Our club found many ways to give on the annual Giving Tuesday, a movement of global generosity “unleashing the power of people and organizations to transform their communities and the world.”

In 2024-2025, Lebanon Noon Rotary created a project to Meet A Rotarian! See the photos and fun facts about our members.

History of Lebanon Noon Rotary from the date of the first Charter through the decade

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Lebanon Noon Rotary celebrated it's 100 year anniversary in 2021 with a big party at The Capitol Theatre!

Lebanon Noon Rotary club members crewed to build a handicamp ramp.

Andy White gave his Annual Report and thanked his Board. Bob Hamilton swore in the new Board and President, Susan Shaw. TN Representative Clark Boyd presented a State Proclamation to Andy White.

Outgoing President Jeff Hall passes the gavel to incoming President Tim Leeper

Rotarian Amy Williams daughter Iris Williams entertained and awed us with her reports.

Rotarians helped give out food at Joseph's Storehouse.

Rotarians planted trees at parks and at railroad stations.

Rotarians serve burgers, hot dogs, chicken and fries with the Breakfast and Noon clubs at the annual Wilson County Fair.

Rotarians gave funds to LSSD for Cooking and Savings classes, and for the Shark Tank experience. Students designed camps and products and proposed them to the Rotary Shark Tank for funding approval! We loved this.

Since around 1985, Lebanon Noon Rotary has purchased groceries and delivered Christmas bags full of food to SCAN (Sheriff's Citizen Awareness Network) recipients. It is one of the club's favorite annual service projects.

Susan Shaw passes the gavel to Lyn Williams

Lebanon Noon Rotary secured a District Grant to create a historical Author's Grove on the campus of Cumberland University to enhance education in the outdoor classroom. Five trees from historical authors were planted along a winding path. A buddy bench with the Rotary logo serves as a place to join someone for companionship.