A program for veterans building a race car.

Our club's Foundation, especially supporting scholarships through Project Self Sufficiency

No Meeting today

Knowing what food birds eat is critical for bird conservation efforts. Obtaining more specific data about bird food habits has been a passion of David Leatherman for many years. With high-resolution digital photography and a bit of luck, it is sometimes possible for specialists to identify insects to the species level and to capture information about the plants that sustain birds through the seasons. 

David Leatherman writes a column called The Hungry Bird in Colorado Birds, the journal of the Colorado Field Ornithologists. He is retired from the Colorado State Forest Service where he served as the forest entomologist, studying  and conducting outreach about the Mountain Pine Beetle. He is a frequent speaker to bird and insect groups and plans to write a book, Life Among the Headstones, a summary of over 1700 visits to an old cemetery in Fort Collins.

This meeting is for new members and anyone who would like to find out more about committees in our club.  Look for us in the same room as the main meeting.

We're working on how we build and sustain membership!

In the most recent statistics that have come out, the United States is now number 3 in the world for human trafficking.  Only Mexico and the Philippines are ahead of us.  Our focus at Global Connection International is to get out ahead of this problem and seek to fortify local communities from the threat by raising awareness and providing prevention tools to everyday American people and their families.  We will talk about specific things that community members can do to make sure it never happens in their communities.

Join us for Rotary fellowship and to work on our community projects!

Hunting with falcons.

Our club's Foundation, especially supporting scholarships through Project Self Sufficiency

Join us for Rotary fellowship and to work on our community projects!

Meeting of the four Fort Collins Rotary Club Presidents, PE's and PEN's the first Tuesday of the month.

Breakouts in the morning & afternoon focusing on Membership, Foundation & New Member Orientation. Register Online  $30.00
 

This meeting is for new members and anyone who would like to find out more about committees in our club.  Look for us in the same room as the main meeting.

Rich will talk about the history and describe and show with photos, the various types of materials used in making Beer Steins:  Stoneware, Pottery, Wood, Ceramic, Pewter, Silveer & Gold, Ivory, Porcelain, Military Steins, Royal Vienna & Glass. Rich welcomes you to bring any unique Beer Steins that you have to the program to share with everyone.  CHEERS!

With 75 % of businesses affected by fraud on a yearly basis, people mistakenly believe it only harms the business affected. The effect of an embezzlement is felt by everyone associated with the business, employees and their families, vendors, customers, as well as governmental agencies. We all have to work together to keep businesses from being affected by the loss of money due to an embezzlement.

Join us for Rotary fellowship and to work on our community projects!

Directions to NEW Exodus Moving & Storage
4700 Marketplace Drive   Johnstown, Co

• Take I-25 South
• Get off at Exit 254   SH60
• At bottom of the exit ramp turn Left, go under the highway
• Go 400 feet, Turn Right, take SE Frontage Rd south
• Turn Left on Marketplace Dr. (Lazy Day RV on corner) 
• Drive 1,025 feet and Exodus Moving is on the Right

See You There!

Our club's Foundation, especially supporting scholarships through Project Self Sufficiency

Meet at Marriot at 11:00 if you wish to car pool to Exodus Movimng & Storage, 4700 Market Place Dr. Johnstown - Johnson's Corner exit.

BizWest recently declared Timnath the fastest growing community in Northern Colorado.  April Getchius, Town Manager and former club member will update the club on what is happening east of I-25.

A short program on some little known CSU Football history.

No Speaker

Join us for Rotary fellowship and to work on our community projects!

The purpose of the Foothills Foundation, our relationship with Project Self Sufficency, and hearing about the impact our scholarships make with the recipients.

This meeting is for new members and anyone who would like to find out more about committees in our club.  Look for us in the same room as the main meeting.

Join us for Rotary fellowship and to work on our community projects!

 A family history of cancer influences cancer risk and cancer screening recommendations.  Leslie will discuss how genetic counseling and genetic testing can help us to better understand cancer risk and give us tools to prevent cancer. 

Our club's Foundation, especially supporting scholarships through Project Self Sufficiency

Join us for Rotary fellowship and to work on our community projects!

Since 2004, the Chinese government has planted "Confucius Institutes" at colleges and universities around the world. More than 80 operate in the United States, including at CSU Fort Collins. These Institutes avoid Chinese political history and human rights abuses, portray Taiwan and Tibet as undisputed territories of China, and educate a generation of American students to know nothing more of China than the regime’s official history. Learn why Confucius Institutes harm American higher education--and what colleges and universities, state and federal officials, donors, and citizens can do to protect against pernicious influence by the Chinese government. 

Michelle Provaznik, Director The Gardens on Spring Creek will talk about the recently opened expansion including 5 acres of new gardens, expanded Visitor’s Center including a Butterfly House and new programs being developed.

This meeting is for new members and anyone who would like to find out more about committees in our club.  Look for us in the same room as the main meeting.

Join us for Rotary fellowship and to work on our community projects!

Planning for our wonderful Peach Festival on August 22, 2020!

Join us for Rotary fellowship and to work on our community projects!

Planning for our wonderful Peach Festival on August 22, 2020!

Marshall Fogel will talk about the backround and acomplishments of Denver native, General Maurice Rose, the most decorated battletank commander in military history.

This meeting is for new members and anyone who would like to find out more about committees in our club.  Look for us in the same room as the main meeting.

Crooked Stave Brewery will be providing some merchandise giveaways plus a growler of beer as the grand prize! Stop by and support the Foothills Ale Trail! 

Join us for Rotary fellowship and to work on our community projects!

Our club's Foundation, especially supporting scholarships through Project Self Sufficiency

Planning for our wonderful Peach Festival on August 22, 2020!