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Welcome

President's Letter

Hello Fellow Rotarians!

As we move into March, I continue to be inspired by the way the Rotary Club of Salina shows up for one another and for our community. Each week, I’m reminded that Rotary is not just a meeting on the calendar — it is a commitment to service above self, to leadership with integrity, and to friendships that strengthen both our club and our city.

This month we also celebrate World Rotaract Week. Rotaract Week commemorates the chartering of the first Rotaract club in 1968 and highlights the power of young leaders to create lasting change. Thank you to John Hendrick and the Community Service Committee for putting together Rotaract Week projects for our club to participate in during this week.

Our club continues to make meaningful impact. From community partnerships to weekly programs that educate and inspire, each of you plays a vital role in carrying forward our mission. Thank you for your consistent engagement, your generosity, and your willingness to serve.

Let’s use this month as a reminder of why we joined Rotary in the first place — to lead, to serve, and to make a difference together.

Service above self, united for good,
Amanda Otto

Celebrating World Rotaract Week 2026: Service Above Self in Action

Celebrating World Rotaract Week 2026: Service Above Self in Action This year, we invite you to join Rotaractors around the globe in celebrating World Rotaract Week 2026—a powerful reminder of what young leaders can accomplish when they unite in service, fellowship, and action. World Rotaract Week occurs annually during the week of March 13th to commemorates the founding of Rotary International’s Rotaract program and highlights the incredible impact made by Rotaract clubs worl

Our Causes

Rotary is dedicated to causes that build international relationships, improve lives, and create a better world to support our peace efforts and end polio forever.

Salina Noon Rotary Launches Annual “Christmas Bells Project” to Support Children at Martin Luther King Daycare

The Salina Noon Rotary Club is proud to announce the launch of its annual Christmas Bells Project, a long-standing initiative that brings holiday joy to the children of Martin Luther King Daycare. Each year, club members come together to provide gifts, clothing, and essential items to local families in need—and thanks to the community’s continued generosity, the project has grown into a cherished tradition. This year, the Christmas Bells Project will support 40 children in 29

Guest Speakers

March

Program Chair: John Hendrick

March 2nd

Classification Talk: Mason Rholeder with Salina Family YMCA, Amanda Otto, Rotary Stragegic Plan

March 9th

John Hendrick, Rotary Presentation, Rotarac Week

March 16th

Jeff Hammond, Director of Parks and Recreation

March 23rd

Heath Hogan, Superintendent, USD 305

March 30th

Justin Dempsey, Director of Technology, Nex-Tech

March Birthdays

Gary O'Hara 3/4
Frieda Mai Weis 3/6

Mattie King 3/12

Lloyd Davidson 3/19
Alan Jilka 3/28

March Menu:

March 2nd - Ham & Beans, Cornbread, Ceasar Salad, Money Glazed Carrots
March 9th - Beef Stroganoff, Mashed Potatoes, Buttered Corn, Salad, Rolls
March 16th - Chicken Parmesan over Spaghetti, Roasted Veggies, Texas Toast, Salad
March 23rd - BBQ Pulled Pork, Mac N Cheese, BBQ Baked Beans, Fries, Salad, Buns
March 30th, Pizza Pinwheels, Cheesy Bread sticks with Marinara, Salad, Veggie Tray

2026 ROTARY STUDENT GUEST PROGRAM
March Salina Area Technical College
April Central High School
May Cornerstone Classical School

Links & Forms

Rotary Student Scholarship Application: Download >>

Rotary Corporate Membership Application: Download >>

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