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Rotarians Debbie Clason and Isabelle Roethe in Action,
"Service Above Self and One Profits Most Who Serves Best."
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November is Rotary Foundation Month! 💙💛
This month, we celebrate The Rotary Foundation — the heart of Rotary’s mission to create lasting change across the globe and right here in our own communities.
Through your generosity, The Rotary Foundation funds life-changing projects in peacebuilding, disease prevention, clean water, maternal and child health, education, and community development.
💧 Every donation—no matter the size—helps transform lives.
🎓 Every project advances understanding and opportunity.
💖 Every Rotarian can make a difference.
Let’s continue to build hope, spread goodwill, and do good in the world.
Together, we are “Creating Hope Through The Rotary Foundation.”
2025-2026
Rotary International
2025-2026
Club President
Nick Proctor
Focus:
Unite For Good
Increase our impact.
Expand our reach.
Enhance engagement.
Introducing our Four Peaks Rotary Club Board of Directors
July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026
President Nick Proctor
June 14, 2025, installation of the 25-26 Officers and Directors. Pictured from left to right, Joe Cardona (Treasurer), Sandy Davis, Frank Robinson (President Elect), Jeff Stak (Immediate Past-President), Nick Proctor (President), Paul Perreault (Sgt-At-Arms), Robin Brand, Paul Janis, Sue Hendershott (Secretary), Daniel Weiner (President Nominee)
At Four Peaks Rotary Club, we believe that behind every great project, there’s a story worth sharing—and we’re here to tell them all! From inspiring service projects and community partnerships to lively club events and global initiatives, this is where you’ll discover the heart of Rotary in action.
Here, you’ll find:
Rotarian Club News
Project Spotlights & Success Stories
Member Features & Milestones
Behind-the-Scenes Looks at Our Impact
We invite you to explore and see how you can be part of something meaningful, rewarding, and yes—fun! Join the Four Peaks Rotary Club and discover the difference you can make—locally and globally! 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.
On Saturday, August 2, 2025, Four Peaks Rotary rolled up its sleeves and transformed the landscape at Fountain Hills Unified High School by installing a beautiful new gazebo. This shaded resting area provides a much-needed retreat from the sun for educators, staff, and students—a place to recharge, reflect, or connect outdoors. The project demonstrates how small changes can make a big impact.
Thank you to the "Service Above Self" Rotarians at work: Todd Harris, Scott Sommer, Mark Derksen, Dave Danielski, Paul Janis, Dave DeLucia, Nick Proctor, and FHUSD Superintendent Dr. Cain Jagodzinski—working together to make a lasting difference for the school and community.
Saturday, June 14, 2025 Four Peaks incoming president Nick Proctor (right) recognized outgoing president Jeff Stack with a commemorative gavel plaque during the club's annual In-and-Out party at Eagle Mountain Golf Club. Club members are grateful for their willingness to serve Four Peaks Rotary and the Fountain Hills community with their "service above self" action.
The Rotary Club of Four Peaks proudly recognized three outstanding members; Paul Janis, Joe Cardona and Frank Robinson at the close of the 2024–2025 "The Magic of Rotary" year for their unwavering dedication to Service Above Self, their embodiment of the People of Action spirit, and their impact within the Fountain Hills community. To see pictures of the evening, click here.
June 2025, the Four Peaks Rotary Club is proud to announce the launch of our Garden Refresh Project at McDowell Mountain Elementary School. Originally established through the efforts of the Noon Kiwanis Club, this beloved school garden is now receiving a thoughtful makeover, thanks to a partnership of local organizations, businesses, and dedicated volunteers who believe in the power of outdoor education.
The project is led by Rotarian Co-Chairs Debbie Romano and Paul Janis, whose leadership is bringing this space to life once again. Other Rotarians participating in this community project; Frank Colella, Daniel Weiner, Jerry Holtzman, Julie Ewald, Todd Harris and Frank Robinson.
The History of Four Peaks Rotary Memorial Flag Display by Rotarians Debbie Clason and Paul Perreault - Watch Here on YouTube
Each year on Memorial Day, a proud and stirring transformation takes place in the heart of Fountain Hills, Arizona. Under brilliant blue skies, the Four Peaks Rotary Club leads a powerful tradition—the Annual Memorial Day Flag Installation at Fountain Park from 6:00am-6:00pm. The project started back in the club early years with the vision of our late Bill Bemish. Rotarian Paul Perreault leads the way continuing this wonderful tradition for our club and community. Thank you to all who participate!
Four Peaks Rotarians are proving that even “garbage can be fun” at this year’s Fountain Festival of Fine Arts & Crafts!
From November 8-10, 2024, they’ll be adding a touch of service, humor and community spirit to their cleanup efforts, ensuring the downtown Fountain Hills, Arizona area stays pristine for nearly 500 artists, craftspeople, and countless festival-goers. Their lighthearted approach makes a positive impact while keeping the festival environment enjoyable and spotless for everyone! The weekend was another beautiful event with perfect weather enjoyed by many!
Robin Brand, Board of Director for Four Peaks Rotary, proudly waved our club flag reading “Building Community – People of Action” during the totally tubular 2024 Fountain Hills Thanksgiving Parade! Embracing the Back to the '80s theme in style, Robin and fellow Rotarians showed the town that community service never goes out of fashion. With Rotary bright colors, big smiles, and even bigger hearts, Four Peaks Rotary continues to make a rad impact—one project, one person, and one parade at a time!
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On May 6, 2023 the Four Peaks Rotarians held a FUN DAY at their 2nd Annual Kentucky Derby Run for the Roses fundraiser to support the Midwest Rotary Disaster Fund and Rotary Polio Fund. Special guest appearance by Tender Little Heart ponies who were "making friends, warming hearts, sharing smiles and spreading joy, one tender little heart at a time." This year's event was held at the beautiful Desert Canyon Golf Club.
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Service Above Self
Fountain Hills, AZ 85268
United States of America