A Celebration of Our Younger Selves
At the December 16 Club meeting, Club members shared childhood photographs and stories. It was a delight to get to share stories about our collective early childhood. What a great way to close 2020. View PowerPoint here.
$103,500 Water Grant in Zimbabwe approved
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Denver Mile High Rotary has partnered with the Rotary Club of Highlands in Zimbabwe since 2005, focusing on economic training for women. But when the Highlands Rotarians met with community representatives from Tafara and Mabvuku, in the suburbs of Harare, the Rotarians found out that clean water was a much bigger issue. So we turned our efforts to rehabilitating current community wells, drilling new ones, and emphasizing improved sanitation. Get the rest of the story.
Metro Caring Food Packaging
The impact in 2020 of COVID19 was devastating. According to Metro Caring, a leading frontline anti-hunger organization in Denver, they experienced close to a threefold increase in need during the year and are now serving 7,000 families a month.
Denver Mile High is once again hosting meetings in person with social distancing. We invite you to visit us at the University Club in downtown Denver. Meetings are also accessible on Zoom. Contact us for more information about joining us.
The Rotary Club of Denver Mile High meets every Wednesday at 7 AM in downtown Denver at the
University Club, 1673 Sherman Street, Denver, CO 80203
Visiting Rotarians are welcome to come any time. Friends, family and those interested in the club are invited for breakfast and a speaker as well.
We're known for our warm atmosphere and friendly members who champion many different service projects. Although we have a variety of backgrounds and professions, we share a common goal—making a difference in our community and around the world. Joining Denver Mile High Rotary will connect you to a global network of humanitarians who live the motto, "Service above self."
Rotary funding for Club Projects
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laine Love of the Castle Rock Club joined Ann Tull, Carolyn Schrader and Audrey Leavitt in a lively discussion of how the DMH Club Foundation and The Rotary Foundation work together to maximize funding for Rotary Grants.
laine Love of the Castle Rock Club joined Ann Tull, Carolyn Schrader and Audrey Leavitt in a lively discussion of how the DMH Club Foundation and The Rotary Foundation work together to maximize funding for Rotary Grants. 
Click here to see what Club what members have been doing to respond to the COVID-19 need in the community.
Denver Mile High Rotary is proud to be able to support a long-standing partner, The Conflict Center, with a their “Tuesdays with TCC. “ These community conversations, presented over 6 weeks in April and May, have enabled the Conflict Center to reach people who might not have otherwise connected with the Center.
The interactive programs build community in response to the stress, anxiety, and feelings of isolation caused by COVID-19. Topics include how to give yourself grace during this difficult time and how to reenter society as stay-at-home restrictions begin to ease.
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DMHR Budget, and Local and International Projects
The University ClubMar 03, 2021
7:00 AM – 8:30 AM
We're a dynamic club with a variety of interests, and we're always looking for interesting speakers.
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