About Rotary
Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
Rotary Magazine:
By Erin Gartner
Photography by Grant Hindsley
Our club
Our club is uniquely focused on a single issue: ending sex trafficking. Our membership and projects focus on the greater Puget Sound area, so we meet virtually each month to focus on taking positive action to address sex trafficking in our local communities. We also support Rotary International in its initiative to end human trafficking worldwide.
We focus on prevention education. In 2026, we are facilitating two exciting projects:
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We provide training to parents, teachers, school staff, and other adults who regularly work with young people to help them spot signs of sex trafficking. The content is provided and presented by the King County Sexual Assault Resource Center. Learn more
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We are exploring bringing The Ugly Truth campaign to the Seattle area. Created by the nonprofit Voices & Faces, the campaign works to dispel myths and show the reality of the abuse, coercion, and social and economic conditions fueling the commercial sex trade. Learn more
Meetings
We meet once a month via ZOOM to learn from experts in our community and plan our work. We also have one hands-on service project per month and/or one in-person social activity per month.
For our complete calendar of upcoming meetings and events, click here.
How You Can HELP
Volunteer
We look for service projects that help service providers or adjacent causes, such as youth homelessness, juvenile justice, or foster care. If you have a service project idea, please let us know!
By the way, we love joining forces with other Rotary Clubs!
Become a member! Our dues are only $50/quarter + $100 annual contribution to The Rotary Foundation. If you’d like to attend a meeting, reach out to us and we’ll add you to our list. For details about club membership, visit our Join Us page.
Learn more
Visit our Projects page to learn more about our work. For information about upcoming speakers and service projects, follow us on Facebook and visit our calendar of upcoming events.