Rotary Giving

The Rotary Club of Springfield Southeast started in 1967, with 32 members. Today, The Rotary Club of Springfield Southeast is one of the 50 largest Rotary Clubs in the United States. In May 2016, Rotary Club of Springfield Southeast established The Rotary Club of Springfield Southeast Endowment, Inc., to complement the Club's philanthropic and charitable giving. The Rotary Club of Springfield Southeast has supported the following charities and programs. The Rotary Club of Springfield Southeast Endowment, Inc.  plans to support programs such as these.
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  • Don't Meth With Us
  • Care to Learn
  • Child Advocacy Center
  • Habitat for Humanity
  • Ozarks Regional YMCA
  • CASA of Southwest Missouri
  • Rare Breed
  • The Discovery Center
  • Midwest Foster Care & Adoption
  • The National Alliance on Mental Illness
  • The Victim Center
  • Isabel's House
  • SPS Foundation
  • OACAC
  • Harmony House
  • K-Park at Jordan Valley Park
  • Diaper Bank of The Ozarks
  • Robberson Community School Reading Program
  • Hand In Hand Multicultural Center
  • The Fairbanks Project
  • The Messiah Project
  • Convoy of Hope
  • Askinosie Chocolate University
  • Drury Non-Profit Center
  • Springfield Regional Arts Council
  • Girls On The Run
  • Don't Meth With Us
  • Care to Learn
  • Child Advocacy Center
  • Habitat for Humanity
  • Ozarks Regional YMCA
  • CASA of Southwest Missouri
  • Rare Breed
  • The Discovery Center
  • Midwest Foster Care & Adoption
  • The National Alliance on Mental Illness
  • The Victim Center
  • Isabel's House
  • SPS Foundation
  • OACAC
  • Harmony House
  • K-Park at Jordan Valley Park
  • Diaper Bank of The Ozarks
  • Robberson Community School Reading Program
  • Hand In Hand Multicultural Center
  • The Fairbanks Project
  • The Messiah Project
  • Convoy of Hope
  • Askinosie Chocolate University
  • Drury Non-Profit Center
  • Springfield Regional Arts Council
  • Girls On The Run

Do Good with Daniel: Springfield Rotary Club Announces New Fund for Nonprofits

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