WHITNALL PARK ROTARY CLUB

Serving Greendale, Greenfield, Hales Corners, and Muskego, WI

Since 1975

Home of District 6270 Governor 2013-2014

Service Above Self

Welcome to our Club!

Serving and Enriching Our Community through Leadership and Learning

1st & 2nd Tuesdays at Whitnall High School at 7:00am. 3rd Tuesdays at Bosch Tavern at 5:30pm
Whitnall School District Community Room

5000 S. 116th Street
Greenfield, WI 53227
United States of America

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Spring Crafts & Art Fair
Whitnall High School

Mar 28, 2020
9:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Julie Rome Spoke About The Moving Wall Commemorating the Vietnam War Memorial

Julie Rome - The President of Dan Jansen Family Fest spoke to the Club about The Moving Wall commemorating the Vietnam War Memorial. She informed us of the work that went into getting The Moving Wall to Greenfield. She also told us stories of the veterans who came to share in The Wall. The stories she told and the tributes she shared were a beautiful testament to the men and women who died in the war as well as the survival and pains of those who survived and came home.

Jim Michlig of Muskego-Norway School District is Making Connections for Students

Posted on Nov 03, 2019

Jim Michlig spoke at our October 1st meeting. He shared how their district is making meaningful connections for students with colleges, careers and the community.

Rotary District Governor Visit

Posted on Sep 22, 2019

Rotary International District Governor Steen Sanderhoff spoke to the Whitnall Park Rotary Club on Tuesday 9/3/19

Greenfield Mayor Michael Neitzke Speaks to Our Club.

Posted on Jul 09, 2019

On Tuesday July 9th we had the pleasure of hearing from Greenfield Mayor Michael Neitzke.

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WPRC Approves BoD Proposed Changes

Posted on Dec 03, 2018

In response to the WPRC Board of Directors' recommended changes to the weekly meeting time and venue, the entire WPRC membership approved the proposed changes by a vote of 24-2. Currently, the membership of WPRC stands at 27. Thus, 96% of the WPRC membership participated in the decision.

Starting in January 2019, our weekly meeting format will move to the following approach:

Breakfast meeting to be held on the first Tuesday and second Tuesday of the month with a start time of 7:00 a.m. and end time of 8:00 a.m.
After Hours social to be held the third Tuesday of the month with a start time of 5:30 p.m.
Board of Directors will meet on the fourth Tuesday of the month with a start time of 7:00 a.m.
If there is a fifth Tuesday of the month, some sort of hands-on project will occur .

Final details on meeting location(s), any changes in costs, etc., will be released in the next few weeks.

2018 WPRC Christmas Art & Craft Fair

Posted on Dec 01, 2018

Whitnall Park Rotary Club hosted its annual Christmas Art & Crafts Fair on December 1, 2018, at Whitnall High School. The event was a huge success with 1,958 guests offering a $3 entrance donation at the doors. More than 160 crafters displayed and sold their items to this huge crowd. WPRC members, their family members, and other recruits did an awesome job of team work and expended great effort to ensure success. Thanks to all, and congratulations, on a job excellently done! WPRC member Kent Bieganski (retired Chief of Police, Hales Corners) has provided some 60 photos from this great event. See the slide show by clicking here.

District 6270 Global Grant Scholar

Posted on Oct 17, 2018

Ciara McHugh, 2018-2020 Global Grant Scholar from Rotary District 6270, has begun her PhD. program at Queens University in Belfast, Northern Ireland. She describes her program in her own words: "Over the next few years, through the support of LINCS (Leverhulme Interdisiplinary Network for Cyber Security) and the Rotary Foundation's Global Grant Scholarship, I'll be exploring how police and communities interact around the world. I'm interested in looking at tensions between minority groups and police forces, and how we might rethink relationships between the two." Follow Ciara's progress and adventures via her blog: https://ciarajmchugh.weebly.com