The Rotary Club of Marana Hosts Hybrid Meetings
Visitors are always welcome.
We request in-person guests be vaccinated.
To receive a link to join our meeting via Zoom, text to 520-909-9162 with your name.
The job market is "hot" in the greater Tucson area, according to Evelyn Wright, workforce development director for Interfaith Community Services. The younger generations of workers desire a reasonable work-life balance after witnessing what happened to their parents, and Baby Boomers remain in high demand.
Laura Clymer
Welcome to the "Small but Mighty" Marana Rotary Club -- home club of District 5500 Governor-Elect Don Jorgensen, past District 5500 Governor Randy Brooks, and members who are business owners, professionals, non-profit community leaders, and retired folks not ready to retire from life.
The Rotary Club of Marana was chartered in 1988, just one year after the Town of Marana incorporated in 1987. Our roots reach deep in this part of the county where we sit just northwest of Tucson. Some of us remember when cotton fields stretched far and wide, the cement plant marked the turnaround for driver's ed classes, and for $10 an hour, you could explore on horseback (without a wrangler) the undeveloped foothills of the Tucson Mountains
Of course since then, a lot has changed, much of it for the better. What hasn't changed is the Rotary of Club of Marana's commitment to community service locally, nationally, and globally. We are community members who share Rotary International's vision that recognizes the ties that bind us extend beyond borders. Together, we can lift up our neighbors near and far through community service, business connections, and social interaction.
We welcome visitors to our hybrid meetings on the first three Tuesdays of the month at 7 a.m.. Our fourth Tuesday meetings are via Zoom only so we can conduct club business. Stop by and see us sometime, we'd love to show you what we can do together as Rotarians.
Laura Clymer
President, Rotary Club of Marana
Marana Rotarian Don Jorgensen was recognized by the White House for his efforts on behalf of the global disaster relief organization ShelterBox USA, a project partner of Rotary International.
Our club's signature money-raising event, the "Tour de Cookie", was featured on the "Giving" page of the Arizona Daily Star. You can find the story here.
Posted by Harold Burtzloff on Oct 24, 2013
Posted by Tonja Greenfield on Aug 04, 2009
Our club's past presidents
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