Welcome to Rotary Club of Hopkinsville
We provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through our fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.
Rotary Club of Hopkinsville Leadership
KELLY L. GATES
PRESIDENT
LANDAN STALLONS
VICE PRESIDENT, AUCTION CHAIR
BRANDON KILLEBREW
PAST PRESIDENT
JAKE WILLIAMS
TREASURER
TRAVIS MARTIN
SERGEANT-AT-ARMS
CHASE THOMAS
CLUB SECRETARY
JOHN RUFLI
ASSISTANT GOVERNER
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Hopkinsville Rotary Club
Civic organization with a mission of Service Above Self.
Home of the Hopkinsville Rotary Auction!
In case you missed it - Hope House- Joy Closet as was awarded a grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction!The Hopkinsville Rotary Foundation awarded its tenth grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction to Hope House- Joy Closet! Joy Closet has seen so many stories about children being taken from their homes and social workers not being able to immediately find a placement for them. These children end up sleeping on a couch or air mattress in a DCBS office. Joy Closet’s solution to this is the Hope House! The Hope House will be a home where the Case Workers and the children can go on removal day. In most situations, workers have no other choice than to bring the children back to their office on removal day. The children, who have likely just experienced a very traumatic situation are often taken to a sterile office to sit and wait quietly while workers search for a placement for them. The Hope House will provide a friendly home setting where children can go to on removal day and have a loving home environment, stocked kitchen, toys, clothing, crafts and more. We are so humbled to be able to help give hope for the foster care journey, one child at a time!
In case you missed it - the Dyslexia Association of the Pennyrile as was awarded a grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction! 🤩The Hopkinsville Rotary Foundation awarded its ninth grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction to the Dyslexia Association of the Pennyrile! The Dyslexia Association of the Pennyrile is dedicated to helping individuals with dyslexia by providing specialized tutoring services, educational resources, and advocacy. Their mission is to ensure that those with dyslexia receive the support they need to achieve their full potential in reading and writing. Through their programs, they work closely with students, families, and educators to build skills and confidence in students who face reading challenges.
In case you missed it - the Boys and Girls Clubs of Hopkinsville-Christian County was awarded a grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction!The Hopkinsville Rotary Foundation awarded its eighth grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Hopkinsville-Christian County for their Academic Incentive Program! This program encourages and rewards academic achievement by providing tangible incentives for members who excel in their studies throughout the school year. It’s designed to motivate kids to work hard, stay focused and take pride in their education, while fostering a positive environment that values both hard work and success.
In case you missed it - Wonderfully Made Workshop was awarded a grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction!
In case you missed it - the The Salvation Army Hopkinsville, KY was awarded a grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction!The Hopkinsville Rotary Foundation awarded its sixth grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction to the The Salvation Army Hopkinsville, KY! By attending the Salvation Army’s Summer Music Camp students are provided with opportunities to learn, grow, and thrive outside of the traditional classroom setting. This helps minimize summer learning loss. This is a program that nurtures both creativity and character by helping students grow in meaningful ways that last far beyond the summer! 🎶
Honored to sponsor this BIG learning opportunity for the youth of OUR community! ALL AGES. Way to go, Christian County Literacy Council Can’t wait to hear all about it!Join us this summer as we go 📖 BEYOND THE BOOKS 📖 to explore lots of fun and interesting topics! ![]()
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This camp has got it all! You'll hear great book read-alouds, meet some awesome people, explore different topics/ideas, and participate in creative hands-on projects... you'll even get a tasty snack each day and a special camp t-shirt! 😉 Want to know what the best part is? 🎉IT'S FREE!!! 🎉![]()
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Use the link below to register (or pick up a paper form at Visit Hopkinsville or Hopkinsville-Christian County Public Library)! We look forward to seeing you at our first annual BEYOND THE BOOKS camp! ![]()
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THANK YOU to Hopkinsville Rotary Club for the grant that made this program possible!
Rotarian Brett Pritchett gave the program at this week�#rotarytuesdayesday discussing his role as Youth Liaison and all the activities going on with Interact/Earlyact Clubs, Youth Auction efforts and the Rotary Scholars PrograHopkinsville Community Collegellege!
Hopkinsville Rotary Club Creates Youth Liaison Role to Strengthen Student Programs
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In a move to enhance its longstanding focus on youth and education, the Hopkinsville Rotary Club has introduced a new leadership role to coordinate and support its student-based initiatives. “Well, ... In case you missed it - West Kentucky FCA - Area 3 was awarded a grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction!The Hopkinsville Rotary Foundation awarded its fifth grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction to the West Kentucky FCA - Area 3! FCA Youth Leadership Camps are typically held during the summer months and are open to middle and high school students who are involved in athletics. The camps offer a supportive environment where young athletes can grow and develop the skills necessary to lead with confidence and conviction through FCA’s core values: teamwork, excellence, integrity and serving. By supporting West Kentucky FCA, we’re investing in the hearts and minds of the next generation, both on and off the field! 👏
In case you missed it - Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic School was awarded a grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction! 💧The Hopkinsville Rotary Foundation awarded its fourth grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction to the Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic School’s Interact Club as a match for their Divine Drops Water Project in Nigeria to continue to make improvements for the students there. This inspiring project aligns perfectly with Rotary’s mission of service above self and making a global impact. By helping provide access to safe drinking water, Divine Drops is not only improving daily life for students abroad but also teaching the value of compassion and action to our future leaders right here in Hopkinsville.![]()
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Thank you to the students and staff at Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic School for leading the way. We’re honored to play a small part in your mission to make the world a better place, one drop at a time. 💧
In case you missed it - Christian County Public Schools/Freedom Elementary was awarded a grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction! 📖The Hopkinsville Rotary Foundation awarded its third grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction to Christian County Public Schools for the Reading Project at Freedom Elementary! The Reading Project is a powerful initiative aimed at building literacy skills, instilling a love of reading, and helping young students reach their full potential – both in and out of the classroom. By supporting this project, we are investing in the future of our children and reinforcing the vital role literacy plays in lifelong learning and success.
In case you missed it - the Hopkinsville Art Guild was awarded a grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction!The Hopkinsville Rotary Foundation awarded its second grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction to the Hopkinsville Art Guild for their Summer Art Camp! This camp provides a creative space for young artists to explore their talents, try new techniques and express themselves through a variety of visual art forms.
Thanks to Leadership Christian County 2024-2025 Program Coordinator Wende Aldridge, as well as current class members, Josh Blick and Whitney Stewart, for attending today�#rotarytuesdayesday meeting and giving an overview of this important, long-time program! Applications are now open for next year's class, so apply now - they are due May 20th! It's a great opportunity to create lifelong friendships and learn more about our amazing community!![]()
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Click to apply here: form.jotform.com/250904350945154
In case you missed it - we were so excited to be able to give away ELEVEN grants during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction! We wanted to re-highlight all of the amazing organizations that applied and were awarded a Rotary Foundation grant! ![]()
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Pennyroyal Arts Council 🤩The Hopkinsville Rotary Foundation awarded its first grant during the 75th Annual Hopkinsville Rotary Auction to the Pennyroyal Arts Council! We are proud to support the Pennyroyal Arts Council with this donation to help fund their youth summer programs. These programs help provide local children with valuable opportunities to explore their creativity through theater, music, visual arts and more!