February 28th – Rhonda Rhodes, CTEC Behavioral Health & Human Services Program Rhonda will be sharing information with us about the Behavior Health and Human Services program, which is designed to provide students a comprehensive understanding of the complexities surrounding human behavior, mental health, and social well-being. This program offers a multidisciplinary approach that combines psychology, […]

March 6th – Salem Keizer Schools Music Program – Sumpter Elementary The Sumpter Elementary School Choir, directed by their teacher – Bethea Gliebe, will present a vocal concert for our club. The Sumpter Elementary Choir is the largest elementary choir in the state and one of the very best. The Salem-Keizer Elementary Choir program, along with […]

February 21st – Marion County Sheriff Nick Hunter Nicholas (Nick) Hunter began his law enforcement career in November of 2001 by serving in the Marion County Sheriff’s Office, and was appointed as the 41st Sheriff of Marion County 22 years later. Sheriff Hunter grew up in Clackamas County before moving to Marion County in 1995 to attend […]

February 7th – Charles Weathers: Redeveloping Salem’s Historic Buildings Charles started with a 16-year career in real estate finance, tackled over 60 single family rehabs, and built a handful of small multi-family developments. But, as a life-long resident of Salem, he always enjoyed the unique variety of buildings in the historic downtown. When the opportunity to […]

February 7th: Mike Caruso, Larry Strober, and Rotary Peacebuilder Clubs February is Rotary Peace month. Past District Governor Mike Caruso and Past Assistant Governor Larry Strober, both from the Newberg club, come to share about Rotary’s long-term commitment to peace in the world: our history, current initiatives, future plans, and how it all affects us in […]

January 31st: An Update from Police Chief Womack Please join us to hear from Chief Womack on how they are faring in the current budget situation and his perspective on the current gun crisis in Salem. Program Chair: Chane Griggs Meeting Location: Willamette Heritage Center – Dye House   President’s Message This is Good Works Silver & […]

January 24th: Adopt a Farmer – A Unique STEM Experience for Middle School Students Recipe for Learning: Start with some inquisitive middle school science students, add a farmer willing to share knowledge about the science and economics of farming and you have a wonderfully unique educational experience! Mallory Phelan, Executive Director of Oregon Aglink, will talk about […]

January 17th: What’s Cooking with the Boys & Girls Club?  The Boys & Girls Club is honored to be the recipient of the Club’s Good Works grant this year to support purchasing appliances for their satellite branches. Past President Sue Bloom will be giving us a photo tour of their Clubhouses and kitchens, and some of the magic […]