Speaker Date Topic
2024-2025 Service Above Self Awards Jun 23, 2026
Annual club awards
New officers' installation Jun 30, 2026
2026-2027 Rotary officers & board installation
2026/2027 Rotary President Beth Naughton Jul 07, 2026
Beth's Rotary Vision
Rotarian Karen Reimer Jul 21, 2026
Rotary Tri-Con Recap and Takeaways
Jefferson County Cancer Coalition Aug 04, 2026
Jefferson County Cancer Coalition

Who We Are

The Jefferson County Cancer Coalition, a local non-profit 501(c)(3) charity founded in 2012, is dedicated to providing financial assistance to cancer patients and their families within Jefferson County, Wisconsin. With 100% of funding kept local and used directly to support those in need, the organization operates entirely through the efforts of committed volunteers, with no paid staff or overhead costs. Assistance is offered in the form of vouchers to cover expenses such as gas cards for travel to treatments or other financial needs approved by the Board of Directors. Funds are available to any Jefferson County resident currently diagnosed with cancer and seeking medical care, with residence verification required. Through community fundraising events, the Coalition brings people together to make a meaningful difference in the lives of local families battling cancer.

https://jeffersoncountycancercoalition.org/

 

Greater Watertown Community Health Foundation Sep 22, 2026
Flourishing Youth Research
Flourishing Youth Research
Tom Eggert Sep 29, 2026
The Power of Microfinance

https://worldwisemicrofinance.org/

About WorldWise Microfinance

WorldWise Microfinance, is a grassroots organization based in Madison, Wisconsin. Our mission is to empower women and their families to break the cycle of poverty through accessible, affordable, locally-based microloans. We envision a more equitable world where women are financially empowered, families are economically stable, and extreme poverty ceases to exist.

History

The organization was founded in 2010 by Tom Eggert, a now-retired professor at the University of Wisconsin. A major earthquake hit Haiti in January, 2010, and the students in Tom’s class wanted to directly help families impacted by the earthquake. Tom had been teaching about the power of microfinance for many years, and here was an opportunity to put those lessons to practice. Working with an economic development group in Haiti, a microfinance program was born with startup capital of $3,000. The program has grown and expanded ever since, becoming a 501 (c)(3) organization in 2014.

credit: https://worldwisemicrofinance.org/