Great Polar Bear Challenge 2025
On January 11, hundreds of brave people, including several Rotarians and Youth Exchange Students, will leap into Lucky Peak Reservoir near[…]
December is Disease Prevention and Treatment Month
We all have heard about Rotary’s efforts to rid the world of polio, but Rotary is involved in many more initiatives.[…]
A Thoughtful Approach to Holiday Giving
As we step into the holiday season, it’s a great time to reflect on the impact of our gift-giving and decorating.[…]
Caring Hearts & Boise Sunrise Collaborate to Benefit Students in Kenya
The Caring Hearts schools in rural Kenya were founded in 2010 by Dr. Vincent Kituku, a resident of Eagle, Idaho since[…]
Insulate Ukraine’s IU Window V2
Here is an update from Insulate Ukraine. They’ve improved the windows! They are now even more transparent than before. V1 was really great—and life-saving.[…]
Rake Up Boise 2024 – Boise Sunrise Rotary Style
To rake or not to rake. The weather was the critical element. Rain was predicted on the morning of November 23rd 2024[…]
Paul Harris Challenge for November 2024
District 5400 has 40 Rotary clubs within Zones 26/27, which consist of 30 districts. The Zone Director, Dam Himelspach, has challenged[…]
Public Image Learning Session – “Open Mic Night” with the PI Team
Join us for an open mic night on November 14, 2024, at 5:30pm PT, where you can ask questions about Rotary[…]
The Boise Hive
Boise Sunrise partners with non-profits like The Boise Hive, supporting impactful projects. Key initiatives include achieving ADA compliance to secure grants,[…]
Minimizing Food Waste Every Week
Joe Levitch from Boise Sunrise addressed food waste during club meetings by organizing a team of "gleaners" to collect leftovers for[…]
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