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Annual Rotary Picnic for Rotarians, families, and guests. Cost is $20 per person, kids under 12 are free.

About this event

Join us for fellowship, food and a welcome to Fall! We will have yard games ready at 5:00 if you are so inclined and Nordy’s BBQ will be ready to serve at 5:30. No need to bring anything – just an appetite and be ready for some fun.

NOTE: There are two pavilions in Fossil Creek – we will be at the Lake Pavilion!!

This shelter is located on the west side of the park, and sits on the northwest end of the lake. For close parking, patrons should use the west parking lot which is accessed from Fossil Creek Parkway off of College Avenue. This shelter has a water spigot and restrooms are located at the shelter. Also, plenty of handicapped parking.

RSVP Link - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/rotary-picnic-tickets-170445535184

• Social Time: 11:30-12:00
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 12:00-1:00
• Fellowship follows on same link 1:00-2:00

Join Zoom meeting

• Social Time: 05:00-05:30
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 05:30-06:30

ABOUT NOCO DISTILLERY

http://www.nocodistillery.com/

Our micro distillery, located in Fort Collins, Colorado, at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains from where we get our pristine alpine water. We use four small hand-crafted American made copper pot stills. We have over 50 different still configuration options. We ferment our batches for up to 3 weeks to allow the maximum flavor profile possible. Our slow distillation process increases reflux and copper contact. Our smaller cuts offer a much smoother spirit. We use only the finest American & European oak casks to age our premium craft spirits. We also use up to 9 other types of woods for maturation. We are one of the few distilleries in the world to operate in this manner and are at the forefront of the maturation process. Today we distill over 30 different products making us one of the most versatile craft distilleries in the world.

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Your Community Service Committee has arranged aThursday evening volunteer opportunity on October 7th.  Please sign up early if you can attend as only 12 spots are available for each event.  

The Food Bank of Larimer County is hosting weekly "Pop Up Food Pantry" events in the parking lot of Poudre High School on Thursdays from 4:30pm to 6:30pm.  

Please use the Eventbrite links below to register and sign up.  If you have any difficulty, please reach out to me.  We look forward to seeing you there!

Rotary Coffee & Conversation

Lincoln Center (In-person)

• Committee meetings: 10:30-11:30
• Lunch & Social Time: 11:30-12:00
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 12:00-1:00 (Also online: Join Zoom Meeting)
• Fellowship & Committee meetings 1:00-2:30

Lincoln Center (In-person)

• Committee meetings: 10:30-11:30
• Lunch & Social Time: 11:30-12:00
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 12:00-1:00 (Also online: Join Zoom Meeting)
• Fellowship & Committee meetings 1:00-2:30

This week, we have a State of the College talk by CSU President Joyce McConnell

Biography - Joyce McConnell

• Social Time: 05:00-05:30
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 05:30-06:30

http://www.nocodistillery.com/

Our micro distillery, located in Fort Collins, Colorado, at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains from where we get our pristine alpine water. We use four small hand-crafted American made copper pot stills. We have over 50 different still configuration options. We ferment our batches for up to 3 weeks to allow the maximum flavor profile possible. Our slow distillation process increases reflux and copper contact. Our smaller cuts offer a much smoother spirit. We use only the finest American & European oak casks to age our premium craft spirits. We also use up to 9 other types of woods for maturation. We are one of the few distilleries in the world to operate in this manner and are at the forefront of the maturation process. Today we distill over 30 different products making us one of the most versatile craft distilleries in the world

GREETINGS BREW FOLKS,

We will gather at 4:00 to 6:00 or whenever the spirit moves you to close out your tab and wander on home.

OCTOBER 21                           RALLY KING BREWING, 1624 S. LEMAY, #4

Lincoln Center (In-person)

• Committee meetings: 10:30-11:30
• Lunch & Social Time: 11:30-12:00
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 12:00-1:00 (Also online: Join Zoom Meeting)
• Fellowship & Committee meetings 1:00-2:30

• Social Time: 11:30-12:00
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 12:00-1:00
• Fellowship follows on same link 1:00-2:00

Join Zoom meeting

• Social Time: 05:00-05:30
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 05:30-06:30

http://www.nocodistillery.com/

Our micro distillery, located in Fort Collins, Colorado, at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains from where we get our pristine alpine water. We use four small hand-crafted American made copper pot stills. We have over 50 different still configuration options. We ferment our batches for up to 3 weeks to allow the maximum flavor profile possible. Our slow distillation process increases reflux and copper contact. Our smaller cuts offer a much smoother spirit. We use only the finest American & European oak casks to age our premium craft spirits. We also use up to 9 other types of woods for maturation. We are one of the few distilleries in the world to operate in this manner and are at the forefront of the maturation process. Today we distill over 30 different products making us one of the most versatile craft distilleries in the world

Rotary Coffee & Conversation

Lincoln Center (In-person)

• Committee meetings: 10:30-11:30
• Lunch & Social Time: 11:30-12:00
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 12:00-1:00 (Also online: Join Zoom Meeting)
• Fellowship & Committee meetings 1:00-2:30

GREETINGS BREW FOLKS,

We will gather at 4:00 to 6:00 or whenever the spirit moves you to close out your tab and wander on home.

NOVEMBER 11                        PECULIAR ALES, 301 MAIN ST, WINDSOR

• Social Time: 11:30-12:00
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 12:00-1:00
• Fellowship follows on same link 1:00-2:00

Join Zoom meeting

• Social Time: 05:00-05:30
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 05:30-06:30
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• We welcome District Governor Elect Lee Varra-Nelson tonight! 

ABOUT NOCO DISTILLERY

http://www.nocodistillery.com/

Our micro distillery, located in Fort Collins, Colorado, at the foothills of the Rocky Mountains from where we get our pristine alpine water. We use four small hand-crafted American made copper pot stills. We have over 50 different still configuration options. We ferment our batches for up to 3 weeks to allow the maximum flavor profile possible. Our slow distillation process increases reflux and copper contact. Our smaller cuts offer a much smoother spirit. We use only the finest American & European oak casks to age our premium craft spirits. We also use up to 9 other types of woods for maturation. We are one of the few distilleries in the world to operate in this manner and are at the forefront of the maturation process. Today we distill over 30 different products making us one of the most versatile craft distilleries in the world

Lincoln Center (In-person)

• Committee meetings: 10:30-11:30
• Lunch & Social Time: 11:30-12:00
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 12:00-1:00 (Also online: Join Zoom Meeting)
• Fellowship & Committee meetings 1:00-2:30

• Social Time: 11:30-12:00
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 12:00-1:00
• Fellowship follows on same link 1:00-2:00

Join Zoom meeting

Help fill grocery carts with food items for drive-up Food Bank clients.

Mark your calendars for our holiday party on Sunday, December 5th at the Fort Collins Country Club. Check out some PHOTOS from our last holiday party at the Country Club! You will not want to miss this fun & festive event this time.  

Lincoln Center (In-person)

• Committee meetings: 10:30-11:30
• Lunch & Social Time: 11:30-12:00
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 12:00-1:00 (Also online: Join Zoom Meeting)
• Fellowship & Committee meetings 1:00-2:30

Rotary Coffee & Conversation

• Social Time: 11:30-12:00
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 12:00-1:00
• Fellowship follows on same link 1:00-2:00

Join Zoom meeting

• Social Time: 05:00-05:30
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 05:30-06:30

Lincoln Center (In-person)

• Committee meetings: 10:30-11:30
• Lunch & Social Time: 11:30-12:00
• Business Meeting / Program (speaker): 12:00-1:00 (Also online: Join Zoom Meeting)
• Fellowship & Committee meetings 1:00-2:30

Volunteers are needed to teach various Merit Badge Classes. Virtual Merit Badge University provides quality merit badge opportunities to young men and women in ScoutsBSA via small class experiences.

History: Back in 1990, Rotarians Max Getts, Shelly Godkin, Ron Stoops and Tim McCandless, among others, met to discuss the idea of organizing a “Merit Badge University” for Boy Scouts in the local Longs Peaks Peak Council. The idea was to have Rotarians representing several vocations act as instructors for the corresponding merit badges so the Scouts could experience someone actually in the career for the badge they were trying to obtain.  This might influence them to pursue that career. (i.e. Architecture, Dentistry, Aviation, etc.) while helping Scouts who might otherwise find it very difficult to find counselors for their required Merit Badges.  Emphasis was placed on the badges required for Star, Life and Eagle ranks. 

Rotary Coffee & Conversation

Volunteers are needed to teach various Merit Badge Classes. Virtual Merit Badge University provides quality merit badge opportunities to young men and women in ScoutsBSA via small class experiences.

History: Back in 1990, Rotarians Max Getts, Shelly Godkin, Ron Stoops and Tim McCandless, among others, met to discuss the idea of organizing a “Merit Badge University” for Boy Scouts in the local Longs Peaks Peak Council. The idea was to have Rotarians representing several vocations act as instructors for the corresponding merit badges so the Scouts could experience someone actually in the career for the badge they were trying to obtain.  This might influence them to pursue that career. (i.e. Architecture, Dentistry, Aviation, etc.) while helping Scouts who might otherwise find it very difficult to find counselors for their required Merit Badges.  Emphasis was placed on the badges required for Star, Life and Eagle ranks. 

Rotary Coffee & Conversation

Rotary Coffee & Conversation