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Serving in the Wood River Valley since 1937

Service Above Self

We meet In Person

Thursdays

CSI Hailey Campus

1050 Fox Acre Road / PO Box 2190
Hailey, ID 83333
United States of America

Meetings are every Thursday from 12:00 to 1:15

District Site

Venue Map

New Members

New members Kathy Pruitt and Tammy Davis

Special Guest

Thanks for joining us!

Thanks to D.L. Evans Bank

This is a hefty check!

Polio Award

Posted by LeAnn Gelskey on Apr 09, 2018

What's in the envelope?! Titia has brought an award to Hailey Rotary.

YOU make a difference!

Posted on Sep 08, 2017

The heart of Rotary is our members, dedicated people who share a passion for community service and friendship. Thank you for your commitment to our community.

Why Join Rotary?

Posted by Mike Landes

R otarians are members of Rotary clubs. Rotary clubs belong to Rotary International. To become a Rotarian, you must be invited to join a Rotary club by a member of that club.

Rotary Member Application

Grant Request Form

President

Secretary

Treasurer

Past President

July 4th Rodeo Concessions

James Christensen

Member Birthdays:

Kathy Pruett

April 11
Carolyn Lister

April 27

Join Date:

Scott Miley

April 7, 2009

15 years
Anna Mathieu

April 19, 2019

5 years

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