Springfield Rotary Club 364

Congratulations to this year's Springfield Rotary scholarship recipients!

We are proud to celebrate these outstanding high school students as they take their next big steps toward higher education. Their hard work, dedication, and character are a true reflection of the bright future ahead.

A heartfelt thank you to the families who have encouraged and supported these students every step of the way — your love and sacrifice make all the difference. We also want to recognize the school counselors who go above and beyond to guide, advocate for, and champion our young people. You are making a lasting impact.

Investing in our students is investing in our community. The Springfield Rotary is honored to be part of their journey.

We are HANDS ON at this weeks meeting!

We are once again proud to highlight The Hope Project—a Lane County nonprofit dedicated to stepping in quickly when traditional systems fall short.

Founded and led by Ken Brown, The Hope Project is driven by action and compassion. With a background as a pastor, father, husband, community activist, and lifelong Oregonian, Ken leads both a formal leadership team and a hands-on network of people committed to getting help where it’s needed—fast.

Springfield Rotary has had the privilege of partnering with The Hope Project on several work parties, including wrapping gifts at Christmas, stuffing back packs for school children, and we’re excited to keep that momentum going.

All materials will be provided—just show up ready to help. Family and friends are welcome, and this is a wonderful opportunity to introduce potential new members to Springfield Rotary.

Please note: There will be no Zoom meeting this week.

Service above self—together, we’re making a difference.

Our Rotary District Conference would not be possible without our community partners. Please let them know how much you appreciate them

Thank you to Pacific ClearVision, Springfield Utility Board, Richardson Sports, and The Hult Center for supporting the District Conference. Rotary could not "Do Good in the World" without you.