to bond with his father. Engaging in various tasks within Rotary convinced him to remain a part of the organization, confirming his commitment to stay.
Governor Michelle and Administrator Megs 
made an appearance at the Rotary Club of Waunakee today. The club exuded energy and positive vibes. Megs, who is also from her home club Rotary Club of Metro Kalibo, D3850 Philippines, collaborated with this group on a district grant to refurbish an old building to become a Rotary Community Corp (RCC) Livelihood and Training Center, which will house the trained single mom/non-working mothers in dressmaking. It was a wonderful opportunity for her to meet individuals who have visited the Philippines. In Rotary, everyone is considered part of the family.
The Rotary Club of Edgerton High School 
Interact Club are rockstars and rolled up their sleeves and dived into the community action! They lent a hand at the Soup's On recent event for Edgerton Community Outreach. Thumbs up to these stellar students for spreading the love!
Last Feb. 16, Michael Wagner is featured in our Rotarian Spotlight during the Rotary Club of La Crosse-Downtown meeting! He recently became a member in January. Michael has an interesting past, having met the Dalai Lama, revealing his favorite movie is 'Clue', and showcasing his talent for making delicious homemade pizza. He has connected with numerous Rotarians in our club and is eager to collaborate on upcoming service initiatives. Congratulations!
The Rotary Club of La Crosse-After Hours takes great pride in being a member of one of the largest service organizations globally. To commemorate Feb. 23 - Rotary International 119 years of making a positive impact on the world, they celebrated by proudly wearing their favorite Rotary merchandise.
We welcome you to share your impactful story for the dispatch as well. Kindly email Admin Megs at admin@rotary6250.org