Every month, Rotary shines a spotlight on one of the areas where our global network creates meaningful impact. In March, that focus is Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH)—one of the most fundamental building

Story By Chris NakeaVice Chair & Public Image Officer,Alzheimer’s/Dementia Rotary Action Group (ADRAG) It began on a quiet afternoon in May 2011 on Martha’s Vineyard, an islandlocated just south of Cape Cod in the state

Western Washington experienced historic and widespread flooding in December 2025, as a series of powerful atmospheric rivers brought record-breaking rainfall and relentless storm impacts to the region. Rivers including the Skagit, Snohomish, and

December marks Rotary’s global focus on Disease Prevention and Treatment, a theme that speaks directly to the heart of our mission: improving lives, strengthening communities, and ensuring that people everywhere have access to

Across Washington State and the nation, hunger is deepening. Food banks are overwhelmed, families are struggling, and the crisis is expanding faster than most realize. For Rotarians, this is a call not just

October is Economic and Community Development Month, a time to reflect on Rotary’s founding principles — and how we continue to live them today. When Paul Harris and his colleagues first gathered in

September is Rotary’s Basic Education & Literacy month—a reminder that books, teachers, and technology work best when students are ready to learn. Rotary’s focus on supporting education is about building the conditions for