Thank you to members of the Parker community who helped support the food drive for the Parker Task Force on March 9! Here is part of the smiling Rotary crew at the Stroh Ranch King Soopers who accepted and packed your donations.
The Rotary Club of Parker is happy to announce that nominations are now open for the 2024 Parker Impact Award. This prestigious award is given to individuals and groups who have exemplified Rotary's motto of Service Above Self in serving the Parker community.
Please click here for further information on how to nominate someone for a Parker Impact Award.
Recipients of the 2024 Parker Impact Award will be honored at the 2024 State of the Town event on Tuesday, May 7. Please click here to view past recipients of the award.
Members of the Rotary Club of Parker are helping support the Salvation Army this holiday season by ringing the bell outside of a local grocery store. Dress warmly, everyone! Thank you to the Parker community for your ongoing support.
Santa and Mrs. Claus and motley crew of elves went visiting this week. Rotarians do their work in a huge range of disguises! Santa, Mrs. Claus and the elves came from both the Rotary Club of Parker and the Cherry Creek Valley Rotary Club of Parker (aka the noon club).
The Rotary Club of Parker contributed a tree to Cimarron Middle School's Festival of Trees fundraiser on December 2. This tree reflects two of Rotary's areas of focus: saving mothers and children and supporting education. Thank you to Rotarians Sue Garwood and Kelly Young for putting this tree together!
Several Rotarians traveled to the Denver Indian Center the week of November 13 to help pack and distribute Thanksgiving boxes. The only one we managed to catch in action was Jim Muir, shown here packing bags in the gymnasium. The gym is lined with the flags of the tribes served by the Denver Indian Center. Thank you to all who helped!
Service Above Self
Parker, CO 80138
United States of America