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Volunteers Make All the Difference

Winter Night Watch depends on volunteers to help drive the food trucks and assist with the distribution of meals and winterwear at the stops. (Due to the sensitive nature of this program, we ask that all volunteers be over the age of 18. Youth ages 14-18 can participate if accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. The parent/guardian must sign up for a volunteer slot as well.) Our two food trucks make multiple stops around central and south Omaha, ensuring we reach the greatest number of people possible on any given night. Depending on the weather, at the height of the winter season as many as 400 individuals per night stop by the food trucks for a hot meal.

Volunteers Make All the Difference

Winter Night Watch depends on volunteers to help drive the food trucks and assist with the distribution of meals and winterwear at the stops. (Due to the sensitive nature of this program, we ask that all volunteers be over the age of 18. Youth ages 14-18 can participate if accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. The parent/guardian must sign up for a volunteer slot as well.) Our two food trucks make multiple stops around central and south Omaha, ensuring we reach the greatest number of people possible on any given night. Depending on the weather, at the height of the winter season as many as 400 individuals per night stop by the food trucks for a hot meal.

Volunteers Make All the Difference

Winter Night Watch depends on volunteers to help drive the food trucks and assist with the distribution of meals and winterwear at the stops. (Due to the sensitive nature of this program, we ask that all volunteers be over the age of 18. Youth ages 14-18 can participate if accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. The parent/guardian must sign up for a volunteer slot as well.) Our two food trucks make multiple stops around central and south Omaha, ensuring we reach the greatest number of people possible on any given night. Depending on the weather, at the height of the winter season as many as 400 individuals per night stop by the food trucks for a hot meal.

Volunteers Make All the Difference

Winter Night Watch depends on volunteers to help drive the food trucks and assist with the distribution of meals and winterwear at the stops. (Due to the sensitive nature of this program, we ask that all volunteers be over the age of 18. Youth ages 14-18 can participate if accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. The parent/guardian must sign up for a volunteer slot as well.) Our two food trucks make multiple stops around central and south Omaha, ensuring we reach the greatest number of people possible on any given night. Depending on the weather, at the height of the winter season as many as 400 individuals per night stop by the food trucks for a hot meal.

Volunteers Make All the Difference

Winter Night Watch depends on volunteers to help drive the food trucks and assist with the distribution of meals and winterwear at the stops. (Due to the sensitive nature of this program, we ask that all volunteers be over the age of 18. Youth ages 14-18 can participate if accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. The parent/guardian must sign up for a volunteer slot as well.) Our two food trucks make multiple stops around central and south Omaha, ensuring we reach the greatest number of people possible on any given night. Depending on the weather, at the height of the winter season as many as 400 individuals per night stop by the food trucks for a hot meal.

Volunteers Make All the Difference

Winter Night Watch depends on volunteers to help drive the food trucks and assist with the distribution of meals and winterwear at the stops. (Due to the sensitive nature of this program, we ask that all volunteers be over the age of 18. Youth ages 14-18 can participate if accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. The parent/guardian must sign up for a volunteer slot as well.) Our two food trucks make multiple stops around central and south Omaha, ensuring we reach the greatest number of people possible on any given night. Depending on the weather, at the height of the winter season as many as 400 individuals per night stop by the food trucks for a hot meal.

Rotary Means Business is an excellent way to network with other Rotarians! 

Volunteers Make All the Difference

Winter Night Watch depends on volunteers to help drive the food trucks and assist with the distribution of meals and winterwear at the stops. (Due to the sensitive nature of this program, we ask that all volunteers be over the age of 18. Youth ages 14-18 can participate if accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. The parent/guardian must sign up for a volunteer slot as well.) Our two food trucks make multiple stops around central and south Omaha, ensuring we reach the greatest number of people possible on any given night. Depending on the weather, at the height of the winter season as many as 400 individuals per night stop by the food trucks for a hot meal.

Volunteers Make All the Difference

Winter Night Watch depends on volunteers to help drive the food trucks and assist with the distribution of meals and winterwear at the stops. (Due to the sensitive nature of this program, we ask that all volunteers be over the age of 18. Youth ages 14-18 can participate if accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. The parent/guardian must sign up for a volunteer slot as well.) Our two food trucks make multiple stops around central and south Omaha, ensuring we reach the greatest number of people possible on any given night. Depending on the weather, at the height of the winter season as many as 400 individuals per night stop by the food trucks for a hot meal.

• Location: Biaggi's, 13655 California St.
• Time:
  • Happy Hour: 6:30 PM - 7:00 PM
  • Dinner: 7:00 PM
  • Paddle Auction: 8:00 PM

• Cost: $100 per person (couples encouraged!)
• Wine: Please bring a bottle of wine to share with your table.

Volunteers Make All the Difference

Winter Night Watch depends on volunteers to help drive the food trucks and assist with the distribution of meals and winterwear at the stops. (Due to the sensitive nature of this program, we ask that all volunteers be over the age of 18. Youth ages 14-18 can participate if accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. The parent/guardian must sign up for a volunteer slot as well.) Our two food trucks make multiple stops around central and south Omaha, ensuring we reach the greatest number of people possible on any given night. Depending on the weather, at the height of the winter season as many as 400 individuals per night stop by the food trucks for a hot meal.

We need your help to prepare and serve dinner at the Hope Lodge! 

Volunteers Make All the Difference

Winter Night Watch depends on volunteers to help drive the food trucks and assist with the distribution of meals and winterwear at the stops. (Due to the sensitive nature of this program, we ask that all volunteers be over the age of 18. Youth ages 14-18 can participate if accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. The parent/guardian must sign up for a volunteer slot as well.) Our two food trucks make multiple stops around central and south Omaha, ensuring we reach the greatest number of people possible on any given night. Depending on the weather, at the height of the winter season as many as 400 individuals per night stop by the food trucks for a hot meal.

Volunteers Make All the Difference

Winter Night Watch depends on volunteers to help drive the food trucks and assist with the distribution of meals and winterwear at the stops. (Due to the sensitive nature of this program, we ask that all volunteers be over the age of 18. Youth ages 14-18 can participate if accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. The parent/guardian must sign up for a volunteer slot as well.) Our two food trucks make multiple stops around central and south Omaha, ensuring we reach the greatest number of people possible on any given night. Depending on the weather, at the height of the winter season as many as 400 individuals per night stop by the food trucks for a hot meal.

Volunteers Make All the Difference

Winter Night Watch depends on volunteers to help drive the food trucks and assist with the distribution of meals and winterwear at the stops. (Due to the sensitive nature of this program, we ask that all volunteers be over the age of 18. Youth ages 14-18 can participate if accompanied by a parent or guardian at all times. The parent/guardian must sign up for a volunteer slot as well.) Our two food trucks make multiple stops around central and south Omaha, ensuring we reach the greatest number of people possible on any given night. Depending on the weather, at the height of the winter season as many as 400 individuals per night stop by the food trucks for a hot meal.

Sign up to help package meals for Heartland Kids Against Hunger!

Click HERE to signup!

We need your help to prepare and serve dinner at the Hope Lodge! 

We invite you to be a part of the annual BLOODY MARY FEST! This fundraising event brought to you by The Omaha West Rotary Club, will be held on Saturday, March 21st, 2026, from 11am to 2pm at Lucky Bucket Brewery (11941 Centennial Rd Suite 1). This is an annual fundraiser hosted by the Omaha West Rotary Club that brings local restaurants and bars together to show off their best recipes and designs of everyone’s favorite Bloody Mary Drink! The restaurants and bars will compete in different categories for prize money that will be judged by the guests of the event.

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE!

We need your help to prepare and serve dinner at the Hope Lodge! 

The Open Door Mission is in need of some lunches! Join us April 8th at Biaggi's to help make sandwhiches and put together sack lunches for the Open Door Mission!

Our 70^th High School H.S. Recognition Luncheon is scheduled for 11:45 on Friday, May 1^st at the Champions Run Country Club.  Please register to HERE.  It is important to register as Champions needs a head count. The cost is $24.  Please attend and act as host at your table for this really great event.

This year’s keynote speaker will be UNO Chancellor  Dr. Joann Li. Dr. Li is the University of Nebraska at Omaha’s 16^th chancellor. She stepped into the role in July 2021 following a national search and unanimous approval from the University of Nebraska Board of Regents. Dr. Li is an internationally recognized leader committed to transforming communities and empowering students through enhancing access to higher education, developing strategic workforce programs, and inspiring lifelong learning. For more details her bio can be found at https://www.unomaha.edu/office-of-the-chancellor/about-the-chancellor/index.php

Join us in helping to clean up the common areas at Tri-Faith!

call Kathy Wawers at 402-679-9851 if you can't find the group or need help finding the parking lot!

Monthly Networking Event!

Network and do business with local Rotarians!

**Bring your business cards!

We need your help to prepare and serve dinner at the Hope Lodge! 

You're invited to a Rotary gathering at the home of Suzan Rohrig! Suzan, a residential architect, recently completed a stunning redesign of the house, which has a special history—it was originally owned by her parents, and her mother, Bev Karrer, is a fellow Rotarian.

We need your help to prepare and serve dinner at the Hope Lodge!