Stories

 

Joe Levitch from Boise Sunrise saw how much leftover food was involved in the Boise Sunrise’s weekly meetings and decided to take action to address that issue.

BSU Women's Softball has a fun day at Hope House!

Boise Sunrise and Life’s Kitchen collaborate to leave it better than we found it!

What might happen if you combined a very talented professional musician and a generous and active advocate for their hometown in one person?

Learn more about Mirror Image and how Sunrise Rotary supported it!

WWF held a corn-hole tournament as a fundraiser and Boise Sunrise sent three teams as well as purchasing two corn-hole platforms in support of the event.

Everyday Leadership is a collaborative effort created to provide Treasure Valley low-income 5^th and 6^th grade youth with the skills and self-confidence they will need to graduate from high school and attain post-high school educations.   (140 students participated in the 2019/20 school year).

John Lodal shares one of the reasons why Rotary is important to him.

It is time for non-profits and other organizations to submit their grant applications to be considered for a grant in 2020. 

Most people think all we do as members of Boise Sunrise is attend meetings and do service projects. Well that isn't but a small part of what our members are up to. One of the activities, Family of Rotary, gives members, family members and friends a chance to visit interesting places, take part in events and have shared experiences within our communities. 

It's not too early to start thinking about Lobsterfest 2020. The 2019 Lobsterfest was a huge success and raised money that will be used by the Rotary clubs who were involved to make positive changes in our communities.

An annual service project for the Boise Sunrise club is delivering dictionaries to 3rd graders in our local schools. This is John's thoughts on the project.

The world today is not the same as it was when Rotary was founded in 1905. Demographics have shifted, the pace of change has accelerated, and technology has created new opportunities for connection and service. What hasn't changed is a need for the core values that define Rotary. These values are: Fellowship, Integrity, Diversity, Service and Leadership. By honoring Rotary's past and embracing the future, we can evolve and keep Rotary not only relevant, but thriving.

If these core values are a part of your core values, contact us or come visit us at a weekly meeting.  

Boise Sunrise Rotary partnered with The Boise Rescue Mission to provide needed school supplies to some kids who may not have been able to get the supplies they might need to start the school year.