On a Saturday morning late this April, 480 hand-painted boards lined more than 300 feet of fence at the old Molbaks site along Woodinville's main avenue, each one different, each one made by
The Rotary Club of the University District has supported the development of the Bukobero Community Health Centre III Bududa District of the Mt. Elgon highlands since 2020, when it provided its first grant
Our Community Service Committee approved a grant to donate 1000 bilingual OHBD books https://ohbd-rsgbooks.com/ to 15 different organizations serving diverse communities across Seattle. The organizations included Solid Ground, Akin, the Ethiopian Community of
Memorial Day Weekend kicks off the start of summer fun and blood shortages in the Pacific Northwest. Vacation travel, outdoor activities, and increased blood usage in local emergency rooms impact everyone. As the
The Interact Club of West Seattle took on a project that combined community service and peace building. The group met April 24 at the American Foreign Legion where there are 3 Peace
For 25 years, Bellevue Sunrise Rotarian James Burke has been shaping young minds in the classroom at Tyee Middle School in Bellevue, Washington. A dedicated educator in STEM and Career & Technical Education
In Fall 2025, Rotary Club of West Seattle became a proud sponsor of an Interact Club at West Seattle High School. It got started by a student that our club sponsored for RYLA
On Saturday March 21st Shoreline Rotarians joined neighbors and other community organizations, including the City of Shoreline, The North City Neighborhood Association; Urbanist Shoreline; and Salvation to help clean up debrie and overground
April 2026 BWNW info for District Newsletter Dear Rotarians, We are part of a big family of volunteers in our region. We save lives all the time with our blood and platelets!
Beloved long time member, Walt Schroeder, passed away in January 2024. A member of Rotary for over 40 years, Walt's fun loving and generous spirit touched the hearts and lives of many over the years.
