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ROTARY INTERNATIONAL MESA WEST
MESA, AZ · EIN 421747396 · Form 990EZ · FY2019 · Micro (<$100K) · www.mesawestrotary.org
revenue
$50K
expenses
$39K
net assets
$13K
employees
—
mission · from form 990

SERVICE CLUB WHICH DONATES TIME AND FUNDS TO CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS AND COMMUNITY PROGRAMS.

profile · synthesized from sources

Mesa West Rotary Club is a local service organization in Mesa, Arizona, focused on community service, youth development, and supporting charitable initiatives. The club engages in fundraising, volunteerism, and partnerships with local nonprofits to address community needs. It operates as part of Rotary International, emphasizing service, fellowship, and leadership.

named programs · 4 · from sources

what they call their work

College Bound
Mentorship and financial support for high-achieving students from low-income backgrounds pursuing higher education
Hearing Project
Provides hearing screenings and hearing aids to individuals in need
McKinney Vento Program
Supports homeless and at-risk youth in school through mentorship, supplies, and advocacy
Salvation Army Bell Ringing
Annual volunteer effort during the holiday season to support Salvation Army fundraising
activities · 14 groups

what they do

  • Youth Leadership Camps & Speech Contests 5 activities
    • Capacity Building through Interact Club Sponsorship
      Sponsors the Interact Club at Westwood High School, providing opportunities for youth leadership and community service.
    • Sponsorship and Support for Interact Clubs
      Sponsors the Interact Club at Westwood High School, enabling them to receive Arizona state tax credit funds, and provides financial support for Interact members to attend RYLA and the Interact District Conference. Also incentivizes Interact member activity with gift cards.
    • Support for Interact Clubs
      Sponsors the Interact Club at Westwood High School, enabling them to receive Arizona state tax credit funds. Also provides financial support for Interact members to attend RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) and the Interact District Conference, and incentivizes member activity.
    • Support for Youth Programs and Leadership Development
      Sponsors the Interact Club at Westwood High School, provides financial support for Interact members to attend RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) and the Interact District Conference, and offers incentives for Interact member activity.
    • Support for Youth Programs and Leadership Development
      Sponsors the Interact Club at Westwood High School, provides financial support for Interact members to attend RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) and the Interact District Conference, and offers incentives for Interact member activity.
  • Community History Engagement Programs 5 activities
    • Community Engagement Events
      Participates in community events such as the AZ250 Traveling Museum to celebrate local history and strengthen community ties.
    • Community Engagement and Events
      Participates in community events such as the AZ250 Traveling Museum to celebrate Arizona's history and strengthen community engagement, including recruiting newsletter subscribers and sending follow-up communications to attendees.
    • Community Engagement and Historical Events
      Participates in community events such as the AZ250 Traveling Museum at Red Mountain Library to celebrate Arizona's history and strengthen community engagement, including recruiting newsletter subscribers and sending follow-up communications to attendees.
    • Community Engagement and Local Event Participation
      Participates in community events such as the AZ250 Traveling Museum to celebrate Arizona's history and strengthen community engagement, including recruiting newsletter subscribers and sending follow-up communications to attendees.
    • Community Engagement and Local Event Participation
      Participates in local community events like the AZ250 Traveling Museum to celebrate Arizona's history and strengthen community engagement, including recruiting newsletter subscribers and sending follow-up communications to attendees.
  • Basic Needs Provision for Youth and Families 5 activities
    • Financial Contributions to Charitable Organizations
      Provides financial support to various charitable organizations, including Child Crisis Arizona, NovaHope Foundation, House of Refuge, and YMCA, for their missions and improvement projects.
    • Financial Support for Community Organizations
      Provides financial contributions to various community organizations, including Child Crisis Arizona ($2,000), NovaHope Foundation ($2,000), House of Refuge ($3,596.93), and YMCA ($2,000) for holiday and improvement projects.
    • Financial Support for Community Organizations
      Provides financial contributions to various community organizations, including Child Crisis Arizona, NovaHope Foundation, House of Refuge, and YMCA, to support their missions and improvement projects.
    • Financial Support for Community Organizations
      Provides financial contributions to various community organizations, including Child Crisis Arizona, NovaHope Foundation, House of Refuge, and YMCA, for their missions and improvement projects.
    • Support for Local Charities
      Provides financial support to various local charities, including Child Crisis Arizona, NovaHope Foundation, and 7th Street Food Pantry.
  • Youth Food Drive Coordination 5 activities
    • Food Collection and Distribution
      Collects nonperishable and canned food items for local food banks and provides financial support to food pantries, such as $5,000 to 7th Street Food Pantry and Outreach.
    • Food Collection and Distribution
      Collects nonperishable and canned food items for local food banks, including during events like the Spring Olympics. Also provides financial support to food pantries like 7th Street Food Pantry and Outreach.
    • Food Collection and Distribution
      Collects nonperishable and canned food items for local food banks and provides financial support to organizations like the 7th Street Food Pantry and Outreach.
    • Food Collection and Support for Food Banks
      Collects nonperishable and canned food items for local food banks, including during events like the Spring Olympics, and provides financial support to organizations like the 7th Street Food Pantry and Outreach.
    • Food Collection for Local Food Banks
      Collects nonperishable food items and canned goods for local food banks, including efforts during events like the Spring Olympics.
  • Youth Exchange & Cross-Border Health Clinics 5 activities
    • Hearing Health Services
      Provides ongoing mini clinics to meet hearing health needs and trains Mexican doctors on advanced testing, serving communities like Guaymas.
    • Support for Hearing Health in Guaymas, Mexico
      Funds the Gift of Hearing Project in Guaymas, Mexico, providing ongoing mini clinics to improve hearing health for patients (232 served) and training Mexican doctors on advanced testing. This includes financial support for project expenses.
    • Support for Hearing Health in Guaymas, Mexico
      Funds the Gift of Hearing Project in Guaymas, Mexico, providing ongoing mini clinics to improve hearing health for patients (232 served) and training Mexican doctors on advanced testing. This includes reimbursement for member expenses related to the mission.
    • Support for Hearing Health in Guaymas, Mexico
      Funds the Gift of Hearing Project in Guaymas, Mexico, providing ongoing mini clinics to improve hearing health for patients and training Mexican doctors on advanced testing. This project served 232 patients.
    • Support for Hearing Health in Guaymas, Mexico
      Funds the Gift of Hearing Project in Guaymas, Mexico, providing ongoing mini clinics to improve hearing health for patients and training Mexican doctors on advanced testing. This project served 232 patients.
  • Development Fee Advocacy & Civic Engagement 5 activities
    • Support for Vocational Education
      Provides financial support to The Rotary Vocational Fund of Arizona ($6,500) to offer vocational education grants to individuals at or below 150% of the published poverty levels for Arizona.
    • Support for Vocational Education
      Provides funding to support vocational education grants for individuals in Arizona who are at or below 150% of the poverty level.
    • Vocational Education Grants
      Supports The Rotary Vocational Fund of Arizona to provide vocational education grants to individuals at or below 150% of the published poverty levels for Arizona.
    • Vocational Education Grants
      Provides financial support to The Rotary Vocational Fund of Arizona to offer vocational education grants to individuals at or below 150% of the published poverty levels for Arizona.
    • Vocational Education Grants
      Provides financial support to The Rotary Vocational Fund of Arizona to offer vocational education grants to individuals at or below 150% of the published poverty levels for Arizona.
  • Bed Building and Bedding Provision for Youth 4 activities
    • Bedding Collection for Sleep in Heavenly Peace
      Collects twin-size bedding for Sleep in Heavenly Peace and reimburses members for expenses related to purchasing bedding supplies for this project.
    • Bedding Collection for Sleep in Heavenly Peace
      Collects twin-size bedding for Sleep in Heavenly Peace, a project that provides beds to children in need.
    • Bedding Collection for Sleep in Heavenly Peace
      Collects twin-size bedding for Sleep in Heavenly Peace and reimburses members for expenses related to purchasing bedding supplies for this project.
    • Support for Sleep in Heavenly Peace
      Collects twin-size bedding for Sleep in Heavenly Peace and reimburses members for expenses related to purchasing bedding supplies for this project.
  • Water, Sanitation & Hygiene (WASH) Programs 4 activities
    • International Clean Water and Sanitation Projects
      Supports international projects such as providing clean water to a community in Kenya through a Global Grant with Aqua Africa and installing environmentally safe latrine systems in South Africa.
    • International Development Projects
      Supports international projects such as providing clean water to a community in Kenya through a Global Grant with Aqua Africa, installing environmentally safe latrine systems in South Africa, and contributing to polio eradication efforts through The Rotary Foundation.
    • International Development Projects
      Supports international development projects, including a Global Grant with Aqua Africa to provide clean water in Kenya, the installation of environmentally safe latrine systems in South Africa, and the Crutches 4 Africa mission to deliver mobility devices in Kenya.
    • International Humanitarian Projects
      Supports international projects such as providing clean water to a community in Kenya ($70,500 transferred for a Global Grant), polio eradication efforts ($1,000), and the installation of environmentally safe latrine systems in South Africa ($2,500).
  • Merit-Based Educational Scholarships 4 activities
    • Scholarship Awards
      Awards annual scholarships to students at Westwood High School, supporting their educational pursuits.
    • Scholarship Program for Westwood High School Students
      Awards annual scholarships to students at Westwood High School, including $10,000 in scholarships to five graduates and a graduation gift to a top student attending ASU.
    • Scholarship Program for Westwood High School Students
      Awards annual scholarships to students at Westwood High School, including $10,000 in scholarships to five graduates and a graduation gift to a top student attending ASU.
    • Scholarship Program for Westwood High School Students
      Awards annual scholarships to students at Westwood High School, including $10,000 in scholarships to five graduates, and provides graduation gifts to top students participating in their programs.
  • Blood Drive Organization 3 activities
    • Blood Drives
      Organizes blood drives to support community health needs.
    • Blood Drives
      Organizes and conducts blood drives to support community health.
    • Blood Drives
      Organizes blood drives to support community health.
  • Expense Reimbursement for Members and Volunteers 3 activities
    • Support for Refugee Families
      Reimburses members for expenses related to joint club projects, such as relocating a refugee family.
    • Support for Refugee Families
      Reimburses members for expenses related to joint club projects to relocate refugee families.
    • Support for Refugee Families
      Reimburses members for expenses related to joint club projects, such as relocating refugee families.
  • Scouting Achievement and Service Recognition 2 activities
    • Support for Eagle Scout Projects
      Awards financial contributions to individual Boy Scouts for their Eagle Scout projects.
    • Support for Eagle Scout Projects
      Awards financial contributions to individual Boy Scouts for their Eagle Scout projects.
  • Polio Vaccination & Eradication Initiatives 2 activities
    • Support for Rotary Foundation Initiatives
      Contributes to The Rotary Foundation for polio eradication efforts and funds commitments on Global Grants in Mexico.
    • Support for The Rotary Foundation
      Provides financial contributions to The Rotary Foundation for polio eradication efforts and to fund Global Grants in Mexico.
  • Uncategorized 3 activities
    • Mobility Device Delivery
      Supports the Crutches 4 Africa mission of delivering mobility devices to those in need in Kenya through Rotary District 5495.
    • Support for Mobility Device Distribution
      Supports Rotary District 5495's mission of delivering mobility devices to those in need in Kenya through the Interact District Council Crutches 4 Africa program.
    • Support for Mobility Device Distribution
      Provides financial support to Rotary District 5495 ($6,000) for the Crutches 4 Africa mission, which delivers mobility devices to those in need in Kenya.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2019
revenue
Total revenue$50K
Contributions & grants——
Program service revenue——
Investment income——
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$39K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$4K
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$17K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$13K
1 years on record · 2019–2019
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2019

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
AUBREY LUNA EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 12 $7K
board members · 5
  • CHUCK FLINT — DIRECTOR
  • JEANIE MORGAN — DIRECTOR
  • MELODIE JACKSON — DIRECTOR
  • PAM COHEN — DIRECTOR
  • POLLY CADY — DIRECTOR
relationships · 30

who they work with

  • 7th Street Food Pantry and Outreach Partner — Received $5,000 to provide support for their mission of providing food for those in need.
  • ABC 15 Partner — Christel Bell, an investigative reporter for ABC 15's "Let ABC Know" group, was a speaker at a meeting, and her producer and film crew made a segment about her visit.
  • ABC 15 Partner — Hosted Christel Bell, an investigative reporter for ABC 15's "Let ABC Know" group, as a speaker at a meeting.
  • ASU Rotaract Partner — Supports the ASU Rotaract program.
  • Aqua Africa Partner — Collaborated on a Global Grant project started in 2018 to provide a source of clean water for a community in Kenya.
  • Big Brothers and Big Sisters Partner — Potential member Erica McBeth has long been involved with Big Brothers and Big Sisters as a Big Sister.
  • Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Partner — Matches donations to The Rotary Foundation's Polio Plus program $2 for $1.
  • Child Crisis Arizona Partner — Received $2,000 to support their mission of supporting safe environment for children in Arizona.
  • City of Mesa Partner — Collaborated with the City of Mesa to support the AZ250 Traveling Museum event.
  • Gilbert RC Partner — Dave and Tara Dakus from Gilbert RC attended a meeting.
  • Gilbert Rotary Club Partner — Announced the Gilbert Rotary Club's annual tea.
  • Greg Stanton Partner — Featured speaker at an offsite meeting
  • House of Refuge Partner — Received $3,596.93 to support the costs of a District Grant improvement project at their facility.
  • Mesa Public Library Partner — Partnered with Mesa Public Library to host the AZ250 Traveling Museum at Red Mountain Library.
  • Mesa West Rotary Foundation, Inc. Partner — The funding and fundraising arm of the Mesa West Rotary Club.
  • NovaHope Foundation Partner — Received $2,000 to support their work to enable patient digital access.
  • Queen Creek Rotary Club Partner — Mike Flores is a member of the Queen Creek Rotary Club.
  • Rotary District 5495 Partner — Received funds to support Interact District Council Crutches 4 Africa mission, registration of Interact Members for RYLA, and registration of Interact members for Interact District Conference.
  • Salvation Army Partner — Supports the Salvation Army's youth programs.
  • Sleep in Heavenly Peace Partner — Collects twin-size bedding for the organization.
  • The Rotary Foundation Partner — Matches member donations to The Rotary Foundation with recognition points for Paul Harris Fellow recognition.
  • The Rotary Foundation Partner — Transferred management of funds for a Global Grant to the District Foundation Committee and provided funds to support polio eradication and a Global Grant in Mexico.
  • The Rotary Foundation (TRF) Partner — Encourages members to support its Annual Fund and Polio Plus initiatives.
  • The Rotary Vocational Fund of Arizona Partner — Received $6,500 to support their mission of providing vocational education grants.
  • The Rotary Vocational Fund of Arizona (TRVFA) Partner — Encourages members to support its vocational education grants for Arizona residents.
  • Westwood High School Partner — Awarded scholarships to five graduates.
  • Westwood High School Partner — Sponsors an Interact Club at the high school and awards scholarships to its students.
  • Westwood High School Partner — Sponsors the Interact Club at Westwood High School.
  • YMCA Partner — Received $2,000 to support Holiday and improvement projects at their Mesa facility.
  • food bank Partner — Recipient of nonperishable food collected during the Spring Olympics event.