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We see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — in our communities, across the globe and in ourselves.
Denver Mile High Rotary Club does this through volunteerism, collaboration and connectivity.
Learn about the people in our club that make things happen.
Get involved in the projects that impact the city, and the world.
Share your passion with us, and join the club to make a difference.
Denver Mile High Rotary Zoom Meeting
April 8, 2020
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.
Bob Kemp Inducted as District Governor 2020-2021
Denver Mile High Rotary is honored to that our Club Member, Bob Kemp, was elected to be District 5450 District Governor for 2020-2021.
Bob has been a member since 2012 and served as Club President and champion of Rotary International Service. We are proud of his impact on the Club and look forward to assisting him in his District Governor year. Congratulations Bob.
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."
Denver Mile High Rotary has suspended all in person meetings and other activities through June. We'll be back at the University Club on July 1. Click here to see what Club members have been doing to respond to the need in the community. See our Fellowship page as well.
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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Transition Meeting at the University Club
The University ClubJul 01, 2020
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM -
Rte 36: OH to CO—America’s Heartland Highway
The University ClubJul 08, 2020
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM -
Rhona Hathaway Rotary and Mental Health
The University ClubJul 15, 2020
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM -
Portia Prescott and Racism in America
The University ClubJul 22, 2020
7:30 AM – 8:30 AM
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We're a dynamic club with a variety of interests, and we're always looking for interesting speakers.
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