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We hope everyone has a wonderful holiday season. We wanted to share a collection of photos that were taken at all of the events we held in December. Thanks to everyone who participated and a special thank you to Jo Anne Stokes for taking the photos.
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SERVICE ABOVE SELF
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"Rotary is an organization of business and professional persons united worldwide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations and help build goodwill and peace in the world."
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The Rotary FOUR-WAY TEST of things we think, say or do:
I. Is it the TRUTH?
II. Is it FAIR to all concerned?
III. Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER FRIENDSHIPS?
IV. Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?
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Bulk Food Repackaging - PEO
Feb. 05, 2026
9:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. -
Board Meeting
United Church of BroomfieldFeb. 12, 2026
8:00 a.m. - 9:30 a.m.
We have a number of things we are doing between now and the end of the year. Please attend ... and invite your friends and family to join us. From stuffing sacks for our Santa Visits to labeling books for the kids at Emerald School - there's a place for all to get involved.
Tuesday 12/16 - Holiday Club Meeting b’fast potluck 07:30am at the home of Molly & Nate Bean (1062 E 16th Ave) – book labeling
This morning was a busy & rewarding meeting of our club. Our District 5450 Governor Cindy Rold visited our club & presented a number of awards.
- our club won the Paul Harris Award for Excellence for our club performance in the 2024-2025 Rotary year. This is a Rotary District 5450 Award given to one club each year. This recognition included us receiving the bust of Paul Harris traveling trophy. Our club should be very proud of the work we do, with a big thanks to Holly Taylor for her leadership in 2024-2025.
- our President Kyle Dimitt was presented with his Paul Harris certificate & pin.
- Cindy presented us a Highest Club Growth Award for 2024-2025.
- we received recognition for being 100% Rotary Foundation Giving Club.
Cindy spoke with us about the need to be inviting, making sure that we check in on others & that we invite others to join us in things we do.
At the end of the meeting Kyle presented Cindy with her certificate designating doses of Polio vaccine in her honor.
A BIG THANKS to all of the people who came out to support our efforts at Broomfield Days this year. We had record attendance at Bingo Friday and Saturday evening, and the Pancake Breakfast Saturday morning.
(credit to JoAnne Stokes for the photos)
Our Peach pickup will be Friday, August 8th 3-5PM in the parking lot at the United Church of Broomfield, 825 Kohl Street in Broomfield. I'll be looking for volunteers to help with box labeling and loading peaches for customers that first week in August. ALL ORDERS MUST BE PLACED BY 12NOON JULY 28TH.
Now, get out there and SELL...SELL...SELL!
Don't miss out on ordering your Colorado Peaches. You know how yummy they are. Just click on this link or the link on the left side of our home page.
We hope all had a great time at our 8th Annual Broomfield Brain Trust Trivia Night on Friday - 27 teams competed for the desired trophy, and this year Yes Energy 1.0 was the team that won. Congratulations!
We would like to thank all of the members and friends of the Rotary Club of Broomfield Crossing for helping with the event. A special thank you to the members of the Broomfield High School Interact Club and Legacy High School students for their help with the event.
Thanks to everyone that helped with Flower Power this year. We took on more responsibility this year in coordinating all of our Rotary Flower Power activities for clubs in the metro area.
Wednesday, February 12th six members of our club plus Flower Power manager Peter Crouse sold flowers at the Convention Center where the Denver Garden and Home Show takes place. These were the flowers that were rotated out of the gardens at the show, which we then were selling.
Sunday, February 16th was the last day of the Garden and Home show, so that afternoon/evening members from multiple clubs and youth organizations helped collect all of the flowers from the show and box them for distribution Monday morning.
The picture below is of our Broomfield High School Interact Club volunteers.
Monday, February 17th members of our club and Peter met at a parking lot at Empower Field at Mile High to help load boxes of flowers into a number of U-Haul trucks and other vehicles from clubs around the metro area. Peter was featured in a video on 9-News Kyle Clark show...the video is toward the end of the broadcast shown below.
We then had people from our club and the Broomfield evening club meet near Home Depot in Broomfield to off-load 60 boxes of flowers that were then taken to senior care facilities in the surrounding area.
Thanks everyone for your support.
Today was a fun Valentines Day at Broomfield HS. The Interact Club did their international fund raiser for Doctors without Borders. In the pictures you can see the hearts on the wall, for every kid in the school, put up by Student Council. While the kids were waiting in line to buy cookies, they were trying to find their heart with their name in the middle so they could take it home. Thanks, Jeff Jones, for your involvement and submitting the pictures.
Broomfield, CO 80020
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