Events

Join us as we welcome Genna Haddad from Hope Chest for Breast Cancer Foundation. Genna will share how Hope Chest provides emergency financial assistance, support, and hope to local families facing breast cancer. Learn more about the organization's impact in our community and the many ways it is helping individuals navigate one of life's most challenging journeys.

Apple Valley Rotary Club hosts the 4th District governor art pop up

A powerful and inspiring Art Pop Up featuring “Art from the Front Lines,” an exhibition of original artwork created by children living through the war in Ukraine.

These vivid, heartfelt pieces offer a rare window into their courage, persistence, and hope—expressions that are as moving as they are unforgettable.

Join us for this special community gathering, where you can experience the artwork up close, enjoy complimentary snacks and drinks from Apple Valley Rotary Club, and connect with others.
This is a unique opportunity to witness children’s stories through art. Register to attend and bring a friend.

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College athletics provide opportunities for student-athletes to grow both on and off the field. Join us as we welcome Erin Lund, Athletic Director for Inver Hills Community College and Dakota County Technical College. Erin will share insights into the colleges' athletic programs, the role sports play in student success, and how athletics help build leadership, teamwork, and community connections. Learn more about the opportunities available to student-athletes and the impact collegiate athletics have throughout our region.

An engaging panel discussion featuring our committee leads. They'll share what their committees do, highlight upcoming projects and service opportunities, and explain how members can get involved. Bring your questions, learn about the many ways our club serves the community, and discover a committee that matches your interests, skills, and availability.

History, mystery, and local legends come together at LeDuc Historic Estate. Join us as we welcome Matt Carter, Executive Director of the Dakota County Historical Society, for a fascinating look at the ghosts and paranormal stories associated with the historic LeDuc Mansion in Hastings. Matt will share the history behind the mansion, the tales that have sparked curiosity for generations, and the experiences that continue to make LeDuc one of Minnesota's most intriguing historic sites.

Supporting individuals in living fulfilling and connected lives is at the heart of The Guild's mission. Join us as we welcome Theresa Barlow from Guild Services, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people with mental health challenges and intellectual and developmental disabilities thrive. Theresa will share how Guild provides innovative services, personalized support, and pathways to independence for those they serve throughout our community.

You're invited to join the EHS Interact Club and volunteer at Feed My Starving Children in Eagan on Thursday, October 15th from 5:00-6:30 pm (990 Lone Oak Rd #136). This is a fantastic chance for Eagan Rotarians and the Interact Club to come together and make a positive impact, while helping those in need.

Note: Our EKSR Foundation supports this effort by providing a grant to FMSC on behalf of the Interact Club, and we're excited to see the impact of our collective efforts.

Let's unite to make a difference in the fight against child hunger!

Join us for a special Rotary meeting at the Eagan Civic Arena, one of the city's premier recreational facilities and a hub for community activity. We'll enjoy a behind-the-scenes tour of the arena, learn about its operations, programs, and impact on the community, and hear how this facility serves thousands of residents through youth and adult sports, public skating, tournaments, and special events. And as a fun bonus, we'll even get the chance to try out the arena's bumper cars on ice! This is a great opportunity to gain insight into a valued community asset while enjoying fellowship with fellow Rotarians.

On 10/24/26, World Polio Day at 10 a.m. CST, Rotary members across Region 36 – Zones 25 & 29 are coming together for something BIG — a bold, unified step toward a polio-free world.

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We are calling on 36,620 Rotarians and 964 Rotaractors across 11 states and 2 countries to take part in the World’s Largest Polio Walk — a powerful, visible demonstration of our commitment to ending polio forever. 

This is more than a walk. It’s a movement.

Every step taken helps raise awareness and support our collective goal of raising $1 million to end polio. Together, we are “This Close” to eradication—and this is our moment to push across the finish line.

How Clubs Can Participate:

• Invite members, families, friends, and community partners
• Wear your Rotary or End Polio Now gear
• Capture photos and videos to share on social media
• Use your voice to educate your community about Rotary’s fight to end polio

The Eagan Rotary Clubs are joining together to recognize and honor our veterans. 

Location: The Lost Spur Golf and Event Center, 2750 Sibley Memorial Highway, Eagan, MN 55121

11:30am -     Doors open

11:45am  -    Lunch served

12:00pm  -    Program starts

Our guest speaker, Shawn Monroe from TreeHouse, will lead an interactive budgeting simulation that challenges participants to make ends meet with limited monthly income. Through this hands-on activity, members will gain a deeper understanding of the obstacles families face and explore how community organizations can make a meaningful difference.  TreeHouse is a Minnesota-based nonprofit that equips and empowers teens to build resilience, develop life skills, and thrive through mentoring, support, and practical life preparation.

Women of Rotary join us at Ansari’s Mediterranean Grill on Tuesday, November 10th, from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM for a fun and relaxed Women of Rotary gathering! Enjoy delicious Mediterranean food, great conversation, and the opportunity to connect with inspiring women who share a passion for friendship, community, and service.Whether you're a longtime Rotarian or new to Rotary, this is a wonderful opportunity to build friendships, share ideas, and celebrate the impact we make when women come together. 

Steve Eckhouse and Dan Reed will share their remarkable kidney donation story and the life-changing impact of organ donation. Through their personal experiences, they'll discuss the challenges, emotions, and incredible generosity involved in the donation process, as well as the lasting connections that can result from this gift of life. Their inspiring story highlights the power of compassion, community, and the difference one person can make in the life of another.

Every patient deserves a chance at a life-saving match. Join us as we welcome Rachael Rich, Community Engagement and Events Coordinator at the National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP) and Master of Public Health, as she shares how NMDP connects patients with marrow and stem cell donors, supports families through the transplant journey, and helps save lives every day. Learn how you can make a difference through this important mission.