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WELCOME FROM DISTRICT GOVERNOR

We are glad you are visiting our website to learn more about Rotary. As members of 66 Clubs in our District, we are dedicated leaders and business people serving needy individuals in our communities here and around the world to make them better, more peaceful, and more equitable places to live. We see needs in our communities, we solve problems, and we deliver solutions: “We are People of Action.”

Join and Connect with Leaders

Virtually every community in our District has a Rotary Club offering volunteer opportunities to serve others. Club activities, social events, and volunteer service projects offer networking opportunities that build personal and professional connections. We invite you to explore our Volunteer Connect opportunities on this website. Or contact us to inquire about visiting and joining a Rotary Club in your area. It is a great way to connect, meet new people, and make new friends.

Bringing your business to Oregon? Moving to a new job in Oregon? Be sure to take advantage of our Rotary Business Network to help your business connect with other ethical and trust worthy businesses and help your own business flourish: www.rotarybusinessnetwork.org

International and Youth Service Opportunities

Our Rotary Clubs sponsor international Youth Exchange students, Global Scholars and Peace Fellowships. We offer opportunities for our high school age youth to participate in community service through a program called Interact and attend a leadership youth camp called Rotary Youth Leadership Award (RYLA).

Members travel internationally to volunteer for global service projects and participate in Vocational Training Teams. Young professionals may want to participate in our Group Cultural Exchange to South Africa in April 2021. Rotary Club members can also participate in our Friendship Exchange programs to many parts of the world.

We would be delighted to have you join us as we Serve to Change Lives: “Step up to the plate, and help to make a difference in the lives of others.”

Sincerely,

District 5110 Governor Gerry Kosanovic

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The District leadership team comprises district governors and committee chairs. Its goals are to strengthen existing District 5110 Rotary clubs by helping to organize new clubs, promote membership, and expand Rotary International programs and The Rotary Foundation. District leaders provide regular communication, coordinate activities, encourage participation in club-sponsored projects and ... more

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A total of 600 free box fan air purifier kits and 200 N95 masks will be available for those adversely affected by wildfire smoke starting August 15. These health protection supplies have been donated to Central Oregon communities in Prineville, Madras, Warm Springs, Sisters and Black Butte to protect individuals from harmful wildfire smoke through a $21,120 grant from Rotary International District 5110 Disaster Response Fund. “Rotary Clubs in each community will assemble and help distribute these free supplies in their respective areas,” explained Cindi O’Neil, a Bend Rotarian and former District Governor who submitted the grant on behalf of Central Oregon. “Local Rotary Clubs are ready to provide early unmet needs and long-term recovery assistance when disasters strike in their communities,” she added. Sara Beeler, President of the Rotary Club of Crook County, commented that she is grateful for a partnership with Les Schwab of Prineville, who helped deliver box fans to central distribution points for Crook County. “The Red Cross has also been helpful determining outlier populations suffering from wildfire smoke in their homes,” she added. Free box fan air purifier kits will be available at these locations: For Prineville and Crook County on behalf of the Rotary Club of Crook County, free box fan kits distributed to these locations: The County Health Department, ODHS, Mosaic, Senior Center, Neighborhood Impact, Mitchell Wheeler County Trading Company and the Post General Store. For Sisters & Black Butte in Deschutes County on behalf of the Rotary Club of Sisters free box fan kits distributed to the Sisters Parks and Recreation Department, 611 East Cascades Avenue for free fans starting August 17. To help other families adversely affected by wildfires donate to the Rotary District 5110 Disaster Relief Fund 501(c)(3) -- there's a link in the first comment.Photos from Rotary District 5110's post
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