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Welcome to Rotary District 5010

Rotary District 5010 covers the entire magnificent State of Alaska with a shout out to our Yukon neighbors recently part of us as well.

From the icy northern shores of Point Barrow to the rain forests of Ketchikan; from the western town of Nome, home of the Iditarod burled archway to the large cities of Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau, our 38 clubs join with the other 1.5 million Rotarians around the world who believe that we have a shared responsibility to take action on our world’s most persistent issues in our communities and across the globe.

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To save mothers and children, to fight disease, to provide clean water, sanitation, and hygiene, to support education, to grow local economies, and to promote peace.

From Mockmosa's to Cuddles on the Beach
September is FASD AWARENESS month

Cocktails are fun, but what do you do when you would like a cocktail, but you don't want alcohol? Mocktails are an easy substitute. Try these simple alternatives, or better yet, create your own, and have fun without the risk if you are a designated driver, are pregnant or trying to be, or just want a drink without the alcohol. Links are below:

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Below is a link to a flyer promoting two opportunities to view the Zoom video, "Moment to Moment: Teens Growing Up with FASD".

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DG Kashi to work with Rotary Clubs to build local economies

Starting Thursday evening, September 10, our D5010 embarks upon a major District-wide project to assist communities across Alaska in building our local economies and making our communities more resilient. A key focus of DG Joe Kashi's year will be to work with interested Rotary Clubs to help build local economies. Every Rotary Club and Rotarian can participate. There’s no cost involved with implementing this national award-winning, proven grassroots program and it’s open to every community. Our first forum features experienced State of Alaska economists Neal Fried and Karinne Wiebold examining Alaska’s current economic situation and how we got here. Join us. A reminder invitation was Emailed to club Presidents on Tuesday, September 8.