Club recognized for outstanding service and more than $430,000 in community impact

It truly was A Night to Remember for the Rotary Club of Grand Junction!

During District 5470’s Rotary Foundation Celebration on October 17 at The Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, the club received the prestigious D.D. Monroe Award, recognizing outstanding achievement among Rotary clubs with 51 or more members.

The honor celebrates a remarkable year of service during which Grand Junction Rotarians generated more than $430,000 in community impact, demonstrating the power of working together to make a lasting difference.

Cliff and Teresa Anson, District Governor-Elect Barbara Bowman, and Mari Garland were on hand to accept the award on behalf of the club. Special recognition goes to Past President Sheree Logemann Fukai for preparing and submitting the club’s award application.

Through its dedication to community service, philanthropy and meaningful partnerships, the Rotary Club of Grand Junction continues to demonstrate Rotary’s commitment to Service Above Self.

Congratulations to the Rotary Club of Grand Junction! This recognition celebrates not only an exceptional year of accomplishments but also the dedication of Rotarians who turn compassion into action and strengthen their community through service.

Read more about the club’s achievements and view photos in the District 5470 website story, Grand Junction Rotary Celebrates a Year of Service and $430,625 in Impact.