Giving Used Books a Second Life Worldwide.

Books for the World is a Rotary-led literacy project that gives new life to used books by placing them in schools and communities where educational resources are scarce. Reusing books that might otherwise be discarded supports both global education and environmental sustainability.

Through 2025, Wisconsin Rotarians have shipped 3.6+ million books, collected from 200+ schools, 5 book resellers, and 20+ libraries statewide.

Clubs can help by partnering with local schools and arranging delivery of books to our Wisconsin operation. Stop by our table to learn more.

ClubRunner is a member management platform designed to help Rotary clubs and districts streamline operations, engage members, and run their organizations more efficiently, supported by a robust and modern technology platform used by thousands of Rotary organizations worldwide.

Non-profit organization powered by volunteers, dedicated to raising, training, and gifting service dogs to military veterans and first responders living with disabilities at no charge.

Information from recent trips to Ukraine and meetings with Ukrainian rotary clubs regarding humanitarian aid efforts between our districts

We provide toolkits of resources that provide you with resources to recognize exploitation and how to respond. How you can protect your families with "Cyber Hygiene" tools. 

A non-partisan, cross-ideological solution to empower American voices and combat the influence of special interests and billionaires in our government.

Inspired by the spirit behind our community’s beloved holiday light show and the Rotarians who have made it possible for more than two decades, the story highlights kindness, empathy, and the power of service. Written for young readers but rooted in Rotary values, the book reflects the goodwill and “Service Above Self” mindset that defines our work.  All net proceeds from book sales benefit The Rotary Foundation and the Marshfield Rotary Foundation.  Stop by Ben’s table to learn more, pick up a copy for your family, purchase as a gift, or explore options for your club to share the story in your community.

Author Lyn Kennedy will be exhibiting and selling her book Pioneer Women and Rotary Since 1911, featuring a foreword by Past Rotary International President Jennifer Jones.

The book explores the little-known history of the early movement—beginning in 1911—to include women in Rotary or establish women’s Rotary clubs. While many Rotarians are familiar with the modern story of women joining Rotary, few know about the decades of advocacy that preceded it.

Kennedy’s work documents the pioneering women who helped shape this journey, the development of auxiliary Rotary clubs in the United States and the United Kingdom, and the many proposals and debates about women’s membership over the years. It also highlights the landmark Duarte Rotary Club legal case that ultimately opened the door for women in Rotary, along with the stories of the first modern-day women pioneers—from those early trailblazers to Rotary International President, Stephanie Urchick.

Pioneer Women and Rotary Since 1911 is the first comprehensive, factual account of the history of women in Rotary gathered in a single volume. All profits from book sales support Rotary causes.

Informational table for current Polio projects and fundraisers that YOU can get involved with!

Visit our table and learn about why we're involved in International Projects and how having  this experience impacts the beneficiaries and our members.

The Rotary Friendship Exchange (RFE) is an international program for Rotary members to experience new cultures firsthand by visiting and hosting fellow members worldwide. Focusing on fellowship, service, and vocational exchange, participants build lasting international relationships and, in many cases, kickstart joint projects.

Rotary Means Business encourages Rotarians to support the success of their fellow Rotarians by doing business with them and by referring others to them.

Everyone deserves a place to call home. Right now, more than 123 million people around the world have lost their homes to disaster and conflict. We are working to change this. By providing emergency shelter, tools and household supplies to displaced families after disaster, we enable families to rebuild and recover, transforming despair into hope.

Friends of Raven’s Ark School is the lifeline and soul resource for a remote village in Kideboro Izira, Uganda. At the request of the village Chief, we are striving to give one child from each family a chance at education—something their families have never known. Just four years ago, there was no school and little hope. Today, laughter, learning and dreams are taking root.

You can be the spark that lights this change—learn more,  get involved, and help transform the future of an entire village. 

The World Affairs Seminar (WAS) is a week-long, residential leadership program for teens interested in peacebuilding, diplomacy, international affairs, global leadership, and civic engagement and dialogue. 

WAS is held every summer at Carroll University in Waukesha, and over 85% of attendees are sponsored through a Rotary Club.