This month we...

Welcome, Athena Jle Estime!

The Rotary Club of I-94 Inclusive is delighted to welcome our newest member, Athena Jle Estime. A Haitian American born in Minneapolis, Athena is a dedicated farmer, a professional doula, and is pursuing her bachelor's degree in Public Health and Policy. Her passion for community health, service, and leadership reflects the values of Rotary, and we are excited to have her join our growing, inclusive club.

Welcome to Rotary, Athena, we're glad you're here!

Welcome Back to Rotary, Sharon E. Brooks!

The Rotary Club of I-94 Inclusive is honored to welcome Sharon E. Brooks as our newest member. Sharon brings a wealth of Rotary experience and servant leadership, having served as President (2016–2017) of the Rotary Club of Crystal–New Hope–Robbinsdale, Vice President (2016–2017), and Secretary (2015–2016) of the Rotary Club of North Minneapolis.

Her years of leadership, dedication to Service Above Self, and commitment to strengthening communities will be an incredible asset to our club. We are thrilled to welcome Sharon to the Rotary Club of I-94 Inclusive and look forward to the impact we will make together.

Welcome home to Rotary, Sharon!

Growing Rotary Through the Rotary Action Plan

The Rotary Club of I-94 Inclusive is excited to announce that we are preparing to charter the Rotaract Club Diaspora Pro, creating a new home for young professionals who are passionate about developing their leadership skills while making a meaningful difference through service.

Together with the Interact Club Diaspora Youth, the Rotary Club of I-94 Inclusive, and the soon-to-be Rotaract Club Diaspora Pro, we are building a strong leadership pathway that empowers people of all ages to lead, serve, and create lasting change.

Charter President Samba Fall, who also serves as District 5950 Chair of Belonging, is committed to helping clubs across the district embrace Rotary's Action Plan by expanding our reach, increasing our impact, enhancing participant engagement, and strengthening our ability to adapt. By welcoming diverse leaders and new voices into Rotary, we are building a stronger, more inclusive future for our communities and our organization.

You're Invited: Drum Out Polio with the Rotary Club of I-94 Inclusive!

Join the Rotary Club of I-94 Inclusive for an evening of community, culture, and service as we raise funds to help eradicate polio around the world.

Experience the powerful rhythms of authentic African drums and help us “Drum Out Polio” one beat at a time. Your participation and support will help Rotary continue its historic mission to end polio forever.

📅 Saturday, July 25
🕔 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM
📍5421 France Ave S | Edina, Minnesota 55410

Bring your family, friends, and neighbors for an inspiring evening of African group drumming, fellowship, and global impact. Together, let's use the rhythm of Africa to help create a polio-free world!

Everyone is welcome!

Growing Rotary Through Inclusion

The Rotary Club of I-94 Inclusive is proud to welcome a growing number of diverse women whose leadership, service, and unique experiences are strengthening our club. Guided by the Rotary Action Plan, we are creating a welcoming environment where more people can belong, lead, and serve.

This inclusive approach is helping grow membership not only in our club but across Rotary District 5950. We thank all of our new members for joining us as we build a stronger, more representative Rotary.

We also extend our sincere appreciation to Past District Governor Mark Shockey for his support and encouragement during the formation of our club. Together, we are expanding Rotary's reach and increasing our impact through inclusion

Join the Rotary Club of I-94 Inclusive – Virtually!

Everyone is welcome to attend our club meetings and informational sessions virtually. Discover how the Rotary Club of I-94 Inclusive is putting the Rotary Action Plan into action by expanding our reach, increasing our impact, and creating meaningful opportunities for service and belonging.

Join us anytime, we'd love to welcome you and share how you can make a difference in your community and around the world.

Charter Club President

Samba Fall 

 

 

"We believe in diversity because Rotary at its best unites the world and therefore must reflect every part of humanity. You cannot properly serve the world unless you can see and hear that world accurately. Diversity ensures that Rotary represents all voices and speaks in every language."

— Barry Rassin, 2018-19 Rotary International president