Rotary Club of Eureka

10/21/2026

Today's the big day! We are so excited to join our friends Rotary Club Of Southwest Eureka and Rotary Club of Old Town Eureka for our Fall Face Off Blood Drive. You can donate on behalf of your favorite Rotary club any time in October, but today is the main event with fun and food.

We are so excited to join our friends Rotary Club Of Southwest Eureka and Rotary Club of Old Town Eureka for our Fall Face Off Blood Drive in October!

By hosting and supporting blood drives, Rotary members turn “Service Above Self” into something immediate and lifesaving that directly benefits our community.

Let's make this the best blood drive yet!

10/13/2026

10/05/2026

The World Polio Torch Relay arrived in Eureka on Saturday, bringing local Rotary clubs, students and community members together in support of Rotary’s decades-long effort to eradicate polio. We transported it with typical Humboldt flair - by skateboard and even by Kinetic Sculpture!

The World Polio Torch Relay began in Crescent City on October 2 and will conclude in Petaluma on October 24, World Polio Day.

09/22/2026

We are so excited to join our friends Rotary Club Of Southwest Eureka and Rotary Club of Old Town Eureka for our Fall Face Off Blood Drive in October!

By hosting and supporting blood drives, Rotary members turn “Service Above Self” into something immediate and lifesaving that directly benefits our community.

Let's make this the best blood drive yet!

09/20/2026

We need to hear more of this- this is what End Polio Now is all about!

09/10/2026

Small Grants Applications Are Open! The Rotary Club of Eureka is accepting applications for its Small Grants Program through September 30, 2026. Local nonprofits and community organizations serving Humboldt County can apply for funding to support projects focused on youth development, senior services, health, literacy, and homelessness. Learn more and apply at www.rotary1.org

09/10/2026

08/31/2026

Congratulations to Greg Williston, who was granted the District Governor Award! Greg’s been a member of our club since 2007, is a proud Paul Harris Fellow, and his family have opened their home to exchange students over the years. He played a key role in restoring the Cloney Baseball Field at Eureka High, has volunteered with the Betty Chinn Center for the homeless, and served as chair of the Eureka Chamber of Commerce. Married to Laura for 40 years, with two sons, Greg truly lives by his motto: “Life is about showing up.” Well deserved!