Events

Drivers will park in parking lot at Kistler Park Aquatic Center; proceed to Breyers to pick up tractors; from there drivers will drive to designated addresses and pick up trailers; then reunite at the Quilin's parking lot; load stock tanks on trailers.  Sellers will park behind Wieser Law Office; proceed to Quillin's parking lot. When drivers arrive with tractors/trailers, sellers will assist in loading ice into stock tanks, and loading pop and water into ice in stock tanks and peanuts into trailer.  There will be three routes: North, Middle, and South.  Each group will depart from Quillin's and proceed to their designated route.  Sales will precede the parade, and continue throughout the Applefest King Parade.  Once the parade has finished, drivers and sellers will return to Quillin's parking lot and assist in returning any unused products to Quillins.  

Thursday, September 22, 2022,  4-7 p.m.

@ La Crescent Quillin’s

Brat, chips, pop - $5

Hotdog, chips, pop - $4

Brat - $3

Hotdog - $2

Proceeds go to La Crescent Rotary Club to assist in their efforts to support the local communities.

Thursday night is Rotary Bartending Night at the South Side Fest Grounds!

We need to fill 25 bartending spots for this night. It is really just one shift and everyone needs to be there for the 4.5 hours.  

Arrive at the front gate between  7pm and 7:20.  and the volunteer staff will escort us to our work area. 

Flowers will be ordered on Friday, October 7th.  Please provide event chair Monica Holman with your orders by that date. Cost is $20 per dozen.  Roses will be red, with greenery and babys breath added.  Each Rotarian is asked to sell 10 dozen roses.  Roses will be delivered to the La Crescent Chamber of Commerce between 1 and 5 PM on Wednesday, October 26th.  If a club members wishes not to sell roses, we ask for a $125 donation to the club.  Checks should be made out to La Crescent Rotary. 

iFeed is a one-day event that works to alleviate hunger in the world and in our own communities. It is organized by seven area high school Interact Clubs and their Rotarian advisors. 

iFeed has two parts: 

Part 1 involves packing highly nutritious, vitamin-fortified soy-rice meals in assembly line-fashion. This year, these meals will be shipped to Poland for Ukrainian refugees. If you've ever participated, you know how much energy and fun happens in the Logan gym that Saturday morning!

Part 2 involves collecting non-perishable food items in the weeks leading up to iFeed and then bringing the collections to Logan High on the day of the event. The food items are then counted, sorted and trucked to the Hunger Task Force where the food will be distributed to Coulee Region food banks. This is HTF's largest food drive of the year and they really rely on our efforts. Which Rotary club will donate the most non-perishable food items!?