The Four-Way Test of the things we think, say & do:

  1. Is it the TRUTH?

  2. Is it FAIR to all concerned?

  3. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?

  4. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

Rotary Club of Boulder Flatirons
 
theme09-10_c_en.jpg Boulder Flatirons Rotary Club is part of ROTARY INTERNATIONAL, a worldwide organization of business and professional men and women dedicated to the principle of SERVICE ABOVE SELF. We are guided in the things we think, say and do by THE 4 WAY TEST.  One of Rotary's primary areas of emphasis for more than 25 years has been the eradication of polio on the face of the earth.  ri_emblem_4c_small.jpg

We meet every Wednesday morning at 7:15 a.m. at the East Boulder Senior Center, 5660 Sioux Drive in Boulder click here for map. We're ten years old and currently have 40 members. Visit us any Wednesday. We're a small, active and fun-loving group and we love company! For information about becoming a member, click here or call 303-520-6660. And please join us at your earliest convenience. You'll find you're MOST WELCOME!

 
Current & Upcoming Programs

7/7 - Peggy Dyer, Photographer - "One Million Faces" Project

7/14 - NO REGULAR MEETING (See below)

7/15 - Pancake Breakfast & KidLinks Presentation, Boulder County Courthouse, 7:30 a.m.

7/21 – Dr. Ryn Deitz of Rocky Mountain Wealthy Spirit – Topic:  How to Align Your Money Life with the Rest of Your Life so Your Money Supports you instead of Stresses you
 
7/28 – Don Martin – Topic:  Opportunities for People with Down’s Syndrome

8/4 - Ariel Nobile - Topic: Don't be remembered for your bad hair days; create a legacy of belonging

8/11 - Dale Mingilton - CEO, Better Business Bureau of Denver/Boulder

8/18 - Peggy Goeringer - Identity Theft Shield

8/25 - NO REGULAR MEETING – Meet in the evening for Club Visioning

9/1 - TBD

9/8 - Bill Hohs - Topic: Veterans Benefits

9/15: TBD

9/22: TBD

9/29: TBD

 
This is Boulder Flatirons Rotary

Each club dedicates itself to use all funds raised for service projects within the local community as well as participating in projects around the world. There are 1.25 million Rotarians in 33,000 clubs - each club setting its own goals and completing them in its own style.

In addition to specific club projects, Boulder Flatirons Rotary supports The Rotary Foundation, which funds projects to promote world peace and understanding, such as: Youth Exchange, Ambassadorial Scholarships, Group Study Exchanges, Peace and Conflict Resolution Fellowship, and PolioPlus.

We focus our service activities in three main areas: community service, international service, and vocational service. [Click here for details of current projects.]

The Rotary Club of
Boulder Flatirons is a
family of Rotarians
united in service to the community,
locally, nationally and globally.

 

 
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