By Jeffrey Borek, District Governor 2025-26, Rotary District 5030 Every meaningful group has their focus areas and Rotary Clubs are no exception. It's my job to help our clubs further develop and evolve
As we begin a new Rotary year, I’m honored and humbled to serve as your District Governor for District 5030 across the greater Puget Sound area. Born and raised in the Pacific Northwest,
It’s time to select a Rotarian for one of the most meaningful positions in District 5030, that of District Governor. Who might consider this opportunity? A past club president, who served a full
As this Rotary year draws to a close, District Governor Rachele Bouchand reflects on a term filled with passion, purpose, and powerful storytelling. With a vision focused on expanding Rotary’s reach to young
Please join me for the Rotary District 5030 Year-End Club Celebration on Monday, June 16th. It’s time for us to reflect on our accomplishments and get ready for the next Rotary Year. I’ve
April is Rotary’s Focus on the Environment This is a broad category that covers projects1 that assist in: Protecting and restoring land, coastal, marine, and freshwater resources Enhancing the capacity of communities to
The Alzheimer’s / Dementia Rotary Action Group (ADRAG) is proud to announce the appointment of Mike England as the new District Ambassador for Rotary District 5030. A respected leader and current Assistant Governor,
Hello Rotary Family!March is Rotary’s Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) month. WASH is one of Rotary’s seven areas of focus and Rotarians have supported projects around the world that provide communities with access
February is Rotary Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution Month. According to Rotary International, today, over 70 million people are displaced because of conflict, violence, persecution, and human rights. Half of this number are children.As
The District 5030 Public Image Committee is pleased to welcome Stacie Thorlakson as its new Co-Chair. Stacie will be working alongside Committee Chair Chris Nakea and fellow committee members to elevate the district’s
