Sharon has been active in the Rochester community through her involvement with many location organizations such as the Rochester Chamber of Commerce where she is a member of the Rochester Chamber PCN Group and an Ambassador.
We meet Tuesdays at 12:10 PM
River Crest Banquet Center
River Crest Banquet Center
900 West Avon Road
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 81523
Rochester Hills, MI 48308
United States of America
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 81523
Rochester Hills, MI 48308
United States of America
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Meet the Author of "Soldiers of a Different Cloth," John Wukovits
When: Tuesday, October 29th, 2019 from Noon-1:30pm
Where: River Crest Banquet Facility 900 W Avon Road Rochester Hills, MI 48307
Where: River Crest Banquet Facility 900 W Avon Road Rochester Hills, MI 48307
Why: Learn about John’s new book detailing the inspiring stories of thirty-five Notre Dame chaplains and missionaries who, while garnering little acclaim, performed extraordinary feats of courage and persistence during World War II. Plus, get the chance to meet the author and ask questions!
RSVP: soldiers.rsvpify.com
Join the Rochester Rotary Club for their weekly Tuesday luncheon at River Crest Banquet Facility. Enjoy a FREE meal, learn about some of the club’s latest volunteer efforts, charitable donations, and social activities, and hear from author John Wukovits about his new book, “Soldiders of a Different Cloth.”
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SCHS INTERACT BAKE SALE
River Crest Banquet CenterOct 22, 2019
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19NO19 RRC BOD Meeting
Mattina Kent CPANov 19, 2019
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2019 Rochester Christmas Parade
Dec 08, 2019 12:00 PM
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10DE19 RRC BOD Meeting
Mattina Kent CPADec 10, 2019
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
Samantha counts Seniors, spending time up north, traveling, and volunteering among her myriad interests. She joined Rotary in hopes to expand her network, have a presence in her community, and to give back to her neighbors both near and far.
Our 2019 Charity Golf Outing was a record-setting event. We had 63 golfers and raised $15,562.01 thanks in large part to our incredible list of 45 Hole Sponsors.
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Welcome to the Rotary Club of Rochester, Michigan. Rotary International is a worldwide organization of business and professional persons with common goals and interests to provide community and humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. I am honored to serve as the 2019-2020 Rochester Rotary Club President.
It was a wonderful evening. Thank you again to all of our sponsors.
Platinum Sponsors
Steve Cooper Investments
Jay & Linda Eastman
Our 2019 Masters Golf Ticket Raffle was an incredible success, exceeding the results of 2018! 255 tickets were sold out of a maximum of 300 and the effort raised $10,200 for our club's charity efforts.
June 2016
Community House
Community House
Sponsored and served Father’s Day Dinner
August 2016
Neighborhood House - Back-to-School Program
Sorted school supplies and backpacks for distribution
Neighborhood House - Back-to-School Program
Sorted school supplies and backpacks for distribution
Neighborhood House
Set up desks for their new computers
Golf Outing and Golf Ball Drop Fundraiser
40 Rotarians and guests raised $23,500 for charity
ALSM
Loaded trucks for Operation School Bell distribution and delivery to schools
September 2016
OPC
Peeled apples for Art & Apples Festival
Rotary Gateway Park
Fall cleanup and winterized the park
Grace Centers of Hope
Prepared and served dinner
October 2016
Lobster Fest
Annual Club and Community social event
November 2016
Interact Day
35 Michigan high school Interact members joined an all-day conference to learn more about Rotary’s extensive and global youth programs, improving Club communications, collaboration and project management
Interact Day
35 Michigan high school Interact members joined an all-day conference to learn more about Rotary’s extensive and global youth programs, improving Club communications, collaboration and project management
Job Shadowing
29 High School students mentored by local Rotarians
December 2016
Poinsettia Sales
Raised $13,600 through sales of Poinsettias
Neighborhood House Kids Christmas Party
Hosted Christmas party for local children who wouldn’t have otherwise had one
Rochester Christmas Parade
Rotarians and High School Interactors decorated a float and marched in the Christmas parade.
February 2017
Grace Centers of Hope
Prepared and served dinner
April 2017
Rotary Gateway Park
Spring cleanup to prepare for the community to enjoy
Rotary Gateway Park
Spring cleanup to prepare for the community to enjoy
Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Conference
11 Rochester area high school Interact members attended in a 3-day leadership conference at Camp Copneconic
Wine Tasting Fundraiser
640 Rotarians and local community leaders raised $30,500 for charity
May 2017
Neighborhood House
Helped load and unload trucks to “Stamp out Hunger”
Neighborhood House
Helped load and unload trucks to “Stamp out Hunger”
Awarded 5 Scholarships
Given annually to Outstanding Rochester area high school graduates
June 2017
OPC Walk/Run
Helped run event
Total Fundraising: $72,500
- Clinton River Watershed
- Exchange Student Program
- Rotary Youth Leadership Awards
- Loop Park Cleanup
- Neighborhood House
- Rochester Community Schools Scholarships
- Rochester Christmas Parade
- Rotary Gateway Park Clean-Up
- Community House
- Literacy Project in Guatemala
- Teaching teachers English
- Guatemala Literacy and Medical Supplies
- Rotary International Matching Grants
- Guatemala Medical Mission
- Habitat for Humanity
- Kids Back-to-School
- OPC Act of Kindness
- Polio Plus
- ACE High School Senior Trip
- Paint Creek Center for the Arts
- Rotary Foundation
The Rotary Gateway Park is a hidden gem in downtown Rochester. Built by the Rochester Rotary Club in 1997, the park features beautiful flower beds, a cascading water feature, and benches to sit and enjoy a few quiet moments. The Rochester Rotary Club continues upgrade and enhance the park through the volunteer efforts of club members and funding from the purchase of memorial bricks.
