Locals Invited to Learn More About Rotary
Four Peaks Rotary club is inviting local professionals, residents, and community leaders to discover the impact of Rotary fellowship by attending an upcoming Summer or Fall meeting. A central highlight of these meetings is a diverse lineup of guest presenters who are shaping the future of the region.
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Four Peaks in Focus
875 pounds of food donated to Extended Hands Food Bank
 
Four Peaks Rotarians Sandy Davis (left), Frank Robinson, and Bob Purinton delivered this generous haul to Extended Hands Food Bank following the October 30 business meeting.
 
Four Peaks Rotarians have committed to keeping local shelves stocked by bringing nonperishable donations to every meeting. The food bank is currently experiencing severe shortages due to the high volume of new families needing help this year.
 
Rotarians Participate in Make A Difference Day
 
Four Peaks Rotarians participated in Fountain Hills' 18th annual Make a Difference Day, along with various other community groups and individuals, on Saturday, October 17.
 
Four Peaks Rotary volunteers helped with landscaping needs at Little Falcons Preschool while other club members worked with Fountain Hills Theater volunteers to clean and organize the prop sheds.
 
Pictured: Four Peaks Rotary volunteers pause for a group photo at the Fountain Hills Theater before work begins.
 
Community Rallies to Donate to Crisis  Response Team
 
During the 9/11 Remembrance Memorial at Fountain Park, Four Peaks Rotary club members and Fountain Hills residents came together to collect $1,100 for the Fountain Hills Crisis Response team. Tom Aiello, Crisis Response Team Coordinator, accepted the donation on behalf of the organization at Four Peaks Rotary's October 8 meeting. 
 
The Fountain Hills Crisis Response Team (CRT) is an all-volunteer program operating alongside the Fountain Hills Fire Department and Maricopa County Sheriff's Office. A two-person team may be asked to help out at the scene of a sudden death, traffic accident, structure fire or other incidents as requested, focusing on the emotional and social needs of an individual or family while the emergency personnel attend to their specific assignments. 
Honoring heroes, 110 stories at a time.
 
This weekend, five dedicated Four Peaks Rotarians stepped up to participate in the 10th Annual Salt River Firefighters 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb at Salt River Fields.
 
Together with over 1,200 climbers across 67 teams, they took on the physical challenge of climbing the equivalent of 110 stories—the height of the World Trade Center towers—to honor the courage and sacrifice of the fallen heroes of September 11, 2001.
 
This incredible event raised over $165,000 to support firefighters, first responders, and their families, making it one of the top three memorial stair climbs in the entire country.
 
Thanks to Christian Hines, Tom Lindsey, Frank Robinson, and Dave Danielski and his wife, Kim, for stepping up, sweating it out, and representing our club’s commitment to "Service Above Self" in such a meaningful way.
Members Complete Volunteer Project at FHUSD
 
Seven Four Peaks Rotarians spent a few hours on Friday, July 24 at Fountain Hills High School installing soundproofing materials in the school's podcast room. The group affixed cardboard and 1 x 1 insulation panels to the walls with staples and glue. 
 
Pictured from left: Rotarians Pam Carlson, Frank Robinson, Debbie Romano, Dave DeLucia, Daniel Weiner, Christian Hines, and Todd Harris in front of the completed project.
Club donates to Extended Hands Food Bank

Four Peaks Rotarians donated 1,676 pounds of food to Extended Hands Food Bank on Friday as part of Rotary District 5495's challenge to collect a ton of food for our community. The project was part of the District's initiative to complete 250 service projects in celebration of America's 250th birthday.

Members shopped from a list of needed supplies and brought their donations to the July 9th meeting. The photo depicts a portion of the donations that were collected at the July 9 meeting.
2026-2027 Four Peaks Rotary Foundation Grants
Rotary is a global network of more than 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
Four Peaks Rotary is one of 58 clubs located within Rotary District 5495, which reaches from Fountain Hills to Buckeye and Chandler to Prescott.
Four Peaks Rotary Club, chartered in 1997, is one of two Rotary clubs in Fountain Hills. 
 
"Service Above Self"
 
We meet every second & fourth
Thursday, 6:45-8:00AM 
 
Fountain Hills Unified School District
Learning Center
16000 E Palisades Blvd.
Fountain Hills, AZ  85268
 
Please Join Us!
If you'd like to attend a meeting, please contact 
Todd Harris at
(847) 404-9701 or by email at toddh1716@gmail.com
Club Executives & Directors
President
Frank Robinson
President Elect
Daniel Weiner
Vice President (RI)
Daniel Weiner
Treasurer
Dave Danielski
Secretary
Lady Sue Hendershott
Director
Robin Brand
Director
Sandy Davis
Director
Paul Janis
Director
Julie Jones
President Advisor
Todd Harris
Sergeant-at-Arms
Jeff Stack
Membership Chair
Todd Harris
Rotary Foundation (RI)
Roger Riggert
Webmaster
Debbie Clason
Public Image
Debbie Clason
Communications and Public Relations
Debbie Clason
Club Administration
Frank Robinson
Club Experience Chair
Sandy Davis
Club Service Projects Chair (RI)
Beth Maschoff
Club Young Leaders Contact
Paul Janis

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