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Welcome to the Rotary Club of Cheyenne
Cheyenne

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Wednesdays at 12:00 p.m.
Little America
2800 West Lincolnway
Cheyenne,
United States of America
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Caminos de Accion 

Caminos de Acción, was founded in 2012 by Laura Hastings and Blanca Escoto de Benitez.  These women met during Blanca’s Fulbright  Scholarship at the University of Wyoming. Since their meeting, these ladies have created CdA and continue to work tirelessly on helping as many individuals within the Los Tehuistes community as possible.

Laura currently serves as the President of the Board of Directors.  Blanca has served on the board and continues to support CdA efforts in Los Tehuistes.

CdA's Mission is to work in solidarity with Salvadorans to facilitate community organization in order to address locally identified challenges in El Salvador including social, educational and health related issues. 

Their Vision is to assist Salvadorans in reaching their full potential as members of and leaders in their families, communities and society. 

September 23, the Meeting will be held at Little America at 12 noon.

DGE Amy Moon met with the Rotary Board prior to the Rotary Meeting last Wednesday.

DGE Amy Moon with President Mary at the meeting.

Bob Womack gifted a PH+3 to Rosalyn Baker who was not available for the picture.  Thanking Bob is Sheridan Piel, Rotary Foundation Chair.

Jennifer Quinlivan has turned in an application for membership to our Rotary Club.  Jennifer is a Program Coordinator for CASA of Laramie County and is sponsored by Kris Whitfield.

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Upcoming Events
Speakers
Dan Fetsco, UW Law Professor
Sep 30, 2026
Redemption as Public Safety
Lindi Kirkbride
Oct 07, 2026
Rotary Club on the Sea: The Odyssey
Scott Turpen, Dean
Oct 14, 2026
University of Wyoming College of Arts & Sciences
Jim Walter, CEO
Oct 21, 2026
Visit Cheyenne
Samin Dadelahi, Director
Oct 28, 2026
Wyoming Community Foundation & Wealth Transfer
Greta Maxfield, CEO
Nov 04, 2026
Make A Wish of Wyoming
Club Executives & Directors
President
Past President
Treasurer
Secretary
Rotary Foundation Chair
Club Administration
Rotary Funding Co-Chair
Rotary Funding Co-Chair
New Generations
Service Projects C0-Chair
Service Projects Co-Chair
Membership Co-Chair
Membership Co-Chair
Public Relations
President - Cheyenne Rotary Foundation
Vice President - Cheyenne Rotary Foundation
Secretary - Cheyenne Rotary Foundation
Treasurer - Cheyenne Rotary Foundation
Member - Cheyenne Rotary Foundation

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