Plymouth Rotary Club has a 40-plus-year history of serving the Plymouth, Minnesota area through service projects, community grants, scholarships for education, and the Plymouth Heart Safe CPR/AED training. Plymouth on Parade, Fire & Ice Fishing Contest and Brewfest are just some activities. See a sample by clicking here or below.  |
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Plymouth Rotary Partner, CCX Media reports on The Plymouth Housing and Redevelopment Authority who broke ground on Valor Place, an affordable twin home for two veterans families in Plymouth on Tuesday. “To me, just having people who have given that service to their country, being out there, giving them the chance for affordable housing is so important to all of us,” said Plymouth Mayor Jeff Wosje. “I think we’re all trying to make a difference in people’s lives and this will make a difference for two families out there."
Congratulations to the class of 2021! Plymouth Rotary Club is honored to provide scholarships to the following high school seniors:
Miriam Manna: $1500 Rotary Scholarship (Armstrong High School)
Sabrina Nelson: $1500 Rotary Scholarship (Armstrong High School)
Sanjali Roy: $1500 Rotary Scholarship (Wayzata High School)
Benjamin Zhecheng Yu: $1000 Shakthi Foundation Scholarship (Wayzata High School)
"Thank you so much for this scholarship, it means a lot to me!"
"Thank you again for all your help, I am so grateful!"
"Thank you once again for the scholarship, it means so much to me."
The following is from Katie Lindenfelser, Founder & Executive Director at Crescent Cove
Over the past couple of years, we have been bringing to life new outdoor spaces for kids to enjoy and explore! The full play space project is nearing completion, but in the meantime, a number of outdoor musical instruments were recently installed and are ready for play. On his last respite visit, Lance got to try them out for the first time! The musical instruments were generously donated by the following local Rotary Clubs: Minneapolis City of Lakes, Plymouth, Orono, Brooklyn Center, St. Cloud, Minneapolis #9, Burnsville, and Burnsville Breakfast, with a matching grant from Rotary District 5950.
Plymouth Heart Safe's CPR and AED training sessions are on and with new guidelines, additional individuals can attend. In working with the City of Plymouth and following Minnesota Department of Health guidelines in navigating COVID-19, hands-only CPR and AED training will be offered at no charge. Sessions will be limited to 20 registered individuals per session. Mask coverings and screening will be required. Plymouth Rotary Club is proud to partner on this community program that has trained 6,454 area residents!
Sessions are an hour and 15 minutes in length and are available for adults and teenagers (8th grade and up). All sessions are held at the Plymouth Public Safety Building located at 3400 Plymouth Blvd., adjacent to Plymouth City Hall.
Though sessions are currently filled, please continue to check here for new dates and times. Thank you.
Wednesday, May 19th at 7pm FILLED
Saturday, May 22nd at 10am FILLED
The COVID-19 pandemic hasn't changed the fact that bystanders play a crucial role in improving survival rates for cardiac arrest. But providing potentially lifesaving CPR requires extra considerations amid the coronavirus crisis, according to temporary guidance from the American Heart Association. Plymouth Heart Safe is resuming hands only CPR and AED training; information above. Click here for details.
