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Vision for 2026-2027 Creating Lasting Impact

To create a lasting impact through service, leadership, and meaningful connections in the community

One Day, 100 Ways

The Rotary Club of Lincoln was proud to launch our 100-year centennial project One Day, 100 Ways — a community-wide day of service bringing together volunteers, schools, local businesses, and civic partners to complete meaningful projects across Lincoln. From beautification efforts and campus improvements to hands-on service initiatives, this collaborative effort demonstrated the power of service in action — all in one impactful day.

This project, held on April 17th, was designed to strengthen our community and inspire our next generation of leaders. See them in action in a video created as one of the student projects:

OneDay100WaysVideo

$2 Million Legacy Gift by Rotary Club of Lincoln on Their Centennial to Boys & Girls Club of Placer County

The Rotary Club of Lincoln is pleased to announce a $2 million dollar gift as part of their Centennial celebration that will help to build the new facility for the Boys & Girls Club of Placer County. It is the Club’s largest, one time gift in its 100 years of history.

The check was presented to the Boys & Girls Club of Placer County during the Rotary
Club’s 100 Year Celebration Dinner on Saturday, November 1. (see picture) (more)

Photo includes: Clark Osterhout (Club Member), Jerry Johnson (Club Member), Kris
Wyatt (Club Member), Joann Hilton (Club Member), Randy Tooker (Boys & Girls Club),
and Kerry Callahan (Club President).

Photo credit: Makin It Happen Photography

Rotary Club of Lincoln Keeps Lincoln Beautiful

Rotary volunteers were out in force on November 8th for our Adopt-a-Street Cleanup along Lincoln Boulevard, proudly wearing safety vests and smiles as they collected litter and debris to help keep our community looking its best.

This hands-on service project reflects Rotary’s commitment to beautifying our city and caring for the environment. The cleanup covered the stretch from Lowe’s down to 1st Street, with volunteers working together to make a visible difference.

At the end of the project, Rotary earned two official Adopt-a-Street signs recognizing our club’s ongoing stewardship of this section of Lincoln Boulevard.

Thank you to all the volunteers who came out to serve and show that community pride begins right here at home!

Lindsey Graves
Rotary Club of Lincoln President 2026–2027

Lindsey Graves is honored to serve as President of the Rotary Club of Lincoln as the club begins its second century of service. A dedicated community leader and passionate volunteer, Lindsey believes in the power of service, collaboration, and building meaningful connections that strengthen the community.

Guided by Rotary's theme of Creating Lasting Impact, Lindsey is committed to fostering a welcoming and engaging club where members build lasting friendships, inspire one another through service, and work together to make a positive difference in Lincoln. She looks forward to building on the club's proud legacy while embracing new opportunities to grow, serve, and create an even greater impact for years to come.