Rotary Club Of Port Townsend
Washington State, USA Dist. 5020, Club No. 77
A Century of
Doing Good in the World
Service Above Self
Ending Polio
Port Townsend Rotary Club
Community Grants
have been awarded for 2019
A message from our 2019-20 Club President, Carla Caldwell
Welcome to the Rotary Club
of Port Townsend!
We are people of action who are motivated by service above self.
We are grounded in principles of truth, friendship, fairness and
goodwill.
We have a lot of fun.
We have been serving our community and beyond for 90 years by:
Changing young lives through supporting inbound and outbound
exchange students each year.
Granting thousands of dollars to local nonprofits and community
projects.
Providing annual scholarships to local students.
Volunteering at the Winter Shelter, Food Bank, schools, and
community events.
Maintaining local parks and roadside.
Traveling to developing countries to work on sanitation, water, and building projects.
Helping to eradicate polio through fundraising and by traveling to vulnerable countries to assist with inoculations.
We invite you to:
Join us for a noon Tuesday program at the Northwest Marine Science Center in Port Townsend.
Volunteer with us on a service project.
Make a presentation about your organization to our club.
Come and share your adventure story with us.
Discover the benefits of becoming a Rotarian. I’ll meet you for coffee to find out about your interests and passions
– and to share with you why I am so very proud to be a Rotarian!
Port Townsend Rotary Club
2019 Fund-A-Cause Recipient
Rotary
Districts
5020
and
5030
co-host
an
annual
“rendevous”
for
members
of
the
International
Yachting
Fellowship
of
Rotarians
(IYFR).
Regional
Rotary
sailors
and
boaters
spent
August
15-18
in
Port
Townsend
to
celebrate
their
37th
annual
“Hands
Across
the
Border
Rendezvous”
of
Rotary
Mariners
from
British
Columbia
and
Washington
State.
The
Seattle
Rotary
Mariners
have
a
tradition
of
planting
“peace
poles”
in
parks
and
other
public
spaces
as
a
symbol
of
the
priority
that
Rotarians
throughout the world place on promoting peace.
As
the
IYFR
members
were
searching
for
an
appropriate
location
to
plant
a
peace
pole
in
Port
Townsend,
several
of
them
were
staying
at
the
Commanders
House
at
Point
Hudson
when
the
inn’s
owners,
Gail
and
John
Oldroyd,
offered
a
space
in
their
beautiful
garden.
The
spot
is
adjacent
to
the
Rotary
Centennial
Path
which
runs
along
the
Point
Hudson
waterfront.
The
Rotary
Club
of
Port
Townsend
ensures
maintenance
of
the
benches
along
the
path,
providing
spots
for
people
to
stop,
reflect,
and
enjoy the magnificent views.
(click photo to enlarge)
Rotary Club Of Port Townsend
Washington State, USA Dist. 5020, Club No. 77
A Century of
Doing Good in the World
Service Above Self
Rotary
Districts
5020
and
5030
co-host
an
annual
“rendevous”
for
members
of
the
International
Yachting
Fellowship
of
Rotarians
(IYFR).
Regional
Rotary
sailors
and
boaters
spent
August
15-18
in
Port
Townsend
to
celebrate
their
37th
annual
“Hands
Across
the
Border
Rendezvous”
of
Rotary
Mariners
from
British
Columbia
and
Washington
State.
The
Seattle
Rotary
Mariners
have
a
tradition
of
planting
“peace
poles”
in
parks
and
other
public
spaces
as
a
symbol
of
the
priority
that
Rotarians
throughout the world place on promoting peace.
As
the
IYFR
members
were
searching
for
an
appropriate
location
to
plant
a
peace
pole
in
Port
Townsend,
several
of
them
were
staying
at
the
Commanders
House
at
Point
Hudson
when
the
inn’s
owners,
Gail
and
John
Oldroyd,
offered
a
space
in
their
beautiful
garden.
The
spot
is
adjacent
to
the
Rotary
Centennial
Path
which
runs
along
the
Point
Hudson
waterfront.
The
Rotary
Club
of
Port
Townsend
ensures
maintenance
of
the
benches
along
the
path,
providing
spots
for
people
to
stop,
reflect,
and
enjoy the magnificent views.
Port Townsend Rotary Club
Community Grants
have been awarded for 2019
Rotary Club Of Port Townsend
Washington State, USA Dist. 5020, Club No. 77
A Century of
Doing Good in the World
Service Above Self
Port Townsend Rotary Club
Community Grants
have been awarded for 2019
Rotary
Districts
5020
and
5030
co-host
an
annual
“rendevous”
for
members
of
the
International
Yachting
Fellowship
of
Rotarians
(IYFR).
Regional
Rotary
sailors
and
boaters
spent
August
15-18
in
Port
Townsend
to
celebrate
their
37th
annual
“Hands
Across
the
Border
Rendezvous”
of
Rotary
Mariners
from
British
Columbia
and
Washington
State.
The
Seattle
Rotary
Mariners
have
a
tradition
of
planting
“peace
poles”
in
parks
and
other
public
spaces
as
a
symbol
of
the
priority
that
Rotarians
throughout the world place on promoting peace.
As
the
IYFR
members
were
searching
for
an
appropriate
location
to
plant
a
peace
pole
in
Port
Townsend,
several
of
them
were
staying
at
the
Commanders
House
at
Point
Hudson
when
the
inn’s
owners,
Gail
and
John
Oldroyd,
offered
a
space
in
their
beautiful
garden.
The
spot
is
adjacent
to
the
Rotary
Centennial
Path
which
runs
along
the
Point
Hudson
waterfront.
The
Rotary
Club
of
Port
Townsend
ensures
maintenance
of
the
benches
along
the
path,
providing
spots
for
people
to
stop,
reflect,
and
enjoy the magnificent views.
