Service Above Self
Service Above Self is the fundamental principle of Rotary International, a global service organization dedicated to promoting peace, goodwill, and community service. This principle encourages members to prioritize the needs of others over their own self-interest, and to use their time, resources, and skills to make a positive impact in their communities and the world. Through their collective efforts, Rotary has become a powerful force for good, inspiring people from all walks of life to work together towards a brighter, more compassionate future.
Dedication Plaque for Grand Junction Plaza
Rotary provided the dedication plaque for the opening of the center of Grand Junction Plaza.
Hurricane Relief
The club served by collecting goods for two major hurricanes in 2021 and filled semi-trucks with much-needed supplies.
Supporting Washington Township Trustees Office
The Trustees office was provided vacant homes to be used by clients when they had housing insecurities. These properties were overgrown and needed landscaping cleanup at 4 different locations.
Driving Downtown Shuttle
For two seasons on Saturday nights, Rotary volunteers drove the Downtown Westfield Shuttle transporting guests to restaurants and parking areas. We asked for tips and used this as an opportunity to raise additional funds.
Roundabout Sponsor
The club was delighted to sponsor the roundabout at 151st Street and Westfield Blvd.
Tricycles for Oak Trace Elementary School
When the school was not able to afford the purchase of adaptive tricycles for the elementary school, Rotary donated the funds.
Ga-Ga Ball Pits
The club provided funding for the ga-ga ball pits at Westfield Middle School.
Tree Planting at Grand Park
Rotary volunteers helped plant hundreds of tree seedlings throughout Grand Park.
School Safety Program
The Rotary club installed school zone safety signage at all school zones throughout the Westfield Washington School District, including private schools.
Freedom Trail Park Sensory Garden
Rotary took on a major project that enhanced the all-inclusive playground at Freedom Trail Park. This play area was built in conjunction with the Autism Support Group of Hamilton County. Not only is the play equipment adaptive to all users can enjoy the playground. Adding the sensory garden extended the experience. The club added picnic tables as well.