Community Services Projects
If you are a visiting Rotarian, make up at our club on Tuesday noon at:
Relics Restaurant, 3235 W. Highway 89A
Drive around the west side of the building and use side entrance.
Drive around the west side of the building and use side entrance.
Or the second or fourth Thursday at 7:30 am in the Village of Oak Creek at:
Redstone Dining, Oak Creek Country Club, 690 Bell Rock Blvd
- See more at: http://sedonarotary.org/Stories/sedona-and-village-satellite-meeting-locations#sthash.ytCQ0nBS.dpufIf you are a visiting Rotarian, make up at our club on Tuesday noon at:
Relics Restaurant, 3235 W. Highway 89A
Drive around the west side of the building and use side entrance.
Drive around the west side of the building and use side entrance.
Or the second or fourth Thursday at 7:30 am in the Village of Oak Creek at:
Redstone Dining, Oak Creek Country Club, 690 Bell Rock Blvd
- See more at: http://sedonarotary.org/Stories/sedona-and-village-satellite-meeting-locations#sthash.ytCQ0nBS.dpufIf you are a visiting Rotarian, make up at our club on Tuesday noon at:
Relics Restaurant, 3235 W. Highway 89A
Drive around the west side of the building and use side entrance.
Drive around the west side of the building and use side entrance.
Or the second or fourth Thursday at 7:30 am in the Village of Oak Creek at:
Redstone Dining, Oak Creek Country Club, 690 Bell Rock Blvd
- See more at: http://sedonarotary.org/Stories/sedona-and-village-satellite-meeting-locations#sthash.ytCQ0nBS.dpufIf you are a visiting Rotarian, make up at our club on Tuesday noon at:
Relics Restaurant, 3235 W. Highway 89A
Drive around the west side of the building and use side entrance.
- See more at: http://sedonarotary.org/Stories/sedona-and-village-satellite-meeting-locations#sthash.ytCQ0nBS.dpuDrive around the west side of the building and use side entrance.
Join Us Tuesday
We meet at noon at Heartline Cafe every 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month.
Please note meetings held on Zoom until further notice.
The Rotary Club of Sedona's Mission is to enhance community through service, teamwork and friendship. - See more at: http://sedonarotary.org/#sthash.p8FAoShV.dpuf
P. O. Box 2170
Sedona AZ 86339
Sedona AZ 86339
Service Above Self
The Rotary Club of Sedona provides community services both with financial contributions and with hands-on effort. Here are some of the ongoing programs.
The St. Andrew's church dinner's are always a big hit with all participants, Rotarian's and community members alike. The dinners are always held on a Monday each week and our Sedona Rotary club puts one on every 2-3 months. We've been having BBQ lately and the food is always appreciated for both meat eaters and vegetarians.
For over 20 years our club has been cleaning up a mile of 89A as it leaves West Sedona. While litter seems to be down a bit from years ago, you never know what will turn up along the highway.
New projects come from ideas and passions of our members. Wendy Bialek-Kling started a program to help first responders deal with the stress and trauma they may face on the job through a special yoga program. A pilot program was held with the Sedona Fire District.
The Sedona area has a large population of retired and elderly folks, many of whom live in poverty. Rotarian Kent Ellsworth, Director of the Verde Valley Caregivers, is bringing the club projects to help elders in need with the upkeep of homes and property to assist them to stay in their homes.
Music and Memory is another project to assist the elderly. Ron Goldman of Arizona Elder Care obtained help from the Red Rock High School Interact Club to get iPods and funds for music to download as an aid for people with Alzheimer's. For more details about how this project work visit Alive Inside.
Veterans recognition and needs were a focus of President Tim Ernster (2014-2015). Our club participated in bringing the Vietnam Wall replica to Sedona, sponsored an Honor Flight for Honorary Rotarian, Dick Levy, and contributed to the Sedona Fire District 911 Memorial Project.
At Christmas the club adopts a needy family to shower with presents, gift cards and love through the local Food Bank.
Pam, who is a client of Verde Valley Caregivers, has a few challenges to remain in her own home. She needs a ramp up to her front door so that she can enter safely with her walker and her yard is overgrown with weeds and wild grasses. Saturday morning saw a workforce of volunteers from the Rotary Club led by VVCG Director, Kent Ellsworth, descend upon her property with weed whackers and rakes to clean up the yard.Volunteers included Kent, Dave and Suzette Young, Jennette Bill, Catherine Moore, Eddie Passov, Jean Barton, incoming exchange student, Daniel, and Cullen Hollister from Habitat for Humanity.
Interact students Sydney Hambrick (2nd left) and Leza Richardson (far right) from Red Rock High School present club members Holli Ploog (far left) and Ron Goldman with approximately $511 they raised for the club's Music in Memory Program, along with iPods loaded with music for residents of Kachina Point. The Music in Memory Program is for older adults impacted by dementia. Ron says "As we gain more success we will hopefully scale the project up to other facilities in other communities."