We are Rotary

A huge thank you to Ken La Tourette and State Farm for supporting our Lobsterfest as a Lobster Lover Sponsor!

Ken is not only a generous sponsor, but also a dedicated Rotarian who continually gives his time, energy, and support to our community. We truly appreciate all he does to help make our events and service projects successful. Thank you for always stepping up for Rotary!

Thank you to Roger Carlson and Carlson Accountancy for supporting our Lobsterfest as a Big Claw Sponsor!

Roger’s commitment to Rotary goes far beyond sponsorships, he is also the Lobsterfest Chair. As a fellow Rotarian, he consistently gives both his financial support and his personal time to help strengthen our community and our mission. We are so grateful for his continued generosity and dedication. Thank you, Roger, for helping make Lobsterfest a success!

A huge thank you to Barry and Isela Cooper and Cooper Logistics for generously donating snacks for our Lobsterfest volunteers!

We truly appreciate your support and your thoughtfulness in helping take care of the amazing volunteers who make this fundraiser possible. Your kindness and generosity mean so much to our Rotary family and to the success of Lobsterfest!!!🦞💙

Today we celebrate the incredible teachers who shape minds, inspire dreams, and build the future. 🍎
On behalf of our Rotary Club, thank you for your dedication, patience, and passion. You make a difference every single day!

Today, May 4, marks a historic moment in Rotary’s story. On this day in 1987, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Rotary clubs could no longer exclude women from membership—opening the door to a more inclusive and diverse organization. One of the pioneers of this change was Sylvia Whitlock of the Rotary Club of Duarte, who went on to become the first woman to serve as a Rotary club president. Her leadership helped pave the way for generations of women in Rotary, strengthening our impact and expanding our reach in communities around the world.