Superstition Mountain Rotary Club

Superstition Mountain Rotary Club Members support education and job training, provide clean water, combat hunger, improve health and sanitation, and eradicate polio.

This looks like a fun event, for a good cause.
06/04/2026

This looks like a fun event, for a good cause.

Pretty good day for the club!!! We were able to give a nice check to AJ Football AND we got another nice check from our...
04/16/2026

Pretty good day for the club!!! We were able to give a nice check to AJ Football AND we got another nice check from our volunteer time for one of our favorite events The Lost Dutchman Marathon!

We will distribute these funds to other local causes!

If you're looking for a good group to join that makes a difference, let us know!! We would love to have you!

Fantastic lunch meeting today!!! We were able to donate a sizable check to the Genesis Project, as you can see from the...
04/01/2026

Fantastic lunch meeting today!!! We were able to donate a sizable check to the Genesis Project, as you can see from the picture AND our district governor stopped by! Over the years we have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for our AJ/GC community, we would love your help and are looking for new members! Send a message and we will get you out for a meeting!!

For our Wednesday lunch meeting we held a club assembly and worked on deciding the future of the club and the future is ...
03/26/2026

For our Wednesday lunch meeting we held a club assembly and worked on deciding the future of the club and the future is BRIGHT indeed!!! Sharon got a bit out of hand with the confetti but that's not abnormal. If you're looking to help your community, meet community leaders and make a difference, come visit our club!!

In the year 1620, Ed Shockley arrived in America, stepping off the Mayflower and onto this great land…(See attached phot...
03/26/2026

In the year 1620, Ed Shockley arrived in America, stepping off the Mayflower and onto this great land…
(See attached photo for historical documentation.)
Over the next few centuries, Ed got to work.
From supporting scholarships, to helping women’s shelters, the food bank, neighborhood cleans up. Whenever and wherever the community needed him, Ed was there...

Ed has been the kind of person who simply makes every place he’s a part of and every person who knows him better. The kind of guy you can count on. The kind of guy every community hopes to have.
We’ve been incredibly lucky to have him as part of ours.

Recently, Ed was recognized as Rotarian of the Year, a well-earned honor for a lifetime (or several lifetimes) of service.
As he steps away from Rotary, it’s hard to fully put into words the impact he’s had—but it’s safe to say our community is better because of him.
Ed—thank you for everything you’ve done. You’ve set the bar high for the rest of us.

Speakers for the March 11th Rotary Club meeting were Terry and Mary Drader, winter visitors, who for many years have bee...
03/11/2026

Speakers for the March 11th Rotary Club meeting were Terry and Mary Drader, winter visitors, who for many years have been winter residents of our local Gold Canyon area, and Rotary Club. Terry and Mary are long-time fellow Rotarians from Drayton Valley Rotary Club (Alberta, Canada - Rotary District 5370).

They spoke about an experience they had been a part of when District GSE Team leader, Julie Mulligan (who was also from their Drayton Valley Rotary Club), was kidnapped while she was in Nigeria on a GSE Exchange.

The kidnapping experience they shared was scary when it was occurring. Canadian government officials, along with Rotarians, both in Nigeria, as well as Canada, all played a role in there being a successful outcome, with Julie ultimately being freed from her kidnappers and coming back home safely.

For more information, read Rotary.org's article about the kidnapping experience - https://www.rotary.org/en/the-liberation-of-julie-mulligan

Superstition Mountain Rotary Club joins with several other local area service organizations, businesses, and individuals...
03/08/2026

Superstition Mountain Rotary Club joins with several other local area service organizations, businesses, and individuals in supporting the Superstition Mountain Branch of the Boys and Girls Club and its Annual Fundraiser.

The event takes place on Saturday, April 18, 2026.

It will be a festive evening of entertainment, dinner, raffle, and both live and silent auctions.
Proceeds from the event help provide needed support for the Superstition Mountain Branch of the Boys and Girls Club.

Date - April 18, 2026
Time - 5pm - 10pm
Location - Dolce Vita - 3301 S Goldfield Rd in Apache Junction
Dress Attire - Barnum's Best and Big Top Glamor - Dress to Dazzle

For more information about the event and to purchase tickets -

https://www.bgcaz.org/events/yesteryear/

For more information about the Superstition Mountain Branch of the Boys and Girls Club in Apache Junction, and to find out more ways you and your business can help to support them -

https://www.bgcaz.org/club/superstition-mountain-branch-apache-junction/

Superstition Mountain Rotary Club's speaker for the March 4th meeting was Tony Pistilli, a Past President of the Rotary ...
03/08/2026

Superstition Mountain Rotary Club's speaker for the March 4th meeting was Tony Pistilli, a Past President of the Rotary Club of Fountain Hills, who spoke about the 'International Dark Sky Discovery Center' located in Fountain Hills.

Additionally, public safety officers participated in the meeting. From the Apache Junction Police Department were Cindy Ewer, Commander Apache Junction and Stephanie Jewel, Officer in Apache Junction. Also Bill Peter, Mesa Police Department Lieutenant, attended. They shared information about an upcoming event - 'Police Unity Tour / Team Arizona'.

For more information about the Dark Sky Center - https://darkskycenter.org/

For more information about Police Unity Tour/Team Arizona - https://policeunitytour.com/

Superstition Mountain Rotary Club's February 2026 E-newsletter is now available on the Club website.Click on the link be...
03/06/2026

Superstition Mountain Rotary Club's February 2026 E-newsletter is now available on the Club website.

Click on the link below for a summary of February meetings/events -

* February 2026 e-news -
https://www.superrotary.com/bulletin/View/5ac4ca18-d36b-4920-9193-0a3516674fd6

* Interested in past month's e-news bulletins -
https://www.superrotary.com/bulletins

If you are looking for a local service club to be a part of and want to learn more about Rotary, please reach out to contact a Rotarian.

Superstition Mountain Rotary Club participated in and volunteered for the 2026 Lost Dutchman Days Rodeo event, February ...
03/05/2026

Superstition Mountain Rotary Club participated in and volunteered for the 2026 Lost Dutchman Days Rodeo event, February 27 - March 1, 2026.

For many years, Superstition Mountain Rotary Club members have volunteered during the annual Lost Dutchman Days Rodeo. The event provides both a fundraiser and a service project opportunity for the Club. Volunteers actively work for all three days, handling beer sales.

Funds received from participating in service projects such as this are utilized by the Club throughout the year to assist many non-profit, need-based, youth, and community causes.

Additionally, the Club utilizes funds received from service projects to help provide funding for student scholarships.

For more information about Lost Dutchman Rodeo Days -
https://www.lostdutchmandays.org/

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6100 S. Kings Ranch Road
Gold Canyon, AZ
85118

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