Vision Statement
We will serve youth through education and athletics
We are a group of service minded community leaders who have a passion for the young people in our community and setting them up for success as our future leaders.
Please Join Us for Breakfast
Thursdays at 7 AM
EXCEPTION:
1st Thursdays at 5 PM Social Hour, 6 PM Meeting
2100 W Warm Springs Rd
Henderson, NV 89014
Welcome to Green Valley Rotary
The Rotary Club of Green Valley is an award-winning club and the 2019 winner of the coveted District 5300 Governor’s Bell. We are a group of action-oriented professionals dedicated to serving the youth and veterans in our community. “Together Rotary Connects the World: us to our members; our members to the community and beyond.”
We meet on Thursday mornings at 7 a.m. at Wildhorse Golf Club in Henderson. For those who cannot join us early on Thursday mornings, we offer an alternative meeting program (AMP) which meets the second Thursday of the month at 5:30 p.m. at varying locations in the Henderson/Green Valley area.
We invite you to a meeting to get to know us or to learn more about membership contact:
Michael Peterson
Membership Chair
Contact email
Thank you to our Major Donors
Findlay Cadillac, Gold Casters Jewelry, Green Valley Grocery, Don Havins, Findlay Honda, Shirtz, Logoz and Promoz, Spread the Word Nevada, TCB Global
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Join us Thursday, April 17 at 7:00am as we welcome Erick Harper, Director, UNLV Athletics as our guest speaker. He oversees all aspects of the UNLV Athletics Department and the Thomas & Mack Center, including general operations, fiscal affairs, facilities, strategic planning, and external relations. Erick was named The Leadership Playbook's 2023-2024 Administrator of the Year for Public Universities.
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Our speaker last week was Sean Scruggs, Tribal Historical Officer for the Fort Independence Tribe. After serving over 20 years in the US Air Force, Sean now works to rebuild his tribe’s language, stories, songs and history. He advocates with Federal, State and local agencies for protection of the tribe’s Traditional Cultural Landscape.
Thank you for sharing your story and insight into this complicated matter.
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