Welcome to our newest Rotary Club of Mesa members! We’re thrilled to have them join our mission of service and look forward to the positive impact they’ll make in our community.
Mark Young
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Mesa!
As one of the leading service organizations in the East Valley, we are always eager to welcome new members. If you live or work in Mesa and share a passion for service, leadership, and community engagement, we invite you to consider joining us. We believe in fostering an inclusive and diverse membership dedicated to making a meaningful impact.
Founded in 1921, the Rotary Club of Mesa has a long history of service guided by our motto: Service Above Self. Our members are community leaders committed to improving lives locally and globally. We support various initiatives, from funding scholarships for local students to participating in international humanitarian efforts. We also sponsor our local Benedictine University Rotaract Club to inspire the next generation of service-minded leaders.
But Rotary is about more than just service, it’s about fellowship and fun! We host social gatherings, networking events, and activities that strengthen our bonds as friends and colleagues. Whether it's volunteering together, enjoying a club social, or participating in community celebrations, we create lasting memories while making a difference.
If you’re looking for a way to give back, build lifelong connections, and embrace the spirit of Rotary, we encourage you to learn more about membership. Join us at our meetings (most) every Wednesday at 12:00PM. Explore our Club website, follow us on our social media channels Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn or contact us at RotaryClubOfMesa@gmail.com to learn more.
We look forward to serving alongside you!
Mark Young
President, Rotary Club of Mesa 2024-2025
President, Rotary Club of Mesa 2024-2025
Ronald McDonald House Dinner Service
Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Mesa came together to prepare a warm, home-cooked meal for the families staying at the Ronald McDonald House in Mesa.
With care and compassion, we worked side by side in the kitchen, ensuring that families with sick children had a comforting meal to share. It was a meaningful evening filled with service, connection, and the reminder that even the smallest acts of kindness can make a big difference.
Rotarians from our Club had a fantastic time supporting Longfellow Elementary School’s production of Disney’s 101 Dalmatians! We helped with set design, costumes, concessions, and handing out programs; making it a true community effort. It was a wonderful dinner and a show date night, and the students did an amazing job!
Next stop: Gammage Auditorium!
Mesa Rotary Club Sponsors Future Leaders at RYLA
Our Club was proud to sponsor two outstanding high school students to attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) camp in Prescott, Arizona. This transformative 3.5 day experience brought together young leaders from across the state to build leadership skills, forge new friendships, and discover the power of Service Above Self.
Mesa Rotary Club Gives Back at Usery Mountain Regional Park with Cleanup & Picnic
Our Rotarians came together for a beautiful morning of service and fellowship at Usery Mountain Regional Park. With gloves on and trash bags in hand, our Rotarians alongside family and friends spent the morning picking up litter and helping to keep one of our community’s favorite outdoor spaces clean and welcoming for all.
A Beloved Tradition: Westwood High School Choir Performs for Mesa Rotary
One of the longest-standing and most cherished traditions of the Mesa Rotary Club is welcoming the Westwood High School Choir during the winter holiday season.
Mesa Rotary Spreads Holiday Cheer as Salvation Army Bell Ringers
Our Club members and their families recently stepped up to support the Salvation Army Red Kettle Campaign, ringing bells and spreading holiday cheer to encourage donations. With warm smiles and festive energy, our Rotarians greeted shoppers and helped raise funds for vital programs that provide meals, shelter, and hope to local families in need.
This annual tradition reflects the heart of Rotary; Service Above Self
Mesa Rotary Spreads Holiday Cheer to Local Seniors
Thanks to the generosity of our Club members, seniors at Aster Aging’s upcoming holiday luncheon will receive thoughtful gifts to brighten their season.
New Leadership Team Shares Vision and Goals for the Upcoming Rotary Year
At our meeting today, we had the opportunity to hear from our new leadership team, President Mark Young, Vice-President Rose Hanne, and all the others. They shared their vision, goals, and exciting plans for
the Rotary Year ahead. It was an inspiring discussion about the meaningful impact our club will continue to make in the community and beyond.
