Hurricane Valley Rotary and its Interact Club at Hurricane High donate $600 worth of socks to Switchpoint.
Welcome to our Club’s website! I am Clint Lawton, Hurricane Valley Rotary Club President for 2023-24. We are service-oriented people dedicated to help our community thrive. Our Rotarians are “People of Action” who perform a wide variety of service projects in the area and donate to organizations and people throughout Hurricane Valley. We also support causes in other parts of Utah, our nation, and across the globe.
This year, we built the All-Abilities Playground in Dixie Springs Park in Hurricane. The playground is specifically designed for special needs children, but it is open to kids of all ages. Among the other significant ways we serve the community is by supporting education through scholarships, arts programs, backpacks, and dictionaries. We also support youth activities such as the Hurricane High School Mountain Bike Team and Boy Scout Troop 1681. Local organizations such as the Hurricane Food Pantry, Root for Kids, Tan’s Treats, and Washington County Search and Rescue are just some of those upon which we focus our efforts.
We welcome service-oriented individuals, business professionals and other community members to join us in our commitment to improve the world around us. The most important qualification for membership is a passion for serving the community and creating friendships. Being a Rotarian connects you with people who share your desire to place "Service Above Self" through an established and respected organization. Join us.
Utah Rotary District Governor John Redd addresses Hurricane Valley Rotary Club on February 5, 2024.
Hurricane Valley Rotary recently donated 346 dictionaries to local 3rd graders. The club participates in The Dictionary Project every year.
Rotarians are committed to Service Above Self. But in this case, Hurricane Valley Rotarians provided service above the city of Hurricane by joining others in the community to paint the distinctive "H" on the ridge overlooking the town on September 11.
The American Cancer Society Utah held its inaugural ACS Southern Utah Golf Classic on October 6, 2023. Several Washington County Rotary Clubs have joined together to challenge ALL District 5420 clubs to contribute to a collective $25,000 gift to support this amazing cause and raise awareness of the “Service Above Self” work of Rotary in Utah. Donations are being accepted through the end of October.
Clint Lawton (center) takes the reins as Hurricane Valley Rotary President.The All-Abilities Playground at Dixie Springs Park in Hurricane, Utah is completed and open to the public. Hurricane Valley Rotary, the City of Hurricane, and supporters held ribbon cutting ceremony June 23.
Hurricane Valley Rotarians took their "Service Above Self" spirit to the Hurricane Valley Food Pantry November 21 and packed more than 100 boxes of food for those in need.
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