Get to Know Kinnic Falls, a regional counseling service located in River Falls. This presentation will be conducted by Tiffany Zitzewitz, LMFT, M.S., M.H.A.
Tiffany Zitzewitz currently serves as Executive Director of Kinnic Falls, a non-profit residential treatment center specializing in clinical treatment for substance use and mental health disorders. Fueled by her deep passion for supporting individuals on their path to wellness, Ms. Zitzewitz is wholeheartedly committed to advancing the mission of Kinnic Falls. She believes in fostering a compassionate environment where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.
Over the past thirty years, Ms. Zitzewitz has held senior executive positions within major healthcare organizations, including North Memorial Health, Allina Health, Prime Therapeutics, and Group Services for America’s Blood Centers, where she was responsible for large-scale clinical operations and strategic service development. Her leadership experience extends to board appointments with Volunteers of America – Minnesota/Wisconsin, Maple Grove Hospital, Allina Hospice Foundation, multiple ambulatory surgery centers, and a Minnesota-based health plan. She is presently a member of the advisory board at River Falls Hospital.
Ms. Zitzewitz graduated cum laude from St. Olaf College with undergraduate degrees in Economics and English. She holds a Master of Healthcare Administration from the University of Minnesota and a Master of Science from Capella University. She is licensed as a Marriage and Family Therapist in both Minnesota and Wisconsin. Ms. Zitzewitz has been married for over thirty years, is the parent of two adult children, and enjoys lake activities throughout the year.
Calling all Hudson Public School parents, grandparents, Rotarians, and friends: Looking for Junior Achievement volunteers. You can request to be in a specific classroom with a student you know. The commitment is only four 30-minute classroom sessions. You will coordinate the date and time directly with the teacher. All materials are provided. JA helps empower young people to own their economic success:
You are invited to join HDR for a week-long cultural immersion in Guatemala during January. This exceptional opportunity promises an enriching experience that allows you to engage with the local community and explore the country’s diverse attractions.
During your stay, you will have the privilege of participating in three days of stove-making, providing you with hands-on experience in this artisanal craft. Additionally, you will have the opportunity to visit three renowned tourist destinations, each offering unique insights into Guatemala’s rich cultural heritage.
We eagerly anticipate the prospect of welcoming you to this transformative journey.
The cost in January 2026 was $1600 for airfare, lodging, meals, ground transportation, and excursions.
Email or text Linda Robertson for more details
Email: lindainhudson@icloud.com
Cell: 651-341-1095
Have some FUN with a new experience.
New Member Orientation
Join us on October 6 at 4 pm at the YMCA in Hudson to learn more about our Club, its history, and how you can get involved. For more information, please email Chris Kost.
Signature Project Meeting This week
The Signature Project Committee is guided by Rotary values and is seeking projects that increase Rotary's visibility in the community while providing meaningful opportunities for member involvement. In addition, project ideas are evaluated using the following criteria, based on a review of over 30 community surveys and assessments:
Positively impact mental health
Strengthen community connections
Benefit multiple generations
The committee has reviewed more than 30 submitted ideas and narrowed the list to eight finalists. The next meeting will be held on September 16 from 3:30 to 5:00 p.m. at the Marie Blakeman Center at CCH (1320 Wisconsin Street). All members are encouraged to attend and participate in the discussion.
The goal of the meeting is to gather additional information, review the finalist ideas, and narrow the list to three or fewer potential projects.
As we continue the summer and head into fall, we need to continue to water the pollinator gardens at CNC three times each week. Watering can be done by one Rotarian each time.
We have an opportunity in the upcoming months to deliver meals to New Richmond Grace Place. Rotarians will pick up the meal at Camp St. Croix Cafeteria at 4:30 pm and deliver to Grace Place by 5:00.
Reminder that all of our meetings are recorded! You can request a link to a specific recording by contacting John Salmi. The recordings are available for 25 days, after which they are automatically deleted.
Rotary International Magazine
Did you miss the most recent edition of the Rotary International magazine? Read the topic articles HERE.
Save the Date!
Minneapolis, MN, is set to host the 2028 Rotary International Convention. Mark your calendars for May 27 - 31, 2028.
Volunteer at the 2028 RI Convention
The dates for volunteer participation at the Minneapolis Convention are May 26-31, 2028.
Interested? Send your name, email, and club name to ri2028volunteer@gmail.com. District will follow up to keep you in the loop as details are available. All Rotarians are encouraged to sign up!
If you or someone you know would be interested in serving as a host family for our exchange student, please connect with Roy Sjoberg.
Opportunity for Local Youth: Camp Enterprise
Designed to introduce students to the free enterprise system and entrepreneurship, the camp runs Nov 5-7 at Camp Courage in Maple Lake, MN. Learn more HERE. Know a high schooler interested in attending? Contact John Duntley for more info.
