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The most welcoming and energetic service club in town, Boise Metro Rotary brings together diverse members sharing ideas, friendships, and meaningful service in our community and around the world.

Chartered in 1985, Boise Metro Rotary is one of 11 clubs in the Treasure Valley, with 23 members committed to Service Above Self.

We love visitors. Come to a meeting and learn how we can engage you in community service. Lunch is on us!

We meet In Person

Tuesdays at 12:00 p.m.

The Stonehouse at The Ram

709 E. Park Center
Boise, ID 83701
United States of America

Our Annual Golf Scramble is Back!

Sign-ups and sponsorships for the 4th annual Boise Metro Rotary Golf Scramble are now open. Visit BoiseMetroRotaryGolf.org for more details.

RYLA Applications Open

RYLA stands for Rotary Youth Leadership Awards. It’s all about Rotarians working with youth in leadership development. Each year we hold a transformative summer camp for incoming High School juniors to outgoing seniors. Students are mentored and taught by talented young people from communities throughout southern Idaho and eastern Oregon. RYLA provides a memorable opportunity to learn, grow, have fun, and make new friends. Learn more and sign up at https://ryla5400.weebly.com/.

Join us on Epic Day of Service, May 16!

On Epic Day of Service, Rotarians all over the world do work in their communities. It’s a fun and impactful service blitz that you can take part in! Boise Metro Rotary will be helping paint lines and games on the playground at McMillan Elementary School. Think basketball court or hopscotch. Want to join us? Here’s the sign-up page.

Random Acts of Kindness

Boise Metro Rotary celebrated Random Acts of Kindness Week this year, by thanking stewards of Little Free Libraries. These are residents of our community who have taken the time to construct and install a library and stock it with books. What a gift for all of us. On this week, we want you to know that we appreciate all that you do to put books in the hands of children, promoting literacy and a love of reading, and strengthening community networks in the process. We hope you found the note or card that we put in your library!

Project highlight: Pollinator Project

Did you know that Idaho has 500 different species of native bees? Most of them are in jeopardy due to habitat fragmentation, pesticide use, and the loss of native plant species. That’s why Boise Metro Rotary celebrated our 40th year, by distributing 40 pollinator boxes. We set up construction stations in a public park, and invited members of the public to build and take home their very own bee nesting box. We got them all done in 4 hours. Our club loves doing service projects that support the environment!