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Thursdays at 5:00 PM

China City

1894 Scott Rd
Freeland, WA 98249
United States of America

We meet at china City beginning at 5:00 pm for our Happy Half Hour fellowship. Our meeting runs from 5:30-6:30 pm. We have Zoom available for those who can't come in person. Please Join Us, Visitors are Welcome!

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Whidbey High School Interact finish the bell tower project

The Rotary Interact club from South Whidbey High spent their Saturday morning fixing up a piece of Whidbey history. Painting the bell tower for the original bell from the first Whidbey school on the south end.

This was the last step to the bell tower project that was started by Gordy Edberg and Bill Leeds last year.

Great Jon Interact!

Rotary Club of Whidbey Westside is Awarded 2021-2022 Rotary Citation

Congratulations

Rotary club of Whidbey Westside you did it! You were awarded the 2021-2022 Rotary Citation. The award will be presented to our Past-President Gwen Jones at Oct.6th meeting.

Thank you for all your hard work RCWW, this award is for all of us!

Listen to the "I'm a Rotarian" Podcast with Gwen Jones

RCWW President-Elect Gwen Jones is the producer of the "I'm A Rotarian" podcast. Gwen interviews Rotarians from her own District 5050 and around the world. They share memorable stories and discuss Rotary's past, present, and future. You can listen on iTunes or wherever you get your favorite podcasts.

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Turning wine bottles back into sand

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Leveraging expertise with Ashoka

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Engagement through experiences

During the COVID-19 pandemic's initial U.S. wave in 2020, Detroit, Michigan, was one of many cities where first responders and medical personnel needed more personal protective equipment. A Rotary club in India learned about the situation and contacted its longtime partner, the Rotary Club of

Using district resource networks

For a long time, the incredible amount of knowledge within Rotary that could help clubs create more effective and sustainable projects was scattered and difficult to access. The creation of district resource networks has remedied that.People can think of the resource networks as "in-house

Leveraging expertise: Habitat for Humanity

Rotary and Habitat for Humanity International attract the same kind of service-minded people, and the partnership between these organizations encompasses an array of areas where housing intersects with Rotary's main causes.This includes access to clean water and sanitation, community