Rotary Club of Everett

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We meet Tuesdays at 12:00 PM
The Indigo Hotel on the Everett waterfront
1028 13th Street
With hybrid Zoom/in-person meetings

11/02/2026

WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?

Simple! It's a T-shirt label. The famous Rotary wheel, with two added words that mean so much : AT WORK.

In their drive to Create Lasting Impact, Rotarians work in many ways. They get hands dirty building clean water projects and gardens. Donate to fund Rotary International projects. Give to stop polio. Support youth through recognition and scholarships. They see issues where they live, and team up to solve them.

And in all this, Rotarians learn, build networks and create friendships.

Yes, it all works.

11/01/2026

WHAT'S AHEAD FOR EVERETT ROTARY:

This week, on Tuesday, November 3, Past-President Tammy Dunn will kick off Foundation Month -- what Rotary Foundation Month is, how it benefits our club, and our fundraising goal for this year.

UPCOMING MEETINGS & EVENTS:
• Thurs, November 5, Service Project. Veterans luncheon at Gipson Center, 10:30am to 11:30am. Volunteers still needed!
• Tues, November 10, Club Meeting. Secretary of State, Steve Hobbs
• Weds, November 11, Community Coffee Hour. Kel's Cafe, 8-9am
• Tues, November 17, Club Meeting. State Rep, Mary Fosse, 38th LD
• Fri, November 20, Board Meeting. Virtual
• Tues, November 24, Club Meeting. Luong Hau, Leadership Through Gratitude

10/30/2026

WE KNOW THAT SMILE!

Kari Petrasek serves as President of the Rotary Club of Everett and leads the Washington State Bar Association at the same time.

Two lucky organizations. One hard worker.

10/30/2026

WHAT A STORY TO TELL!

Thanks again to the Snohomish County Tribune for covering this inspiring story: Rotary's recognition of Students of the Month. It's a project that boosts local youth and our outstanding Everett Schools. And warms our hearts.

For more on Rotary's work, and how you can get engaged, visit www.everettrotary.com.

10/28/2026

Working together, making a difference.

MAKING WHEEL PROGRESS

Thanks and congrats to the 22 donors who opened their hearts (and veins) in our Rotary/Red Cross blood drive at Everett Elks Lodge on October 23.

Our 23rd drive collected 21 units of blood. Since our first drive in March 2022 we have collected 607 units from a total of 664 donors! The result: more people feeling good -- donors, Rotarians and those who need this vital support.

If you see the power of these Rotary partnerships, please "like" and share this news! Our sincere thanks.

10/28/2026

A GREAT TRIP AHEAD!

Congratulations to Everett Rotarian Dr. Paul Stoot, who announced that he's planning to join the 2027 Rotary International Convention, June 26-30 in Barcelona, Spain. Pastor Paul is the founder of the Greater Trinity Missionary Baptist Church and CEO of the Rise Up Academy in Everett.

https://www.riseupacademynw.org/

Have a great visit, Paul!

10/28/2026

💙💛 We’re so grateful for organizations like Interfaith Family Shelter and the incredible work they do to support families experiencing temporary housing insecurity in our community.

The Rotary Club of Everett is honored to support their mission through one of our local impact grants, helping provide new bunk beds for families in need. 🏡❤️

Together, we’re building a stronger, more supportive community!

Thank you, Rotary Club of Everett, for a generous grant to support new bunk beds for our shelter! We appreciate Rotary support for our shelter and the Snohomish County community! 🎉

10/27/2026

ROTARY MAKES DOING GOOD LOCAL

Our October 27 Rotary assembly focused on local initiatives, including recent decisions to contribute some $6,000 to charities here in our community.

Our first gift recipient was Hero House, a supportive community for adults living with mental illness, which offers hope, empowerment, relationships, and opportunity. The clubhouse, at 1901 Wetmore Avenue , provides a community where members are valued for what they bring, not defined by a diagnosis. Through the work-ordered day, members take on real responsibilities that keep the clubhouse running, build confidence and practical skills and connect to the supports that sustain recovery: employment help, education support, and community resources.

Past President Kelli Thode welcomed Hero House representatives Meg McClure and Victoria Horner and presented them with $2,000 to improve the clubhouse with new furniture and computers.

For more on Hero House, visit https://www.everettclubhouse.org/.

In photo: Victoria Horner, Meg McClure and Rotarian Kelli Thode.

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Everett, WA
98203

Website

http://www.evrotary.org/

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