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Welcome to our Club!
Prescott-Frontier

We meet In Person
Wednesdays at 12:00 p.m.
The Club at Prescott Lakes
311 E Smoke Tree Ln
Prescott, AZ 86301
United States of America
Phone:
(408) 639-9265
Club  Stories

An Evening of Impact, Art, and Community

Mark your calendar for Sunday, September 20, and join us from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Watters Garden Center, 1815 W. Iron Springs Rd. in Prescott, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Grapes 4 Good, the Rotary Club of Prescott-Frontier's signature fundraiser.

Since its inception, this special event has helped Prescott-Frontier Rotary, together with our many generous sponsors, raise and invest more than $500,000 for local and global communities. These efforts support youth leadership programs and scholarships, teacher supply grants and school initiatives, community health and wellness efforts, food security and family assistance, veterans support programs, and international humanitarian projects through Prescott-Frontier's own foundation, Frontier Rotary Charitable Fund, and The Rotary International Foundation.

This year’s Grapes 4 Good promises to be extra special. Guests will enjoy curated wine selections, elegant charcuterie from Catering by Liz, silent and live auctions, a raffle, a wine pull, and more. One of the evening’s highlights will be a live painting experience with popular artist Jenny Rose of Blue Plume Studio, who will create a beautiful original work of art during the event, which will be auctioned live later that evening. It will be a unique opportunity to watch creativity unfold while supporting a great cause.

Join us for an unforgettable evening of fellowship, entertainment, and community impact — all while helping make a difference in the lives of others.

Tickets are $80 per person and may be purchased online at PrescottFrontierRotary.com. Sponsorship opportunities are also available at the same location, providing a wonderful way for local businesses and organizations to support impactful charitable programs while gaining valuable community visibility. You may also pay by check (payable to The Frontier Rotary Charitable Fund) and mail it to: The Frontier Rotary Charitable Fund, P.O. Box 1903, Prescott, AZ 86302.

To learn more about Grapes 4 Good, who benefits from the foundation's proceeds, and the impact it makes in our community: Grapes 4 Good Event Details

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.

Those of us in Rotary are often asked, “What is Rotary?” or “What do you do?” It’s a simple question—but the answer is anything but small.

We are a global network of leaders. Across the world, more than 1.4 million neighbors, professionals, and problem-solvers come together through Rotary clubs to create meaningful change. Rotary is not just an organization—it’s a leadership journey. Over the past two months, we’ve seen this firsthand as 650 Rotarians gathered in the Los Angeles area for the President-Elect Leadership Academy, and then in our district’s Club Leadership Academy in Phoenix. These experiences remind us that Rotary develops leaders not only within our clubs, but in every aspect of life. We learn, we connect, and we leave inspired.

At the heart of everything we do is our guiding principle: Service Above Self. Rotary calls us to uphold high ethical standards and use our professions and talents to serve others. Recently, Joe and I had the opportunity to visit two clubs and participate in their service projects. In those moments, you see Rotary at its best—hands-on, compassionate, and deeply connected to the needs of others.

We are people of action, committed to creating lasting change. Whether it’s through local service projects or global initiatives, Rotary addresses real challenges—clean water, education, health, and peacebuilding. Just a few days ago, our local paper featured not one, but two of our members. Their stories highlighted something we all know: Rotarians don’t just show up-they step up. They are active not only in Rotary but are influencers throughout our community.

Rotary is both local and global. Each club is uniquely rooted in its community, responding to local needs with care and creativity. At the same time, we are connected to something much larger - a worldwide network working toward shared goals of service and understanding. Together, we advance international goodwill and peace through a fellowship united in service.

And perhaps most importantly, membership in Rotary is about engagement. It’s not just about meetings - it’s about relationships, service, leadership, and impact. We engage with one another at meetings, through service projects, and at social events. Our St. Patrick's celebration was a perfect example—a night filled with laughter, connection, and fellowship that strengthens the bonds that make our club so special.

Rotary is who we are, and it’s what we do—together.

If you’re looking for a way to use your skills to make a difference locally and globally—Rotary may be for you. Want to learn more? On our website, click the Interested in Membership button: https://prescottfrontierrotary.com

– Linda Sweeney, President, Rotary Club of Prescott-Frontier 2025-2026

Join Prescott-Frontier Rotary!

Looking for a fun, meaningful way to make a difference in Prescott and beyond? At the Rotary Club of Prescott-Frontier, we’re neighbors, friends, and professionals who share ideas, take action, and create lasting change.

Our members:

  • Serve the community – from the Prescott Community Cupboard Food Bank to youth programs and local initiatives.
  • Make a global impact – support clean water, education, health, peace, and polio eradication worldwide.
  • Grow professionally and socially – network with local leaders, exchange ideas, and strengthen community connections.

We’re people of action guided by Rotary’s core values: truth, fairness, goodwill, and friendship. Whether you’re interested in community projects, youth programs, or international service, there’s a place for you here.

Visit us any Wednesday, 12:00–1:15 PM at The Club at Prescott Lakes, 311 E. Smoke Tree Lane, and see how you can join the fun while making a real difference!

Learn more and view our Club brochure here or tap images below: Rotary Club of Prescott-Frontier Brochure

More info: www.PrescottFrontierRotary.com and click the Interested in Membership button

Amid the vibrant colors of spring at Watters Garden Center, the Prescott-Frontier Rotary Club gathered for a memorable afternoon blending fellowship, flavor, and learning. Surrounded by blooming flowers and fresh mountain air, members enjoyed a special preview of what’s to come at our upcoming Grapes 4 Good 20th Anniversary celebration.

We sampled beautifully crafted charcuterie from Catering by Liz, paired with thoughtfully selected wines that will be featured at the event on September 20th. The setting couldn’t have been more perfect—nature in full color, laughter among friends, and a shared sense of purpose.

Adding to the experience, Ken Lain delivered an engaging and informative talk on fire-wise plants, helping us better understand how to create safer, more resilient landscapes. He also shared practical watering tips for plants, shrubs, and trees—knowledge we can all take home and put into practice.

This wonderful afternoon offered just a taste of what’s ahead. Grapes 4 Good is one of our community’s most anticipated and well-attended events, bringing together great food, exceptional wine, and a shared commitment to making a difference. We invite you to join us on September 20th—whether as a guest or a valued sponsor—to be part of this prestigious celebration and help us continue supporting impactful projects throughout our community.

Click here 👉🏻 Grapes 4 Good Event Details

Click here 👉🏻 Grapes 4 Good Tickets & Sponsorships

Our Charitable Fund, click here 👉🏻 Frontier Rotary Charitable Fund

Upcoming Events

Upcoming Speakers
Eric Moore
Jul 15, 2026 12:00 PM
The Lookout (formerly Jays Bird Barn)
Kathy Dickinson
Jul 22, 2026 12:00 PM
Garden with Natural Plants
Kathy Murphy Reilly
Jul 29, 2026 12:00 PM
Bronzesmith Foundry Tour
Arlene Rheinfelder
Aug 05, 2026 12:00 PM
Trust Attorney
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    PO Box 1903
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    Rotarian Loyalty
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    • Steve Sischka
      July 1, 1980
      46 years
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      July 12, 1991
      35 years
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      August 1, 1990
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      August 26, 2021
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      August 29, 2019
      7 years
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