Greetings from District Governor Mandy Jo Lohrum! 

As we embark on another impactful month of service, it’s time to come together, learn, and inspire each other to achieve even greater things. I’m thrilled to invite you all to gear up for two cornerstone events on our district calendar: the District Conference and President Elects Training Seminar (PETS)!

Why the All-Indiana Conference Is a Must-Attend
This conference isn’t just about our district—it’s about every Rotary district in Indiana coming together to amplify our impact. With a statewide focus, you’ll have the opportunity to:

  • Learn from dynamic leaders across Indiana who will share insights, success stories, and innovative ideas to elevate your club’s efforts.
    • Network with Rotarians from all corners of the state, broadening your connections and sparking partnerships that will empower
    us to serve more effectively.
    • Celebrate our collective achievements, showcasing how Rotary
    is making a difference in Indiana and beyond.

The conference will also feature exciting breakout sessions (see article), hands-on service opportunities, and engaging keynote speakers who will leave you inspired and energized to take action.

Register today: https://allindianarotary.com/

Don’t Forget About PETS
For incoming club presidents, PETS is the perfect opportunity to prepare for your leadership year. You’ll get practical tools, leadership training, and connect with fellow leaders to ensure you hit the ground running in your role.


Your Participation Matters
These events are more than just gatherings—they’re opportunities to ignite ideas, spark collaboration, and amplify our impact. Together, we’ll build momentum that drives meaningful change across our communities.
So, let’s show up and show out! Mark your calendars, rally your clubs, and encourage your fellow Rotarians to participate. Whether you’re a seasoned member or new to Rotary, there’s something for everyone to take away. Let’s make this year unforgettable. We’re stronger together, and with your enthusiasm and commitment, we can create a ripple effect of positive change.

Yours in Service,



Mandy Jo Lohrum Rotary District 6580

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Rotary unites more than a million people around the world. Rotary District 6580, based in Southern Indiana, consists of 32 Rotary clubs and more than 1,500 Rotarians. Rotary clubs in our district range in size from 12 to 200 members. Our clubs’ programs involve prominent leaders in every field, and our membership represents business and civic leaders of our communities and our state. Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
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