• When & Where we meet

    1st & 3rd Wednesday (12:00pm)
    The Big Four Café, 121 Depot Street, Batesville, IN

    Last Tuesday (6:00pm) at a local restaurant. See our calendar for the location, as well as for exceptions, additional activities, and events.
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    Interested in personal membership? Click here for a PDF form. Please print this form and fill it out. Give the printed form to a Batesville Rotarian, or mail to us at:
    Batesville Rotary Club
    PO Box 203
    Batesville, IN 47006


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    Rotary Club of Batesville, IN
    PO Box 203
    Batesville, IN 47006


    batesvillerotaryclub@gmail.com

  • Rotary Theme 2023-2024

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    Rotary: Service Above Self
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The Dictionary Project

The Batesville Rotary Club made their annual contribution of dictionaries to all third graders in Batesville Intermediate and St. Louis elementary schools. Approximately 192 books were distributed.

Batesville Rotary Ringing Bell for Salvation Army

On Dec 6, members of the Rotary Club of Batesville (Margie Walke, Craig Gilliland, Melanie and Donald Mobley) plus non-member Melanie Gilliland rang the bell for Salvation Army at Kroger in Batesville.

Join us at Noon on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month at the Big Four Café, 121 Depot Street in Batesville to find out what the Batesville Rotary Club is doing. Contact us to have a chat.

batesvillerotaryclub@gmail.com

https://batesvillerotary.com/

Safe Passage Auction Fundraiser

The Rotary Club of Batesville attended the Safe Passage Auction Fundraiser. Safe Passage, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose mission is to provide help, healing, and hope to build a community free of domestic and sexual violence. Through extensive services and support to victims of domestic and sexual violence and innovative community-based prevention programming, Safe Passage strives to build safe, stable nurturing relationships and communities. To find out more information on Safe Passage go to safepassageinc.org.

Batesville Rotary Support of Safe Passage at Christmas

On Dec 3, 2025, the Rotary Club of Batesville presented Safe Passage, which supports victims of domestic and sexual violence, with a list of items that are needed to help clients as they move into their own apartments. The items given to Safe Passage included: Pots & Pans, Cooking Utensils, Can Openers, toasters, plates, bowls, silverware, blankets, pillows. Safe Passage, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization whose mission is to provide help, healing and hope to build a community free of domestic and sexual violence. Through extensive services and support to victims of domestic and sexual violence and innovative community-based prevention programming, Safe Passage strives to build safe, stable nurturing relationships and communities. To find out more information on Safe Passage go to safepassageinc.org.

Join us at Noon on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month at the Big Four Café, 121 Depot Street in Batesville to find out what the Batesville Rotary Club is doing. Contact us to have a chat.

batesvillerotaryclub@gmail.com

Food Pantry Donation

Rotary Club of Batesville President Donald Mobley presented the Batesville Area Ministerial Association Food Pantry a check for $500 in support of the Food Pantry.

Rotary Help a Student Fund at SCC

Rotary Club of Batesville President Donald Mobley presented Amy Solly Student Service Coordinator of the Southeastern Career Center a check for $1000 to the “Rotary Help a Student Fund” to help with any costs to enable students to participate in high quality Career & Technical Programs.

The Southeastern Career Center is the first Career and Technical Education Center that was built in the state of Indiana. In 1964, a group of very forward-thinking educators and business leaders saw a need for a bridge between Industry and Education and saw that it needed to start at the high school level. The Southeastern Career Center strives to provide students with a learning environment that integrates technical skills and academic knowledge, while also promoting work ethics, citizenship, and self-esteem.

If you are interested in finding out more about our club, join us on the first or third Wednesday of each month at the Big 4 Cafe Conference Room at noon in Batesville. Your lunch will be free.

Rotary District Governor Visit

District Governor (DG) Kari Akin visited the Rotary Club of Batesville to discuss the main focus of Rotary during his year as District Governor.

Join us at Noon on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month at the Big Four Café, 121 Depot Street in Batesville to find out what the Batesville Rotary Club is doing. Contact us to have a chat.

batesvillerotaryclub@gmail.com

https://batesvillerotary.com/

Batesville Rotary Appreciates Golf Outing Support

We are grateful to Friendship State Bank; Southeastern Insurance; Bruns-Gutzwiller; Hirt & Elco; Southeastern Career Center; Enneking Auto; Buckley’s Service Center; Skyline Chili; Water Tek; Gilman; Duke Energy; and Batesville Liquor Store for monetary and material donations. The tournament would not have been so successful without your support.

Tasty, boxed lunches were provided by the Southeastern Career Center Culinary Arts Program.

And, of course, thanks to the golfers who participated. We hope you enjoyed the day as much as we enjoyed hosting you. The day was a success, raising funds for our “Help a Student Fund” at Southeastern Career Center, and other projects such as the local food pantry, 3rd grade dictionary project, Summer Food Program, and global projects such as polio eradication and Shelter Box. We couldn’t have done it without your generous participation. You made it a fun event while supporting a good cause.

Thanks again.

The Batesville Rotary Club

Filling Backpacks for Project T3

Project T3 provides children in foster care or family placement in the Southeastern Indiana area with a backpack and school supplies. These children may otherwise show up for school without the required backpack or supplies.

Currently, Project T3 services Ripley, Dearborn, Ohio, Jefferson, Switzerland, Jennings, Scott, Jackson, Decatur, Shelby, Bartholomew, Fayette, Union, Rush, and Franklin Counties in Indiana.

On July 16, volunteers stuffed packs in the Project T3 space within the Batesville Area Resource Center. Rotary Club of Batesville provided some of the volunteers to help fill the backpacks.

These packs were delivered to foster kids overseen by the Indiana Department of Child Services; One Community, One Family; Head Start 3- and 4-year-olds; children staying at the Safe Passage domestic violence facility; and New Hope, formerly Family Connections.

Join us at Noon on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month at the Big Four Café, 121 Depot Street in Batesville to find out the other service projects the club is doing.

Batesville Rotary Golf Outing

The Rotary Club of Batesville, IN announces its Annual Fall Charity Golf Tournament at Hillcrest Golf & Country Club, Friday, Sept 12, 2025 @ Noon. Send an email to meldon@etczone.com for the entry form! Proceeds go to the “Rotary Help a Student Fund” at Southeastern Career Center.

HURRY – Only 24 teams will be accepted.

NEW THIS YEAR is a one hour earlier start time.