Rotary Club of Lake Stevens

Our Rotarians in Lake Stevens are volunteers from Lake Stevens and surrounding areas building a network of friends who share skills and passions to make a difference at home and around the world. Rotarians think globally and act locally.

 

Are you interested in joining this global network of 1.2 million business and professional leaders from over 200 countries and places, all volunteering their time and talents to serve their communities and the world?

 

Rotary is a community of friends who are committed to creating positive change in the world.

 

You'll make valuable connections with community leaders who care about the issues facing our community and our world. And, you'll have the chance to apply your personal experience and professional skills to solve these challenges and create positive change in Lake Stevens and around the world.

 

As a member, you'll find opportunities to network and develop your professional skills. You can take the lead in developing projects, organizing events, and running your club. Through these activities, you'll hone your project planning skills, improve your public speaking, and even learn new skills, like public relations, social media, and fundraising. 

 

You'll spend time with friends and make new ones every week! Make it a family affair. Members are encouraged to invite their spouse or partner, children, and parents to help with service projects and attend club events. 

 

Rotary offers opportunities for all ages - from young leaders in their 20's and 30's to senior members of the business and local community. 

 

Individuals must be sponsored or proposed for membership into a club. So the first step to make that happen is to contact us. We meet on Friday mornings at 7:15 am usually at the Lake Stevens School District Educational Service Center, 12309 22nd St. NE, Lake Stevens, Washington. Join us for breakfast. Visit our website for specific meeting location information.

 

The Rotary Club of Lake Stevens is part of Rotary District 5050 which has Clubs from Everett, WA to Hope, BC. We invite you to be our guest and visit at least three of our Club meetings. You complete a membership application form and a Club member submits your name to the Club's membership committee.

 

Be a business or community member, or have the desire to be one. Rotarians are community volunteers so we put value on your desire to serve others and to build a network among business and community leaders. When we speak of leaders, we include potential leaders - anyone who wants to make a difference.  We are looking for people who have an interest in networking, making friends, serving your local community or helping others internationally.     

 

Be able to attend the club meetings and/or to participate in community projects. Rotary clubs have a meeting every week, and we ask that members attend at least two of those meetings or participate in two club activities each month.       

Live or work within the vicinity of the club or surrounding area. We want you to become connected to your community.

 

Attend Club meetings or participate in some other way (such as taking part in a service project, visiting another Rotary Club or attending a committee meeting).

 

Pay annual dues to your Club, which include dues to Rotary District 5050, and Rotary International. Dues are $250 per year and are billed on a semi-annual basis.

 

Participate in local or international Rotary Club activities or projects. We are active volunteers who want to serve our community and world.

Take part in activities that are offered through Rotary. We encourage members to be leaders in their clubs as well as in their community. Many of these are offered at no cost to members, or at minimal cost.