Events

Get to Know Kinnic Falls, a regional counseling service located in River Falls. This presentation will be conducted by Tiffany Zitzewitz, LMFT, M.S., M.H.A.

Tiffany Zitzewitz currently serves as Executive Director of Kinnic Falls, a non-profit residential treatment center specializing in clinical treatment for substance use and mental health disorders. Fueled by her deep passion for supporting individuals on their path to wellness, Ms. Zitzewitz is wholeheartedly committed to advancing the mission of Kinnic Falls. She believes in fostering a compassionate environment where every individual has the opportunity to thrive.

Over the past thirty years, Ms. Zitzewitz has held senior executive positions within major healthcare organizations, including North Memorial Health, Allina Health, Prime Therapeutics, and Group Services for America’s Blood Centers, where she was responsible for large-scale clinical operations and strategic service development. Her leadership experience extends to board appointments with Volunteers of America – Minnesota/Wisconsin, Maple Grove Hospital, Allina Hospice Foundation, multiple ambulatory surgery centers, and a Minnesota-based health plan. She is presently a member of the advisory board at River Falls Hospital.

Ms. Zitzewitz graduated cum laude from St. Olaf College with undergraduate degrees in Economics and English. She holds a Master of Healthcare Administration from the University of Minnesota and a Master of Science from Capella University. She is licensed as a Marriage and Family Therapist in both Minnesota and Wisconsin. Ms. Zitzewitz has been married for over thirty years, is the parent of two adult children, and enjoys lake activities throughout the year.

Invocation: Alyson Sauter

Greeters: Val Romansky & Danielle Vogler-Bos

Working session to identify HDR signature project for coming years.

Join us for a unique meeting in one of Hudson's historic buildings. Meet staff and board members as we enjoy coffee and breakfast egg rolls, provided by our very own Gordy Struss. The Octagon House was first established as a museum by the St. Croix County Historical Society in 1964, and curated as a domestic home from the mid-late nineteenth century. The house was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1974. The St. Croix County Historical Society, a private non-profit organization, operated the Octagon House Museum (also called the John S. Moffat House) as a traditional historic house museum. In 2023,  the museum board separated from the St. Croix County Historical Society and reinvented itself as a the Hudson Area History Connection (HAHC). Today, the Octagon House Museum is operated by the Hudson Area History Connection and offers private and group tours, field trips, rotating exhibits, events, and family fun, as well as opportunities to research, present, and share Hudson history through volunteering and board membership.

Please note: This meeting is in-person only; no Zoom will be available.

Invocation: Angie Pilgrim

Greeters: Ethan Anderson & Christopher Mick

Please consider this time an opportunity to take action through committee meetings, fundraising, or a project. Our location will not be available during our "off" weeks so please use other locations. 

Join us at 4:30 pm at Carpenter Nature Center, Wisconsin Campus for a Club Social!

Join us at 4 pm at the YMCA in Hudson to learn more about our Club, its history, and how you can get involved.

• Horse-Drawn Wagon Rides 
• Pumpkin Decorating 
• Petting Zoo 
• Games and Activities 
• Food & Treats