WELCOME TO ROTARY DISTRICT 5060!
Rotary District 5060 provides leadership, administrative, training, and development support so that clubs may advance humanitarian service, encourage participation in Rotary International Programs, and advance the work of the Rotary Foundation.
We strive to be a premier Rotary District through the service provided by our clubs to make a difference in the world, in their communities, and themselves. We will accomplish our mission in ways that advance the core values of Rotary–fellowship, integrity, diversity, service, and leadership.
DISTRICT 5060 STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
- Advance administrative and organizational effectiveness
- Grow engaged membership
- Enhance humanitarian service and support the Rotary Foundation
- Build Rotary’s public image and brand
ROTARY DIVERSITY, EQUITY AND INCLUSION STATEMENT
As a global network that strives to build a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change, Rotary values diversity and celebrates the contributions of people of all backgrounds, regardless of their age, ethnicity, race, color, abilities, religion, socioeconomic status, culture, sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity.
GRANTS
Rotary District 5060 facilitates a variety of grant opportunities to encourage club activities. For more information about any aspect of the Rotary International Foundation and/or grants contact one of the District chairs.
Rotary 5060 grants and training opportunities are available to club members for club-supported activities. Rotary also supports a number of non-profit organizations and activities throughout our local communities. If you are not a member of Rotary, contact your local clubs for information about sponsoring or donating to local efforts. Below are a list of the grant and training opportunities available to club members.
TRAINING
District 5060 supports clubs through education and training. Rotary 5060 offers numerous year-round training opportunities, and a few of our more common trainings are listed below. Check out our calendar for upcoming training opportunities.
District Training
District training is held each year to develop the necessary skills, knowledge, and motivation for Rotary club leaders to sustain and grow their membership base, implement successful projects that address the needs of their communities and communities in other countries, and support The Rotary Foundation through both program participation and financial contributions.
Rotary Learning Institute
The Rotary Learning Institute (RLI) program is a series of fast-paced, interactive courses offered to refine a Rotarian’s leadership skills and increase their knowledge base in Rotary. Courses are fun, topical, interactive, and geared to busy business, professional, and community leaders who want to be more effective in their vocation and Rotary club while being more knowledgeable Rotarians.
Vocational Training Teams
Vocational training teams travel abroad to learn about a particular field of study or to offer their knowledge to another group of professionals. Teams can be funded by district grants and global grants.
ROTARY LOCATIONS
Rotary groups are broken into Zones, Districts, and Clubs to help serve local and regional needs, as well as advance Rotary’s international causes.
Rotary District 5060 is included in Zone 28 and is paired with Zone 32 for international advocacy. Together we encompass parts of Canada, France, Bermuda, and the United States and include members speaking two languages across six time zones. Learn more about District 5060’s International Zones.
District Leaders
| Tracy McCall Kamloops West District Governor |
| Jill Leonard Wenatchee DG-Elect |
| Kathleen M. McNalty Wenatchee Sunrise DG-Nominee |
| Martin Streich Yakima Southwest DG-Nominee Designee |
| Thomas L Tochterman Chelan iPDG |
| Sue Price-Scott Yakima Sunrise District Treasurer |
| Donna Gibson Kamloops West District Finance Chair |
| Shanley Crane Wenatchee Confluence District Secretary |
| Dana Koch Kamloops West Governor's Aide |
| Arjun Singh Kamloops Aurora 100 Asst Gov (Area 1) |
| Terri R Axani Kamloops Daybreak Asst Gov (Area 2) |
| Chris Davis Salmon Arm Daybreak Asst Gov (Area 3) |
| Bruce Baxter Falkins Kelowna Sunrise Asst Gov (Area 4) |
| Tobi Byrne Kelowna Landmark Asst Gov (Area 5) |
| Norm LeCavalier Kelowna Sunrise Asst Gov (Area 6) |
| Joyce Ericson Penticton Sunrise Asst Gov (Area 7) |
| Wendy April Dalpez Wenatchee Confluence Asst Gov (Area 8) |
| Corinne Isaak Ephrata Asst Gov (Area 9) |
| Henry Albert Rawson Okanogan-Omak Asst Gov (Area 9) |
| Stephanie Bohman Ellensburg Morning Asst Gov (Area 10) |
| Barb Moses Toppenish Asst Gov (Area 11) |
| Anna Harrison Kamloops West AG Coordinator |
| Richard Anthony DeRock Wenatchee Confluence Council on Legislation |
| Sherry Chamberlain Osoyoos District Foundation Chair |
| Michael Boudreau Chelan The Rivers District Peace Chair |
| Kayle Tjomsaas Kamloops Daybreak Youth Protection Coordinator - Canada |
| Karl H. Ruether Leavenworth Co-Chair |
| Devon Timothy O'Toole Kamloops Daybreak District Public Image/PR Chair |
| Peter Schultz Kelowna Landmark District Trainer |
| James Pinnell Yakima Sunrise Multi-Year Club Planning Coordinator |