Rotary Club of Lexington: Embracing the Spirit of Service this Holiday Season 

The holiday season is a time for reflection, celebration, and connection—a perfect opportunity to embrace the values that define us as Rotarians: Service Above Self, community engagement, and the power of collective goodwill. At the Rotary Club of Lexington, this special season underscores our commitment to making a meaningful impact both locally and globally. 

As we celebrate the close of another remarkable year, we are also looking forward to the opportunities that lie ahead—growing our membership, strengthening partnerships, and exploring new ways to give back. 

Rotarians thrive on service, and the festive season is no exception. Whether it’s filling backpacks at God’s Pantry, supporting organizations like Sunrise Children’s Services, or coming together for fellowship at events like last week’s Holiday Party, our members continually embody the spirit of giving. 

This year, we are reminded of the importance of extending this mission to others. Building our membership remains a top priority as we seek to expand our reach and amplify our impact. We encourage all members to share their passion for Rotary and invite friends, colleagues, and community leaders to join our vibrant, service-driven organization. 

We’re also excited to highlight new sponsorships that help offset club expenses and fuel our initiatives. DG Gridley, owner of Aging With Grace, generously covered the cost of our member roster, while Markus Cross, realtor extraordinaire, and Blue Million sponsored the launch of our new website. These collaborations not only strengthen our club’s mission but also reflect the trust and support we’ve earned within the community. 

As we gather at our weekly lunches, especially this week with the beautiful kids from Booker T. Washington, we’re reminded that these moments are more than just meals—they’re opportunities to connect, inspire, and collaborate. They are the foundation of the camaraderie and shared purpose that drives us forward. 

Looking ahead, we’re excited to build on our momentum with expanded fundraising initiatives in 2025. Plans are already underway for new events that promise to engage both our members and the broader Lexington community. 

This holiday season, let us remember that the heart of Rotary lies in the simple yet profound act of serving others. Together, we have the power to make this season brighter and more meaningful for all. 

Thank you for being part of this incredible journey. Here’s to a joyful holiday season and an impactful year ahead! 

Happy Holidays – President Bret Anderson

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