The Rotary Club of Fort Collins supports and participates in a variety of community-based projects. We provide charitable grants to several other local service organizations; lead many youth-oriented projects, such as the Four-Way Test program that introduces high ethical standards to junior high students; and Rotary READ, to encourage literacy and good reading habits among our children.

Each year, our club supports local students in their participation in Rotary Youth Leadership Awards, Rotary Youth Exchanges and provides numerous scholarships for post-secondary education. Each month, the club recognizes an outstanding public school teacher, high school student and ROTC Cadet. Annually we recognize a Master Agriculturist and join two other Rotary clubs in Fort Collins in recognizing the Poudre School District Teacher of the Year.

The Rotary Club of Fort Collins, working closely with the Rotary Foundation, Rotary clubs in developing has completed numerous potable water projects in poor communities in Asia and Latin America; supported a variety of health-related service projects; and led the way in developing programs to help prevent and control devastating mosquito-borne diseases such as West Nile and Dengue Fever. In addition, our club has supported numerous projects to equip schools, provide microcredit for self-sustaining business enterprises and support a wide variety of other health and education initiatives in poor communities around the world.

If you are interested in joining a network of locally involved leaders and professionals who are active and involved in their community and are passionate about helping those in need, all in the spirit of making friends and having fun, then the Rotary Club of Fort Collins may be for you.

Photos taken at the Rotary Club of Fort Collins on May 2 by Lannie Boyd.

Club President Phyllis Abt presents the plaque to the Cadet of the Month, Caitlin Lozano, with Damien Cullen as the ROTC Battalion representation.		Forrest and Judy Boggs with the 2012 Max Getts 4-Way Test Award Winner, Brownie McGraw
President Phyllis Abt with 2012 Quiet Rotarian Award winner, Jim Harper, and 2011 award winner, Kelley Kesler		Forrest and Judy Boggs with the Max Getts 4-Way Test Award winner, Brownie McGraw

Warren Wilson introducing Damien Cullen to introduce the Cadet of the Month		CSU Army ROTC Operations Officer, Damien Cullen introducing the Cadet of the Month		The May Cadet of the Month, Caitlin Lozano
Bill West as the Master of Ceremony for the Service In Action Awards Meeting		Dave Stewart giving a report on the Orphanage project in Mexico		Anna Luna tells the club what Project Self-Sufficiency has done for her
Colleen Johnson with the MAC Theater singing "These Are A Few Of My Favorite Things" from the "Sound of Music"		Sarah Grover & Drew Hirschobeck singing "Sixteen Going On Seventeen" from the "Sound of Music"		President Elect Bob Seymour speaking about the club ASK program for our charitable account

Pictures taken at a book store that went out of business. A club member obtained the left over inventory for our June 2012 book sale fundraiser. The pictures show members packing up the books. These books along with the books left over from our last book sale are stored at Exodus Moving and Storage for free.

C. J. Streit, Richard Skaggs and John Matshshima helping pack up the books		Kathy and John Nicol with Bill Schaffter helping pack up the books
Stacy Plemmons helping John and Kathy Nicol pack up books		An Exodus Van. Exodus Moving and Storage are storing the books for our club