It is our honor to announce our December 2020 Student of the Month, Mina Siatuu from the Class of 2021.

Rotary Club of Yelm
Service Above Self
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Our Mailing Address: PO Box 2534
Yelm, WA 98597
United States of America
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We are excited to announce our November 2020 Student of the Month, Olivia Perry.


As we finish 10 weeks of Summer Lunch Program we are reminded just how generous this community is. Our faithful volunteers that come out each week and help us bag is amazing. I can't say enough about them. They all show up ready to help in any way they can. It is truly community connected!
THANK YOU!
The truck then makes the 1 mile trip to the Yelm Senior Center, where the food is unloaded by community volunteers and Rotarians. We couldn't do it without all the community support. This is truly a community project!
An assembly line is formed to bag the food in re-useable grocery bags donated by local business partners. The club has it down to an art and can have all the food unloaded and bagged in less than 2 hours!
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It’s easy to get started. Start by telling us about yourself and come to our next weekly Rotary meeting, we meet every Thursday at 7:30am.
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Cody is good student (3.8 GPA) who has continues to take challenging classes. Cody has been very involved in school from Athletics (3 sports) to ASB officer as well as the NHS. Outside of school Cody has kept himself busy as well! He recently earned his Eagle Scout designation, completing many hours of service in order to do so. He also volunteers with the local Lions club. In addition he has volunteered at the food bank in Thurston County a few times and was a Page the Washington State House. He also participated in the Evergreen Boys State program. Cody recently received an appointment to the Naval Academy! Huge honor.
Erin embodies the best of YHS students. She can always be counted on to help with community events such as the blood drive, color run, CPR classes and more all while maintaining a good GPA and taking challenging classes. A varsity athlete herself, Eric has dedicated over 650 hours to athletic training in the prevention and care of injuries for fellow athletes at YHS. She will be attending Centralia Community College next fall where she will continue to study athletic training and play soccer.


The Rotary Club of Yelm is honored to announce our November 2018 Student of the Month, Bekah Hume.
Bekah has her eye clearly on her future and is blazing a path towards it. She is respected by peers and staff alike at YHS where she played varsity soccer for 4 years of and has contributed well over 400 hours in community service just through her sports medicine program alone all while maintaining a 4.0 GPA. She has already been accepted into Whitworth's 5 year master's track program for sports medicine and is excited to attend next fall.
Along with the certificate she was presented a gift card from Walmart Yelmand a savings bond from Olympia Federal Savings. She will also be honored on Tuesday, December 11th at the City of Yelm - Government City Council Meeting. #yelmrotary #serviceaboveself #betheinspiration
Pictured above are Shey Pope, manager of Yelm Wamart, Rotarian Sandi Hanson, Bekah Hume, Rotary president Tess Faughn and YHS principal Ryan Akiyama







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Matthew will also be honored on Tuesday, June 12th at the City of Yelm - Government City Council Meeting.


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Membership Meeting
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Membership Meeting
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