Our club was founded in 1979 and is a collection of 45 business and community leaders from North St. Paul, Maplewood, and Oakdale that give their time, treasure, and talent as part of their commitment to Rotary.
Without your support, the Rotary Club is powerless to provide vital assistance to our local and global communities.
Please consider giving to our Rotary club this year, either with a direct donation or through participation in our Annual Sporting Clay Shoot, or other fund raising activities.
The North St Paul Maplewood Oakdale Rotary Club welcomes this Year’s GSE (Group Study Exchange) Team. Rotary sponsors international exchanges of groups of six young business and professional people. The group consists of a Rotarian group leader and five non-Rotarian professionals- usually of various business backgrounds. The visits last five to six weeks and members of the group stay in a number of Rotarian’s homes as they travel through-out our Rotary District. This year our GSE Team members are all journalists and come from the Rotary District covering The Czech Republic and Slovakia. Our Rotary GSE team of American business…
The North St. Paul, Maplewood, Oakdale Rotary Club Dictionary Project. For the 5th year the Rotary Club Members have raised funds for and distributed dictionaries to every third grader in the nine elementary schools in District 622 on Friday, February 15th. This annual project, led by Sonya Czerepak (Rotary Member and Principal of Cowern School), provides dictionaries to third graders as a way to help promote literacy. The Dictionary Project supports students’ efforts to become active readers, good writers & creative thinkers. The students regularly use the dictionaries to enhance their studies – even beyond third grade. These expanded dictionaries…
Rotary/Tartan Student of the Year Omoteniola (Teni) Limina. The North St. Paul Maplewood Oakdale Rotary Club Helps Tartan Honor it’s selection of Student of the year. Teni received a framed Certificate of Honor and her name was added to the Student of the Year plague which is displayed in a Tartan Trophy Case. Teni’s father Lawal Lamina was presented with a gift certificate for dinner at the Maplewood Outback. Pictured above: Craig Speiter (Business Teacher), Teni, Lawal, Principal Adam Ehrmantraut Teni Says… I come from a big family and am the oldest. We live in Oakdale, Minnesota and I attend…
Rotary/Hill-Murray Student of the Year is Joe Wilde. The North St. Paul Maplewood Oakdale Rotary Club helps Hill-Murray to honor its selection of Student of the year. Doing an excellent job of presenting Joe to the Rotary Club was one of his favorite teachers Regina Dow- English. Joe received a framed Certificate of Honor and his name was added to the Student of the Year Plague which is displayed in a Hill-Murray Trophy Case. Joe’s father, Mike, and mother, Tammy, were presented with a gift certificate for dinner at the Maplewood Outback.
Randy Greenlee, Brian Buchmayer, Tony Cavallaro & Joan Peterson along with Beth Klein, Mark Junod and about 10 Tartan High School Uprising students went to Second Harvest food bank on a joint volunteering project. We packed 29,750 pounds of groceries into 850 cartons, filling 17 pallets. This equates to about two-thirds of tractor-trailer load of groceries. This food will provide 24,791 meals for the needy throughout Minnesota. Our Rotarians and The Uprising kids did an excellent job representing Tartan High School, District 622 and the North St. Paul/Maplewood/Oakdale Rotary Club.
