About Our Club
Centennial

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 7:10 AM
Embassy Suites Hotel
10250 E Costilla Ave,
Centennial, CO 80112
United States of America
Venue Map
Website Sponsors
 
Club Executives & Directors
President
Diana Whye
President Elect
Trip Butler
Treasurer
Barbara Medina
Secretary
Karen Fleck
Sargent at Arms
Douglas Hanna
Public Relations
Marc Garfinkel
Membership Growth & Enrichment
Tom Gross
Millenial Board Liason
Andrea Tagtow
Immediate Past President
Samantha Osei Asibey
Club Service Director
Diane Zing
Meeting Responsibilities
Coming soon when we meet again in person
Set Up
 
Greeter
 
Blue Marble
 
Invocation
 
Pledge of Allegiance
 
Rotary Minute
 
Business Minute
 
Happy Bucks
 
Take Down
 
Service Hours

2019 to 2/2020 = 2012
2018 - 2019 = 3198.5
2017 - 2018 = 4289
2016 - 2017 =  3182.5
2015 - 2016 = 1,890.5
2014 - 2015 = 1,887

Club News
WOW! WE SOLD AND DELIVERED 800 BOXES OF GREAT PALISADE PEACHES.
 
Thanks to all who ordered PALISADE PEACHES. Your support of our record breaking peach fundraiser means we will have additional funds to support our service projects.
Upcoming Events
STATE OF OUR CITY 2020 POSTPONED DUE TO VIRUS
The Rotary Club of Centennial and the City of Centennial are pleased to announce the 16th Annual State of Our City Luncheon, 
  • Date: To Be Determined
  • Time: To Be Determined
  • Location: Embassy Suites Hotel - 10250 E. Costilla Avenue in Centennial. 
During this year’s event, Mayor Piko will recognize the individuals and organizations who make Centennial a better place to live and work.  Mayor Piko and the Rotary Club of Centennial will honor these community partners with the Centennial Community Choice award.
 
As in previous years, this event is expected to sell out and recommend you make your decision to attend as soon as possible. Please contact Diana Hall with all questions concerning the event.
 
Diana Hall
2020 Event Committee Chair
Rotary Club of Centennial
303-506-1105
The Santa Clothes Project enabled over 100 deserving high school students to shop for clothes at Kohls. Each student was allowed to select $100 in clothing at deeply discounted prices. Funds were supplied by local Rotary clubs and members from those clubs accompanied each student to assist in the shopping process.
Terry of CASA with the ceremonial Thanksgiving turkey at their annual luncheon. Club members supplied the food for 100 people and helped serve.