Club News

Introducing the Engaged Community Collective

Feel Better. Give Back. Grow Together. Whether you are a young professional, parent, student over 18, senior citizen, or veteran, having a community support your mental wellness makes a huge difference—something that I have personally experienced. After meeting with so many  mental health organizations, as well as  attending numerous mental health seminars, a movement has […]

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RCAA Strategic Planning Phase III

Please join the session for Phase III of RCAA’s strategic planning process: review the data and formation of the plan. Wednesday, June 11, 2025 10:30 am – 12:00 pm Michigan Union – Kuenzel Room Click here to register. We encourage you to attend, your involvement and the discussions we have will guide us towards the […]

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Meet our New Executive Administrator, Daniel Earle!

The Search Committee for RCAA is thrilled to introduce our new Executive Administrator, Daniel Earle. Daniel’s official start date was June 2, 2025. Daniel is a Certified Nonprofit Professional and most recently served as the Managing Director at the Animals & Society Institute for nearly thirteen years, where he worked independently on daily executive tasks […]

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Linda M. Eastman Awarded 2025 Northrup Humanitarian Award

The Northrup Award Selection Committee is pleased to announce that Linda Eastman has been named the recipient of the Robert S Northrup Humanitarian Award 2025 for her work in Guatemala with Casa Colibri and Reach Out and Read.  Christine Hage, Rochester Rotary Club submitted Linda’s nomination to the Selection Committee.  Multiple leaders from Rotary and Linda’s community provided glowing letters of […]

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Now Hiring: Executive Administrator Position Available

Rotary Club of Ann Arbor Posting for Independent Contractor Executive Administrator Position Rotary Club of Ann Arbor (RCAA) is one of the premier service organizations in the greater Ann Arbor area. Founded in 1916, with approximately 200 members, the Club brings leaders from the community together to exchange ideas and take action to better the community […]

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The Strategic Planning Committee Wants You!

Strategic planning sessions began earlier this month and after four sessions, close to 50 Rotarians have participated. If you’re not one of those 50, however, we’d love for you to come to one of the sessions planned for December. The planning sessions are the first phase of a four-phase process (analysis of current club landscape; […]

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