Welcome to District 5440!
Rotary is the world's most prominent and reputable service organization with 1.2 million members focusing on humanitarian efforts, such as promoting peace, fighting disease, providing clean water, and supporting education.

District 5440 is made up of almost 3000 Rotarians from 53 clubs in Wyoming, Northern Colorado, Nebraska, and Idaho. We network, share ideas, discuss community needs, and take tangible action to make a difference while enjoying personal and professional growth and fun!

District Governor
Lee Varra-Nelson
 
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Upcoming District & RI Event Info
 
DG Leadership Team club visits begin in July.  To view the calendar click here.
 
 
District 5440 is using Zoom for our video conference meetings.  They are offering a 100 participant meeting for free right now.  Visit https://zoom.us/pricing for more information.  If you need help navigating Zoom we have people who can help.  Email Kellie at rotary5440@yahoo.com
 
Google and other tech companies have discount rates for 501c4 groups to use applications like Zoom and Google communicates.  For a list of applications look at https:wwwtechsoup.org. 
Help Wanted
Have you thought about serving at the District level on a district committee?  If not maybe you should!  Click here for information on committees looking for a few great volunteers to serve on their committee!!
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Rotary International News
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The Imagine Impact Tour brings Gaby Moreno to her home country of Guatemala to inspire children to dream big.

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As the gathering in Melbourne comes to an end, Rotary looks forward toward Singapore and a focus on mental health.

Rotary projects around the globe June 2023

Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in Canada, Grenada, Korea, Australia and Ireland.

Peace and climate change take center stage in Melbourne

Nobel Peace Prize laureate, child climate change activist, and Rotary Peace Fellows explore the intersection of environmental protection and peace

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