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Rotary members share a unique passion for taking action to improve their communities and the world. Read these stories to see what happens when Rotarians take action to create lasting change. See members in action at one of annual projects during National Make A Difference day. View here.
CREATE HOPE in the WORLD - 2023-2024 Presidential Theme
"Peace is the soil where hope takes root."
Rotary International 2023-2024 President R. Gordon R. McInally,

- Broaden community understanding
- Explore communities and cultures
- Build enduring friendships
- Gain opportunities for active project involvement and support
- Learn about a region’s people, food, languages, customs, and history
- Find partners for grants
- Establish a foundation for peace and service. This can be done virtually or in person in a way that builds peace.





















Four Peaks Rotarians providing helping hands at the Annual Food Packaging Event at the Community Center on March 2, 2023. Joining the Four Peaks Rotary club were members of The Rotary Club of the Verdes. Great evening spent with the community packing 275-285 grams of healthy meals.
Meals will be distributed locally to the Extended Hands Food Bank of Fountain Hills, AZ Brainfood, which serves school children in the Valley, Native American Urban Ministry and Native American Connections.
In addition, meals will also be distributed internationally by the Food for Kidz organization, wherever the meals are needed for victims of disaster, wars or unrest. This year’s meals will be sent to Ukraine, Haiti and Honduras.


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To think there are thousands of people living in Arizona without access to basic plumbing and clean, running water is unimaginable. But that is precisely the case for the Navajo Nation, located in parts of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah.
In 2019 Jeff Poynter was optimistic that the project fits well with Four Peaks Rotary’s vision. “We’re a club that wants to help as many people as possible. This is a tremendous opportunity for Four Peaks Rotary to step up and really make a difference in many lives.”
PROJECT UPDATE click here.
Alongside Rotary and DigDeep bring a vital commodity to their ancestral homeland RI article
DigDeep was able to install nine home water systems to Navajo families in Dilkon before the pandemic brought the project to a halt. Dilkon is a town on the Navajo Nation located in Northeastern Arizona. Below, Rotarian Project Champion, Paul Perreault and 2022-2023 President Todd Harris on location with the DigDeep team. Future updates coming in Spring of 2023 |






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