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- $5,000 to Foster Your Future


- Outstanding Leadership as President 2019/2020 - the late Jeff Poynter
- Sergeant At Arms Award - the late Jerry Berna
- President's Award of Excellence - the late Buzz Ponce
- Rotarian of The Year - Todd Harris
- Rotarian Rookie of The Year - Isabelle Clausen
- Outstanding Leadership, Dedication, and Limitless Enthusiasm for Four Peaks Rotary Club - Jay Schlum
- Quiet Rotarian Award - Jack Reynolds
- Perfect Attendance For 28 Years Award - Paul Perreault

Thank you to those who helped placed flags in loving memory of the

The 2021-2022 Rotary International theme is Serve To Change Lives, tasking Rotarians to create opportunities that strengthen their leadership, help put service ideas into action, and improve the lives of those in need. We are always working to better our community and the world we live in. The following officers will lead us through coming Rotary year!
President: Scott Sommer
President Elect: Todd Harris
Past President: Scott Sommer
Secretary: Robin Brand
Treasurer: Patrick Benkowski
Directors: Jeff Stack, Bob Jacobius, Isabelle Clausen
To think that there are thousands of people living in Arizona without access to basic plumbing and clean, running water is unimaginable. But that is precisely the case for the Navajo Nation, located in parts of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah.
Four Peaks Rotary learned at the Club’s June 13 meeting of a Rotary International project that provides construction of individual water systems for Navajo homes. Solar panels and electrical connections are included for families that do not have electrical service, as well.
Guided by Rotary project director Jim Bissonet at the June 13 meeting, Four Peaks heard how the Club can get involved in helping the Navajo Nation with their water needs. According to President-elect Jeff Poynter, the Club will have an opportunity to vote on receiving a Rotary Global Grant that would allow Four Peaks to work hand-in-hand with Rotary International in solving the water crisis with the Navajo Nation.
Poynter is optimistic that the project fits well with Four Peaks Rotary’s vision. “We’re a club that wants to help as many people as possible. This is a tremendous opportunity for Four Peaks Rotary to step up and really make a difference in many lives.”
The Club hopes to make an announcement within the next few weeks of their partnership with Rotary International and the Navajo Nation.
Four Peaks Rotary meets the second and fourth Thursday of every month at 7 am at Fountain View Village. For more information regarding the Club, visit

Service Above Self
Fountain Hills, AZ 85268
United States of America