Upcoming Programs

Every Rotary meeting has an engaging program. We typically hear from a non-profit, local business, government agency, or students who have received an educational grant or Student of the Month Award from us.

Upcoming meetings and events

  1. Club Social

    Club Social

    Mix and mingle with fellow Rotarians over refreshments at Big Block Brewing!

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  2. Lunch Meeting

    The Changing Face of Eldercare

    Alicia Campolito, Vice President, Certified Senior Advisor; Katherine Middleton, Esq., Associate Attorney

    Preparing for Long Term Care and Understanding the importance of a Power of Attorney. By the end of the session, attendees will clearly understand how proactive planning—combined with the right legal tools—can help ensure their loved ones’ wishes are honored and their care needs are met with compassion and control.

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  3. Community Event

    Harvest work event at Elk Run Farms in Maple Valley

    Join fellow Rotarians, friends and neighbors to volunteer at Elk Run Farm, a local partner farm with Harvest Against Hunger.

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  4. Community Event

    Trivia Night

    Come play trivia. Non Rotary members eligible to win a $25 Pagliacci Gift Card!

  5. After Hours

    Youthful Visionaries

    Felicia Qiang (Lens of Youth), Mudra Muchewal (LakeSafe), Divisha Arora (Know Your Ride)"

    Three youthful Sammamish entrepreneurs have started non-profits to change the world. Come learn what they're doing!

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  6. Lunch Meeting

    Growth Never Stops: A framework for Growth Personally and Professionally

    Mike Amato

    Mike helps organizations transform to higher performance by focusing on people over profits and developing strategies for successful AI implementation.

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  7. Lunch Meeting

    Voices that Endure: Densho's 30 Years of Preserving Community Stories

    Caitlin Oiye Coon, Archives Director, Densho

    Come learn about Densho, a nonprofit organization started in 1996, with the initial goal of documenting oral histories from Japanese Americans who were incarcerated during World War II. Densho is a Japanese term meaning “to pass on to the next generation,” or to leave a legacy.

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