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Programs (subject to change)

 
  • Nov. 5: Growth in Republic: How Are They Doing It? - speaker is Macy Mitchell, Chamber of Commerce
  • Nov. 12: Veterans Day Program
  • Nov. 19:
  • Nov. 26: No meeting (Thanksgiving)
  • Dec. 3:
  • Dec. 10: No meeting (Holiday party is in the evening - see information below)
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For Zoom attendees at our regular meetings on Thursdays: The formal meeting starts at 12:15 with an invocation, pledge of allegiance, The Four-Way Test, guest introductions, announcements, the sergeant-at-arms report, program, (sometimes) questions and answers, and the drawing for the Polio Plus raffle.


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Upcoming Events

 
  • Multiple dates, 6:45-7:45 a.m., Good Dads Strong Schools. If you’re looking for a hands-on service project that is both recurring and performed before work, this is your perfect fit!  Volunteers assist the administration of the Good Dads - Strong Schools Program at Watkins & Pittman Elementary schools.  Please be mindful, by signing up, you will commit to a recurring hands-on service project.  Follow the sign-up link  below for more details about this program and the list of dates at each school. Volunteer Sign-up Link: https://www.eventcreate.com/e/se-gooddads-2026-27
  • Nov. 3 (Tuesday), 5:30: Help our friends at Victory Mission prepare ready-to-eat meals for our neighbors who are in need of food and comfort during the holidays.  Service project: Volunteers will help prepare burritos & sandwiches to help address the growing need for food during the holidays at the Victory Mission kitchen on Boonville Ave.  Impact: We will support Victory Mission as they help our neighbors who are facing cycles of homelessness, food insecurity, poverty, and hopeless situations.  By investing in a life, you help give people the tools they need to have victory over their circumstances.  Number of volunteers needed: 10  Time commitment: 1.5 hours  Sign-up link: https://www.eventcreate.com/e/se-victory
  • Nov. 4 (Wednesday): Fellowship event - Wine Wednesday, at Uncorked, a Sommelier Wine Bar, 1314 E. Battlefield Road, 5:30 - 8:00.  We’ll explore some great wine regions along with some great small plate pairings. Cost is $40/person and seating is limited to 40 people, so sign up quickly!​​Registration Link: https://www.eventcreate.com/e/se-wine-wednesday
  • Nov. 6 (Friday): District Conference, Columbia;  This is a day filled with inspiration, fellowship, service, and opportunities to connect with fellow Rotarians from across District 6080.  We have an outstanding lineup of speakers and activities planned, including: Brian Smith – Head Coach, MIZZOU Wrestling; Miquette McMahon – Teach Haiti; Dr. Jimi Cook – Be The Change Volunteers; TJ Sweet – Host of the Living the Sweet Life podcast; Sleep in Heavenly Peace Bed Build – A hands-on service opportunity to help provide beds for children in need; Interactive Breakout Sessions – Conversations focused on membership and important district topics.  We'll also recognize the accomplishments of our clubs, enjoy time networking with Rotarians from throughout the district, and share some great food and fellowship—including an afternoon ice cream break featuring Ollie B's Honey Ice Cream! Conference Details: Time: 9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.; Registration: $50 for Rotarians | $25 for Rotaractors; https://Registrations.DACdb.com/Register/index.cfm?EventID=77938650  If you need a hotel the night prior - there are a few inexpensive rooms remaining at the Baymont by Wyndham near the mall and only 3-4 minutes from conference location.  Another alternative would be grabbing a hotel in Jefferson City area.  Whether you're a longtime Rotarian or recently joined your club, this conference offers something for everyone. I encourage you to attend, bring a fellow club member, and experience firsthand the incredible work happening throughout our district.
  • Nov. 7 (Saturday): Rotary Clubs of Springfield come together to build a float for the Christmas Parade, Nabholz (1936 St. Louis St.), 9 - 11 a.m.  We need volunteers to help with the float build and to walk with the Rotary float on the day of the parade.  
  • Nov. 10 (Tuesday): Board Meeting, noon, Missouri Association of Manufacturers, 1329 E. Republic Rd., Ste. J  (Non-board members are welcome to attend.)
  • Nov. 17 (Tuesday): New Member Lunch, noon, Big Whiskey's, 1550 E. Battlefield Road; experienced members are welcome to join new members to learn about an aspect of club operations
  • Nov. 18 (Wednesday): Southeast Rotary Mahjong Night hosted by Andrea Bishop, 6 p.m.
  • Nov. 20 (Friday): Ronald McDonald House Cup O’Cheer Homes Tour, 3:15 - 6 p.m.  We are looking for 8 volunteers to welcome guests at one of five homes; Volunteer Sign-up Link: https://www.eventcreate.com/e/ronaldmcdonald-house-cup-o-340551
  • Nov. 21 (Saturday): Springfield Christmas Parade, 3 - 5 p.m.  
  • Dec. 10 (Thursday), Southeast Rotary Holiday Party, Sunshine Event Center, 6:00 - 9:00.  Join us for some holiday fo fun and fellowship. We will have a musical guest, Riley Braker, along with a Photo Booth for your entertainment. Food will be catered by Scratch & Co, featuring made from scratch dishes for your enjoyment. The cost will be $25/person and this is open to spouses and guests. Please sign up early!   RSVP Link: https://www.eventcreate.com/e/se-holiday-party-2026