Upcoming Events
- Taste of Farmville, April 23
Now accepting applications for 2026 Community Service Grant
The Rotary Club of Farmville is now accepting applications for its Annual Community Service Grant from organizations whose activities promote and enhance the quality of life for citizens of the Town of Farmville/Prince Edward County but may also have a greater footprint in the region for their project. Organizations must be not-for-profit, and benefit local citizens. The grant is a contribution of up to Seven Thousand Five Hundred Dollars ($7,500).
It is preferred that the grant be used in the following manner: as seed money to start a “bricks and mortar” or equipment project, and not for general or operational expenses; however, it is not the intention of Rotary to exclude a worthwhile and deserving project.
You may download the application by clicking here or send a request by e-mail to Club Secretary Douglas Stanley at dpstanley2020@gmail.com. Completed applications must be submitted with ten (10) copies, and cannot contain any additional material other than the completed application. Applications must be received no later than Wednesday, April 1, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. at the Prince Edward County Administrator’s Office at 111 N. South Street, 3rd Floor, or postmarked by no later than Wednesday, April 1, 2026, if mailed to the Farmville Rotary Club at P.O. Box 659, Farmville, VA 23901.
A committee will screen all applications, select finalists, and present those finalists to the full membership for final selection of the grant recipient. Finalists will be given an opportunity to personally explain their projects to the full membership of the Rotary Club at its regular meeting, currently scheduled for Thursday, April 16, 2026, at 12:00 Noon at the Community Center at the Woodland, before a vote is taken. The decision of the full membership is final.
Rotarians participate in Walk to End Alzheimer’s
We had a great turnout of 18 club members at our local Walk to End Alzheimer’s event on part of the High Bridge Trail! Four other Rotary members helped by donating funds for the event. Also, we stopped at Three Roads Brewing – FARM afterwards to socialize!
Rotarians help run the Veterans Day Extravaganza
Farmville Rotarians once again contributed to the success of the Salute to Service Veterans Day Extravaganza at Three Roads Brewery. Kerby Moore, who heads the annual effort, was joined by several other Rotarians and community veterans to plan and execute the celebration.
Rotarians helping to set up for the Extravaganza
Singing on stage as a finale to the celebration
The Fuqua School Interact Club once again helped out. Thank you, students, for your hard work!