WE ARE PEOPLE OF ACTION - CONNECTING COMMUNITY IN COLORADO
Our staff & volunteers
People are the heart of Left Hand Rotary Club of Longmont, so whether you are a new rotarian interested in learning more or getting involved, or if you are a returning rotarian with a history of being a person of action, you are welcome to join us. Please see our Events page to learn more about upcoming events
Our Vision for Modern Rotary Service
We understand that our members come from diverse professional backgrounds and bring unique perspectives to the table. Recognizing that today's professionals seek meaningful engagement delivered through modern, efficient formats, we've reimagined how Rotarians can share knowledge, build relationships, and create lasting community impact.
While deeply rooted in Rotary's timeless principles of "Service Above Self" and the 4-Way Test, we're pioneering approaches that resonate with both seasoned Rotarians and emerging leaders. Our goal is to preserve Rotary's cherished traditions while adapting our methods to engage the next generation of community servants.
Our History: Connecting Community, Members, and Leaders
The Left Hand Rotary Club of Longmont was founded in 2025 by a dedicated group of Rotarians who envisioned a new approach to community service and professional fellowship. Our mission is to connect our community, members, and leaders in ways that create meaningful impact while giving our members powerful opportunities to give back to the Longmont community we all cherish.
The Four Way Test
is a simple ethical framework adopted by Rotary International formally in 1943, which is currently used by Rotarians worldwide to guide decisions and actions. Created in 1932 by Rotarian Herbert J. Taylor during the Great Depression, it was designed to restore trust and integrity in business and professional life.
The test asks four questions:
- Is it the truth?
- Is it fair to all concerned?
- Will it build goodwill and better friendships?
- Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
By applying these principles, Rotary clubs are able to build trust, foster cooperation, and make thoughtful, ethical choices in their service projects and partnerships. The Four-Way Test helps ensure that Rotary’s local and global efforts are grounded in honesty, fairness, and mutual respect—enabling clubs to create sustainable, positive change in their communities and around the world.
