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The Okanogan-Omak Rotary Club is committed to providing 1,000 community members FREE training in CPR, the use of AED's, and how to "Stop the Bleed." This $100,000 commitment to our community over the next two years will only be achieved with your support.

Each $35.00 donation wll pay for one community member to receive training in CPR, AED and Stop the bleed - AND a loved one will receive a red rose on Valentine's Day in appreciation for your donation.

Roses will be delivered to your loved one on Valentine's Day or available for pickup at the Omak Elks on February 13th or 14th. Deliveries are limited to the city limits of Omak and Okanogan.

Go to bit.ly/RotaryRoses2019 to order your Roses today!

20th Annual Wine & Cheese Tasting & Benefit Auction

The Rotary Glen Deal Memorial Kid's Fishing Derby

The 38th Anual Rotary Glen Deal Memorial Kids fishing Derby is just around the corner!

Satturday May 20 2017 (always the third Sat. in May)

Ages: 0-15

Conconully State Park campground

Derby runs from 6:00 am to 11:00am; regestration starts at 6:00am, weigh in starts at 11:00am

Contestants can fish either of the Conconully lakes

Contestants must supply their own fishing poles, tackle, bait

Prizes will be awarded in four different age groups plus a grand prize winner

Hot dogs and hot chocolate will be available for everyonein attendance including adults

Rotary Golf Team

Posted by Tim Patrick on Jun 27, 2014

Jack Hopkins, Dick Roberts, Tim Patrick and Kirk Hopkins represented the Rotary Club at this year's Kiwanis golf tournament at Okanogan Valley Golf Club June 28.

Okanogan/Omak Rotary Supports Omak Performing Arts Center

Posted by Debra Clark on Aug 22, 2013

The Okanogan/Omak Rotary Club purchased a new marquee for the Omak PAC.

Rotary eClub One http://www.rotaryeclubone.org/

Donation Request Form 2017

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