Pittsfield Rotary Club

Rotary District 6460

Thursday March 26, 2009

Welcome to the Rotary Club of Pittsfield web site.  We invite you to take a look around our site and find out more about our Club and about Rotary.  The Rotary Club of Pittsfield was founded in 1938 and currently has 49 members.  Our club supports dozens of area human service agencies and student scholarships each year.

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And be sure to visit our Meeting Information page to view a new way to attend a Rotary meeting remotely.

Yours in Rotary,

Rotary Theme 2008-2009: Make Dreams Real

RI President Dong Kurn "D.K." Lee

www.rotary.org

Debbie Dugan

President

The Pittsfield Rotary Club inducted two new members at it's weekly meeting held February 11, 2009.  Pictured left is Rotarian/Sponsor Mark Meleski with inductee Jason Bollenbaugh and right Inductee Gina Edwards and her Rotarian/Sponsor Brin Fine.  Gina is the Director of Marketing and Sales at Liberty Village in Pittsfield, Il. and Jason is a chiropractor with Midwest Chiropractic also in Pittsfield, Il.

web posted 02-11-09

Rotary President Debbie Dugan presents Access Illinois Outdoors coordinator Brenda Middendorf with a $500 donation to the Access Food program.  Brenda received the $500.00 check from Rotary to help with the processing of deer donated by hunters to the Food Pantries in Pike County.  Brenda reported that over 10,000 pounds of processed deer meat was distributed last year and this year she expects more, since the Area Disposal has told outfitters that they would not be picking up deer carcasses.  The area locker plants are processing the deer.  (Note: On 11-10-08 over 29 deer were brought to the refrigerated trailer at The Archery Shop, and over 2900 pounds of processed deer meat was distributed to the two Pike County Food Pantries).  Brenda should be commended for doing such an excellent job!

web posted 11-11-08

President Debbie Dugan present Keith Smith with his Paul Harris 1000+ pin for his ongoing support of the Rotary Foundation.  Way to go Keith!

web posted 10-23-08