Prescott Frontier Rotary Club introduces board and reaffirms core values

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The Prescott Frontier Rotary Club is pleased to announce its board of directors for the 2024-2025 Rotary year. The new board is committed to upholding the club’s core values ​​of service, fellowship, diversity, integrity and leadership while continuing its mission of “Making a Difference for Prescott’s Children and Beyond.”

The Prescott Frontier Rotary Club Board of Directors for 2024-2025 includes:

• President: Katherine Tubberty
• President-elect: Linda Sweeney
• Former president: Earl Moss
• Secretary: Mike Hannan
• Treasurer: Natasha Prescott
• Club administration: Duane Robinson
• Foundation, endowment: Steve Sischka
• Membership: Diane Meek
• Public relation: Ken Lain
• Service projects: Wendi Lancy
• Youth Services: Carl Marsh

“We are excited to welcome this talented and dedicated group of individuals to our board,” said Earl Moss, past president of the Prescott Frontier Rotary Club. “Their passion for service and commitment to our community will be invaluable as we continue to touch the lives of
Children and families in Prescott and beyond.”

The Prescott Frontier Rotary Club is a vibrant and active organization that brings together community leaders and volunteers who share a passion for service

The club’s diverse membership reflects the diversity of the Prescott community, and its members are committed to making a difference through a wide range of service projects and initiatives.

“Our club is founded on service, fellowship and commitment to the community,” said Katheryn Tuberty, president of the Prescott Frontier Rotary Club. “We are proud of the work we have done to support our community and look forward to continuing our mission to make a difference in people’s lives.
of those we serve.”

Prescott Frontier Rotary meets every Tuesday at 12pm at Mi Tierra Restaurant, 1317 E Gurley St, Prescott, AZ

It provides community leaders with the opportunity to serve and benefit the entire community. Rotarians promote high ethical standards, fellowship, and goodwill throughout the world.

The club’s flagship event, Grapes-4-Good, is held on September 29th at Watters Garden Center. Last year the club raised $95,000 to support education, strong business ethics, better communities, polio eradication, and improved leadership skills in high schools and colleges. We enjoy the fun of gardening while supporting the children in our community.

About the Prescott Frontier Rotary Club

The Prescott Frontier Rotary Club is a local chapter of Rotary International, a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem solvers who envision a world where people come together and take action to create lasting change – in our communities around the world and in ourselves. The Prescott Frontier Rotary Club is committed to serving the Prescott community through a variety of service projects and initiatives, focusing on supporting the needs of children and families.

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