SERTOMA PARTNERSHIP ENHANCES MSU COMMUNICATION SCIENCES AND DISORDERS PROGRAM
Great read on page 58!
Also: Congratulations to Sertoman Raegen Nunez for completing the 2025 Community Leadership Institute (CLI) Program!
SERTOMA PARTNERSHIP ENHANCES MSU COMMUNICATION SCIENCES AND DISORDERS PROGRAM
Great read on page 58!
Also: Congratulations to Sertoman Raegen Nunez for completing the 2025 Community Leadership Institute (CLI) Program!


Reserve your tickets online! https://www.minotstateu.edu/theatre/

In October, Minot Sertoma Club donated $20,000 to Minot Public Schools to fund 50+ new classroom sound field amplification systems for use in the district as well as an accompanying research study to measure the impact of this technology on classroom teachers’ practices that will be conducted by Dr. Holly Pedersen at Minot State University. Sertoma’s mission is to improve the quality of life today for those at risk or impacted by hearing loss through education and support.
Pictured left to right, Mark Larson, Club Co-President, Heather Opland, Director of Special Education for Minot Public Schools, and Dr. Holly Pedersen, Minot State University and Minot Sertoma Club Member

Minot Sertoma Club’s Christmas in the Park returns for the holiday season opening on Friday, November 29th. Located in Minot’s Oak Park, the displays are open nightly through Tuesday, December 31st. Hours are 5:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday, and until 10:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. The entrance fee is $5 per vehicle. Additional entrance fees apply for limousines and buses. Cash is preferred, but a QR code to pay by card will also be available.
In addition to over 60 yearly favorites, this year’s lighted displays will include several new and unique displays. Students at South Prairie School and Burdick Job Corps provided their welding skills to weld the frames for a few of our beautiful new displays.
A highlight for volunteers at the entrance hut is when they receive a “pay it forward” and get to share the news with the next vehicle that the people in front of them paid their entrance fee. On some nights the pay it forward can continue for many, many vehicles. It truly shares the holiday spirit for all involved.
Volunteers also enjoy handing out candy canes for the kids and dog treats to four legged customers. Many park visitors plus up their experience by stopping at the DQ for soft serve or at Oak Park theatre for popcorn and snacks. Or they grab a hot cocoa or coffee at a local coffee shop to enjoy while touring the light displays.
Sertoma’s Christmas in the Park is the Minot Sertoma Club’s largest community fundraiser. It is entirely coordinated and staffed by volunteers who include: Sertoma members, their friends and family, along with additional support donated by Minot Parks. Local businesses and organizations are also essential supporters of this fundraiser with display sponsorships.
All proceeds from the event are donated back into the community to a variety of local groups, with a focus on hearing and speech services and youth. Since 1959, Minot Sertoma (SERvice TO MAnkind) Club has raised and donated more than $1 million dollars in the Minot area.
Thank you to all sponsors and volunteers for making this annual Christmas fundraiser a success. Please join us in celebrating the season by visiting and supporting our awesome light displays!
The Sertoma Club’s Christmas in the Park is open every night through Sunday, December 31st. Hours are 5:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. The cost is $5 a car. There is a special rate for limousines and buses. Cash is preferred, but you may use a credit card by making a $5 payment online with the QR code at the entrance (Or click HERE).
All proceeds from the event are donated back into the community to a variety of local groups, with a focus on hearing services and youth!
FEST FEATURES:
Ages 21+ ONLY.
***100% of the funds raised will go right back into our community!***
This event is one of the Minot Sertoma Club’s main fundraisers. It is entirely organized and run through volunteer hours from Sertoma members and friends of the club. All of the proceeds will help our club our mission: To improve the lives of those who need our help in our community. Our club donates funds towards local community causes including summer camp for children with hearing impairments, scholarships, youth sports and much more!
Come see Sertoma Christmas in the Park starting Friday, November 25th through Saturday, December 31st. Hours will be 5:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 5:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays. The price of admission is $5 per car with a special rate for limousines and buses. All proceeds from the event are donated back into the community to a variety of local groups, with a focus on hearing services and youth.
For tickets and event info visit our Facebook page!
The Minot Sertoma Club is bringing back the Sertoma Selzer and Beerfest on Saturday, October 8th 2022 from 4:00-8:00pm at the Flickertail Gardens! For all those times you just wanted a taste of that IPA or that interesting seltzer flavor, here’s your chance! Attendees will be able to sample over 20 different varieties of craft beers and seltzers, with drink tickets to choose their own selection of samples! A tasty meal is included along with music, games and raffle items. Tickets are $50 a person and you must be 21 to attend. Tickets will go on sale this summer on Eventbrite.
Interested in being a business sponsor? We have several levels of sponsorships available that include tickets to the event for your employees, clients or friends! For more information, message the Minot Sertoma Club on Facebook or email jenny.castro@kmot.com.
All proceeds from our fundraisers go right back in the community! Our club is very proud of the many local causes we’ve donated to over the years including summer camp for kids with hearing impairments, scholarships, Sertoma T-ball league and many more. Save the date for Saturday, October 8th and help us raise money for our community!