It’s always exciting to see Rotary members making an impact—and even more so when that impact gets recognized in the community. Recently, several Rotarians from our club were featured in local media, shining a light on the incredible work happening right here in Prescott and beyond.
Wendi Lancy was highlighted in The Daily Courier for her involvement with Gardeners of Destiny, a hands-on gardening education program that teaches people how to grow their own food and live healthier lives. Their passion for community education and sustainability is a great example of Rotary values in action.
Through this program, participants—many of them students—learn practical skills such as planting, harvesting, and caring for a garden, all while gaining a deeper appreciation of where their food comes from. It’s not just about gardening; it’s about empowerment, health, and building a stronger, more connected community.
Meanwhile, Rotarian Amoré Cianciola was recently featured on the popular Arizona PBS show Check, Please! Arizona, highlighting the vibrant local dining scene. Her appearance showcased not only great food but also the enthusiasm and community pride that Rotarians bring to everything they do.
Seeing our fellow Rotarians recognized in the news and on screen is a great reminder that Rotary's impact reaches far beyond our meetings. Whether through education, community engagement, or the celebration of local culture, Rotarians continue to make a meaningful difference every day.
Congratulations to Wendi and Amoré for representing Rotary so well—and for continuing to put our community in the spotlight.
Articles courtesy of The Daily Courier, your trusted source for local news and information in the vibrant community of Prescott, Arizona: https://www.dcourier.com