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A group of visiting Girl Scouts joined Rotary Club of Volcano on Memorial Day to help raise the garrison flag at Kilauea Military Camp, then helped plant dozens of smaller flags on the grounds. Rotary Club members traditionally help with the flag raising at KMC on holidays like Memorial Day and the Fourth of July.

When Volcano School of Arts & Sciences put out a call for help on its annual WalkFest Day, our Rotary Club was there in force to help

We helped out the laps students made around the campus and prepared marshmallows for roasting afterwards,

And we got to sit around the campfire with the students after they paused their walking to get some treats.

Students at Mountain View Elementary School browse through some of the 1,000 books the Rotary Club distributed to local schools in February.

First grade students at Mountain View Elementary read their books after making their selections

Rotary Club members pose for a group picture after dedicating the new Peace Pole in Pahala.

Rotary Club volunteers take part every month in preparing and distributing food baskets for local residents at the Cooper Center in Volcano

Ecologist to talk on ROD progress

Members of the Rotary Club of Volcano like to keep up on what’s happening in our community and around the island. That’s why we invite a steady stream of experts to come to our meetings and tell us about their work. In March, the club is excited to hear from Stacy Torigoe, staff ecologist at Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park.

She will update us on the latest developments in the fight against Rapid ʻŌhiʻa Death, which has been seriously impacting our ʻōhiʻa forests for a decade now. While ROD has been causing a lot of damage, Torigoe says that scientists also have made a lot of progress in learning how the disease is spread, what forests are most vulnerable and what forests are most resilient. She has some amazing pictures and charts to share too. As always, the public is invited to our meetings. This one will be held at 8 a.m. Thursday, March 16 at the Volcano Arts Center. So wake up early, grab a cup of coffee and join us for this informative presentation.

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Road warriors: Just another second Thursday keeping Volcanoʻs Highway 11 clean and beautiful

Club members and friends gathered in Volcano for a social event at a home in the Volcano Golf Course subdivision

Look at this group of great folks! Prepping for the Cooper Center Community Pantry food drop this Wednesday. Big hearts all aroundion here

The Rotary Club of Volcano is partnering Sept. 24 with the community in Pahala i to place a new International Peace Pole near the entrance to the town. A Peace Pole is an internationally-recognized symbol of the hopes and dreams of the human family, standing vigil in silent prayer for peace on earth. Each Peace Pole bears the message May Peace Prevail on Earth in different languages on each of its four or six sides. There are estimated over 250,000 Peace Poles in every country in the world, including one outside the Volcano Art Center, Planting a Peace Pole is a way of bringing people together to inspire, awaken and uplift the human consciousness the world over and the Pahala dedication ceremony was attended by community members, elected officials and Rotary Club members from throughout East Hawaii. Take a look at it the next time you are in Pahala town.

Balikbayan Boxes arrive in Philippines

Several big boxes of medical supplies, childrenʻs clothing, books and toys collected by the Rotary Club of Volcano have reached their destination in the Philippines. The oversized Balikbayan Boxes arrived at a municipal medical clinic in the town of Salvacion in July, all in good condition. All the supplies in the boxes were donated by people in Volcano and nearby areas and packed by Rotary Club members, then shipped to the Philippines. “It feels like Christmas in July,” said one of the recipients. A big shout out and thank you to all the community members who helped the Rotary Club of Volcano make this possible.

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We meet In Person

Thursdays at 8:00 AM

Volcano Art Center

19-4074 Old Volcano Rd.
Volcano , HI 96718
United States of America

We are now meeting in person at the Volcano Art Center on the first and third Thursdays of each month at 8:00 A.M. We do a road clean-up the second Thursday of the month, meeting at Cooper Center at 8:00.

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