Every Rotary year brings new opportunities to serve, and this year was no exception.

From supporting students and teachers to honoring Gold Star Moms, assisting seniors, caring for families in need, and improving the places we all enjoy, Prescott-Frontier Rotary members and community volunteers rolled up their sleeves to make a lasting difference.

During the 2025–2026 Rotary year, our club completed 32 service projects, contributing more than 4,286 volunteer hours through the efforts of 474 volunteers—including 388 Rotarians and 86 community volunteers. Together, we collected 1,965 essential items and generated more than $64,800 through fundraising events that directly support programs and organizations serving our community.

Some of our greatest impact cannot be measured by dollars or hours alone. This year, we reached 516 students, supported 210 teachers, recognized 12 Gold Star Moms, connected with 55 seniors, helped stock the Community Cupboard that serves more than 50,000 neighbors, and removed 1.3 tons of trash during the Granite Creek Clean Up to help preserve our local trails.

None of this happens without people who choose to give their time, talents, and hearts to others. Our members, community volunteers, sponsors, and nonprofit partners all play an important role in creating positive change throughout Prescott and the surrounding communities.

Whether we are packing birthday bags, collecting pet food, organizing fundraisers, mentoring youth, or lending a hand wherever it is needed, every project reflects a simple belief: small acts of service, multiplied by many people, create extraordinary results.

If you are looking for a meaningful way to give back, build lasting friendships, and make a positive impact in our community, we invite you to learn more about The Rotary Club of Prescott-Frontier. We are always looking for people who are passionate about service and want to make a difference—one project at a time.