Braeden Macchia, founder of Drones for Dreams, shared how a childhood interest in drone photography has developed into a meaningful community service initiative.
Dr. Robert Meroney delivered a fascinating presentation exploring the history, artistic significance and innovative design of staircases.
The Rotary Club of Longmont, supported by Boulder Rotary Club, has donated $8,000 to Growing Gardens to help purchase a new tractor for its Longmont farming operations, strengthening the organization’s ability to grow and distribute fresh, nutritious produce to people experiencing food insecurity.
Dr. Gene Bowles, a distinguished neurosurgeon and humanitarian, recently shared insights from his extraordinary career spanning military service, local practice, and global outreach.
Sue Connelly presented a $3,000 grant check on behalf of the Longmont Rotary Charity Fund to Ralph Bazella of American Legion Post 32 to support the upcoming Veterans Stand Down and Resource Fair on October 29.
Superintendent Dr. Jackie Kapushion delivered a comprehensive update on St. Vrain Valley Schools, highlighting its growth to 33,000 students, 60 schools, and over 70 specialized focus programs.
At our recent Longmont Rotary meeting, John Ricks, Executive Director of Visit Longmont, presented an overview of the city’s growing visitor economy and strategic tourism initiatives.
Elaine Waterman, Executive Director of the Firehouse Art Center, gave Longmont Rotary an engaging overview of the organization’s role as a creative and cultural cornerstone of the community.
Waterman highlighted the Firehouse’s three key areas of work: exhibitions, education and cultural events, all underpinned by a strong commitment to community.
Longmont Rotary was proud to present the Longmont Concert Band with an $800 contribution to support its work bringing free live music to our community. What began with just 15 musicians in 2003 has grown into an ensemble of approximately 70 volunteers of all ages.
Longmont Rotary was proud to take part in Unity in the Community, spending the evening connecting with Longmont residents, sharing the work of Rotary, and having plenty of fun along the way. From a very popular face-painting station to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, our booth stayed busy throughout the evening!
Service Above Self
Longmont, CO 80501
United States