Empowering Youth
We are investing in the next generation of leaders by intentionally planning projects that allow members to support and engage with students.
We are investing in the next generation of leaders by intentionally planning projects that allow members to support and engage with students.
As members of the Rotary Foundation, we helped eliminate Polio and continue to increase access to clean water, sanitation, and healthcare across the globe.
By training leaders and fostering understanding and interaction between people of different backgrounds and cultures, we create a better world for all.
"Whatever Rotary may mean to us, to the world it will be known by the results it achieves." - Paul Harris
Our Little Free Libraries are located throughout the community, providing access to free books to any passers-by. Our club stocks and maintains these structures.
Our Community Grant program offers school and community groups the opportunity to request financial assistance for projects that align with Rotary's missions.
The Plainfield High School Interact Club is an extension of our Plainfield Club, providing service and leadership opportunities to our community's youth.
Our annual student scholarship program provides financial awards for post-secondary education and is open to high school seniors who reside in Plainfield.
Our Club supports a variety of literacy programs within Plainfield schools. Most recently we provided a new book vending machine to Brentwood Elementary School!
The Rotary Youth Leadership (RYLA) program provides leadership and public speaking experiences for Plainfield High School debate students.
Our Club provides regular financial support to the Susie's Place Child Advocacy Center, which provides investigative services, community education, and victim resources for child victims of abuse.
Plainfield Community School Corporation's Imagination Lab is a STEAM-based creative center that welcomes every K-5 PCSC student 5 times per year for experiential and project-based odysseys.
Our Club is a proud supporter of the Madina Village School in rural Sierra Leone, South Africa. The school was founded by a former Biology teacher from Fort Wayne, IN & serves 400 children annually.