Partnering with the Hamilton County Parks Department every summer, we bring the Rotary Club Brat Booth to the concerts at Cool Creek Park. These concerts are well attended, and the brat booth provides brats, hot dogs, and other treats and drinks to the crowd. Funds are used to support the many projects we contribute to.

Rotary provided the dedication plaque for the opening of the center of Grand Junction Plaza.

The club served by collecting goods for two major hurricanes in 2021 and filled semi-trucks with much-needed supplies.

The Trustees office was provided vacant homes to be used by clients when they had housing insecurities. These properties were overgrown and needed landscaping cleanup at 4 different locations.

For two seasons on Saturday nights, Rotary volunteers drove the Downtown Westfield Shuttle transporting guests to restaurants and parking areas. We asked for tips and used this as an opportunity to raise additional funds.

The club was delighted to sponsor the roundabout at 151st Street and Westfield Blvd.

When the school was not able to afford the purchase of adaptive tricycles for the elementary school, Rotary donated the funds.

The club provided funding for the ga-ga ball pits at Westfield Middle School.

Rotary volunteers helped plant hundreds of tree seedlings throughout Grand Park.

The Rotary club installed school zone safety signage at all school zones throughout the Westfield Washington School District, including private schools.

Rotary took on a major project that enhanced the all-inclusive playground at Freedom Trail Park. This play area was built in conjunction with the Autism Support Group of Hamilton County. Not only is the play equipment adaptive to all users can enjoy the playground. Adding the sensory garden extended the experience. The club added picnic tables as well.

WYAP serves as an early intervention advocate for youth ages 3-17 who are facing challenging life circumstances. The Rotary Club provides volunteers for the events and fund raisers for YAP. Much of our fundraising own fundraising helps support Westfield Youth Assistance programs.

WYAP serves as an early intervention advocate for youth ages 3-17 who are facing challenging life circumstances. The Rotary Club provides volunteers for the events and fund raisers for YAP. Much of our fundraising own fundraising helps support Westfield Youth Assistance programs.

The Rotary Club of Westfield joins Rotary International in funding the End Polio Now project. Rotary has been working to eradicate polio for more than 35 years. Today Polio remains endemic only in Afghanistan and Pakistan. It is crucial to continue working to keep other countries’ polio free and stop the disease completely

The Rotary Club of Fishers saw a need in Sierra Leone where life-giving water was not available to many. Providing water wells for small villages is giving thousands the clean water they need to provide a better quality of life. The Rotary Club of Westfield partners with the Fisher Club to continue this very important international project.

Family Promise of Hamilton County transforms the lives of families experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity. Each year the Rotary Club raises funds at the annual Truck or Treat event partnering with InSpire Church. All our proceeds are donated to Family Promise. Also our annual fundraiser, Bingo Bash supports Family Promise.

Just like our local food pantry, Open Door, Mid-West Food Bank serves many food pantries throughout Indiana. It is a huge facility that relies on volunteers to help the food pantries and others coming there to pick up food and supplies on a regular basis. The Rotary Club volunteers throughout the year to support the Mid-West with their volunteer needs.

Rotary benches

Volunteering at Student Impact

We volunteer at Open Doors.