 Two distinguished community leaders were recognized by the Park City Rotary Club as its Citizens of the year for 2018. Wally and Lorraine Stuecken, along with Assistant Summit County Manager Anita Lewis were recognized by the club August 20. They will serve as honorary marshals of the 124th Miners’ Day Parade on Monday, September 2. |
 Colin DeFord is taking on the role of president of the Park City Rotary Club, one of the community's most notable service organizations. |
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Summit County nonprofits, now's the time to apply for a 2019 Park City Rotary Club Small Non-profits Grant. |
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Park City Rotary's support has provided a Bright Future for these students. |
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Next week, on June 6, thousands will gather in the American Cemetery near the beaches of Normandy to commemorate the heroic action of solders who gave their lives in one of the world's most famous battles. For Park City Rotary Club member Larry Warren and his wife Carol Murphy, the day holds very special memories. |
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High school students are the future leaders of the community. Recognizing that, the Park City Rotary Club provides $10,000 in scholarships each year as a part of its partnership with the Park City High School Interact Club. Five deserving high school seniors will receive scholarships at a special ceremony Wednesday, May 29 at the Eccles Center. |
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Rotarians, now's the time to submit your nominations for Citizen of the Year. Nominations will be accepted through Friday, June 28. |
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Fun and funky, the annual Miner’s Day parade down historic Main Street attracts marching bands and community floats as Park City celebrates its mining heritage. Put your blanket down on the curb with the kids and be ready for the fun. The parade begins around 11:00 a.m on September 3rd., just after the annual Running of the Balls down Main Street. The parade route runs the length of Main Street, before skipping over to Park Avenue and on down to City Park.  |
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Park City Rotary celebrates the summer and installs our new club officers at Rotary Park on June 26th.  |
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Each year the Park City Rotary Club invites Summit County nonprofit organizations to have lunch with us! We will present information about our Small Nonprofit Grant Program and answer any questions you may have. In addition, this is an opportunity for local organizations to tell us about your invaluable work while networking with the Club. Please be prepared to give a 1-minute or less “elevator pitch” about your organization.  |
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The online Rotary Grant application is now available, for 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations with annual operating budgets under $500k and projects/scholarships serving Summit County. .jpg) |
PARK CITY ROTARY CLUB HELPS KIDS IN COMMUNITY PARK CITY, Utah (July 11, 2017) - The Park City Rotary Club, which has been serving the community since 1980, is drawing attention to the needs of youth in the Park City community. On Tuesday (July 11) the club announced significant financial grants to three relatively new local non-profits, all of which have a focus on kids. The club will present $125,000 in grants to Community for Children’s Justice, Bright Futures (a program of the Park City Education Foundation) and PC Tots in a ceremony in the Blair Education Center at the Park City Hospital. |