THE ROTARY CLUB OF
SUMMIT COUNTY

 
 
 

WELCOME

Welcome to Summit Rotary! We're nearly 100 service-minded individuals in Summit County, Colorado's premier mountain playground. Our club is relaxed and fun, yet incredibly effective. No dress code here—members often arrive ready for skiing or biking, depending on the season.

 

Please join us Tuesdays at 7:00am via Zoom, or in person at the Senior Center in Frisco.

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Please email info@summitrotary.com for Zoom password

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TUESDAY MEETINGS

Please join us Tuesdays at 7:00am via Zoom, or in person at the Senior Center in Frisco. Breakfast starts at 7:10 AM and our meeting runs from 7:20-8:30 AM. The buffet (included in membership dues; $15 cash/check for visitors) provides excellent networking & socializing opportunities. Interested in joining? Just stop by—friendly members will happily guide you through the process. Explore our website banner to discover our diverse interests and community impact.

ROTARY'S PROUD SPONSORS!

When you do business with a Rotary Sponsor,
thank them for their support of Rotary and our Community!
 
           
 
           
 
           
                                      
 
                                        
 
                           
                         
 
                                             
 
           
 
           
Speakers
Upcoming Speakers
Travis Avery
Jan 20, 2026
Summit County Sheriff SMART Program
Judi LaPoint
Jan 27, 2026
Club Assembly
Karen and Ben Little
Feb 03, 2026
Cambodia Wells Project
David Preaus
Feb 10, 2026
Youth Exchange Students
Past Speakers
Brianne Snow
Jan 13, 2026
FIRC
Riley Campbell
Jan 06, 2026
Shoulder to Shoulder
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Volunteer Opportunities & Events
Support Your Community
via 
The Summit County Rotary Charitable Fund 
a 501(c)(3) nonprofit
EIN 84-1215233
 
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Becoming a Member
Interested in Joining?
Check out our application

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Summit Rotary News
Prospective member: Anne Leibold

• Grew up in Denver -- consistently active in many sports and outdoor activities
• Parents taught and encouraged me in several outdoor activities, most notably tennis, hiking, camping and backpacking in the mountains, alpine and backcountry skiing, bicycling, running    
• B.Sc. degree in geology from Colorado College  
• M.Sc. degree in geology from Colorado School of Mines (emphasis on exploration geochemistry)  
• Worked as a professional geologist for several companies including Chevron Resources, US Geologic Survey, FMC, Westmont Mining, Tetra Tech, Camp Dresser & McGee, and Amplified Geochemical Imaging    
• Work included research, field work, technical geology and exploration geochemistry, computer mapping (GIS) and database management, technical writing, project management, team management, personnel hiring, proposal writing, developing cost estimates, tracking budget and project progress  
• Currently volunteering at Copper Mountain as Mountain Safety Patrol (7 years)  
• Currently volunteering at Willow Springs HOA with trail maintenance (16 years)  
• Copper Mountain homeowner since 2011 (condo)

Upcoming Activities

Rotary Club of Summit County Activities

December 19, 2025

DECEMBER 2025

Dec 23 and Dec 30 – No Regular Tuesday Meeting, DARK FOR THE HOLIDAYS

JANUARY 2026

Jan 6 – Literacy Meeting 8:30 – 10:00 am

Jan 12- Bingo at the BLOCK 5:30 to 8:00 pm

Jan 20 - Board meeting 8:45 - 10:15 am

Jan 22 - Happy Hour 3-5 pm Eclectic - Silverthorne

Bulletins
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By attending Rotary meetings or events you give consent for yourself and your minor child(ren) to be photographed, videotaped or filmed at the meeting or event and for The Rotary Club of Summit County and its affiliates and agents to use your likenesses, voices, actions and statements for promotional purposes in any media now known or later developed without compensation.
 

GIVE LIKE A LOCAL - 


What is community? Beautiful surroundings, great place to raise a family or retire, fun and interesting things to do…absolutely. But community is more than that. It’s the people. It’s caring for each other. It’s giving back and getting involved. Here in Summit County, we have a long history of giving back and we hope you will join us all in making sure that tradition continues. If you are a new or existing resident looking for ways to make a difference in our community, The Summit Foundation is a great place to start. Visit www.summitfoundation.org for a complete list of local nonprofits and volunteer opportunities. Find out how you can Give Like a Local.