Club Stories
Aurora Rotary Club members and their families  were out early for Roadside Cleanup. Our club covers the 2-mile stretch on Hwy 34 East of The Leadership Center. This is an annual project for our Club.  
Aurora Rotary Club members and their families volunteered to ring bells this year. Each year these kettles raise funds that support local needs. Rotarians have participated in bell ringing for many years. 
Aurora Rotary Club members, their families and youth in the community were out early for Roadside Cleanup. Our club is responsible for the 2-mile stretch on Hwy 34 East of The Leadership Center. This is an annual project for the Club.  
The Aurora Rotary Club is part of the Nebraska Adopt-a-Highway Program. We had a group of Rotarians who cleaned up our 2-mile stretch on highway 34 just east of town.
Rotary members and community volunteers collected an estimated 24,000 pounds of hazardous waste, computer components, and paper ready for shredding. Approximately 150 vehicles loaded with paint, pesticides, aerosols and other hazardous materials drove through the Hamilton County Fairgrounds between 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. Saturday, October 16th.  
After a break due to COVID, Brett Mitchell serves as the 2021-2022 Club President. Aurora Rotary Club is beginning with a fresh start by meeting the first and third Wednesday each month and meetings have moved to The Leadership Center.
District Governor visits Aurora Rotary Club
Kathryn Schubert, 2023-2024 Rotary District 5650 Governor, visited Aurora Rotary Club to share the vision for this year. 
Welcome to our Club!
Aurora

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Wednesdays at 12:00 PM
The Leadership Center
2211 Q Street
Aurora, NE
United States of America
Phone:
(308) 730-1049
Meetings are the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month.
Club Executives & Directors
Club President
Club President-elect
Immediate Past Club President
Club Secretary
Club Treasurer
Club Foundation Chair - TRF
Club Membership Chair
Club Polio Chair
Club Program Chair
Club Public Image
Club Service Projects
Butch Furse
Jim Koepke
Jim McHargue
Kurt Mitchell
Jeff Morris
Tammy Morris
Benjamin Dennis
Sunday, Oct 24th
Rotary is dedicated to eradicating Polio in the world. 
MAKE A DIFFERENCE - JOIN A PROJECT

Change your community with us by volunteering on a local project.
2024-2025 THEME
 
The Magic of Rotary. Every project, every dollar, every member, matters. 
SERVICE ABOVE SELF

We work together to accomplish important projects for our community.