Club Information
The Rotary Club
of Kirkland
Welcomes You!

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Mondays at 6:15 p.m.
Fraternal Order of Eagles
258 Central Way
Kirkland, WA 98033
United States of America
First and third Mondays of the month are in-person meetings, and virtual (online) meetings are the second Monday of the month. Fourth and fifth Mondays are either bye weeks or club committee days. No meetings on federal holidays.

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Upcoming Events
Club Executives & Directors
President
President Elect
Vice President
Treasurer
Secretary
Community Service Chair
Youth Service Chair
International Service Chair
Membership Chair
Rotary Foundation Liaison
Program Chair
For many years the Rotary Club of Kirkland has been raising funds --recently with the annual rummage sale-- as well as accepting donations and then buying, wrapping, and delivering gifts to John Muir families who would not otherwise experience this wonderful part of the holiday season.
Club Meeting Arrangements
To join the meetings online, use the Join link that follows, or the meeting identification codes if needed. Zoom sessions open at 6:10 p.m. and meeting activities start at 6:15 p.m. Check the Club Calendar for meeting location changes and, if any, dinner registration and fee information.
 
Meeting ID: 883 7590 7677
Password: 264774
Prospective Member Contact Information
Interested in joining the Rotary Club of Kirkland?
Please contact our membership chair: Cody Baker
Please visit our Membership in Rotary web pages.
Please consider submitting a Membership Inquiry.
Home Page Stories
Members of the Rotary Club of Kirkland gave a part of their day on the 4th of July to volunteer for the city of Kirkland's parade and celebration. Rotary Club of Kirkland President Kate Koslosky, Rotarian Dr. Sue Cohn, Rotarian Dr. Joanne Primavera and Community Service Chair Rick Walter had the morning shift, provided support for the parade, kept things moving in an orderly fashion, and provided directions. Program Chair John Storbeck and spouse Rotarian Chris Kelly-Storbeck took the later shift and helped out with keeping the parade going and helping close it down when finished. Rick Walter and Rotarian Brett Johnson helped the dozens of veterans get signed up, enjoy food and drink, receive a boutonniere and name tag, and then be assigned to one of a hand full of vehicles that Brett provided from Lee Johnson Chevrolet to transport these wonderful servicemen and women down the parade route so that they could be honored. The members of Rotary Club of Kirkland answered the call and helped make the parade and celebration a success.
 
 
Once again this holiday season, as part of its community service program, the Rotary Club of Kirkland purchased six boxes of warm coats from Operation Warm in Glen Mills, Pennsylvania for needy students at John Muir Elementary School. Seventy-two coats, costing $1,620, arrived in their boxes on Thursday, December 19, and many were distribute to students as quickly as possible.
Eight members of the Rotary Club of Kirkland again devoted a morning to the nearby Hopelink operation sorting food by category and checking expiration dates. Once the job was finished, it was off to Kirkland's Olive Garden restaurant for some great food and enjoyable conversation. Helping Hopelink has become a wonderful habit for the club, and members will try to do this again before 2024 is done.
Speakers
Scott Oki of The Oki Foundation
Aug 04, 2025 6:40 PM
Making cents of K-12 education finance in Washington and the district level
Making cents of K-12 education finance in Washington and the district level
 
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