Learning the World
Service Above Self
Involved and Engaged
Map Painting Crew
Building and Learning
Thank you for visiting our West Wichita Rotary Club Website! Rotary is a diverse group of local businessmen and women dedicated to promoting Service above Self throughout the community and world.
Chartered in 1987, our club provides each member with a unique opportunity to serve others. We support our community with projects throughout the year, including building and delivering bookshelves for several west Wichita Title 1 schools, partnering with local schools to identify families in need of groceries, providing gifts for needy families at Christmas and ringing bells for the Salvation Army. Our club also supports international goodwill through the Open World Program and Rotary Inter-country Teacher Exchange (RITE). We have many opportunities to give back to our community and world that you will find very rewarding.
Please, take a few moments and discover all that our club has to offer by browsing our website.
Upcoming Speakers
Logan Bradshaw, Director of Community Impact, UW
Sep 22, 2026 12:00 PM
Literacy initiatives in Wichita
Logan Bradshaw works at United Way of the Plains as the Director of Community Impact. In this role, Logan manages relationships with community partners and lead United Way initiatives with a focus on education and youth opportunity.
Logan has over eight years of experience in city government, community relations and project management. She brings a solid foundation in community engagement and a deep commitment to public service to this role. She holds a Master of Public Administration and a bachelor’s degree in Political Science with a minor in Psychology, both from Auburn University.
Past Speakers
Repainting a US map at Lawrence Elementary
These oversized maps of the United States are on dozens of our playgrounds throughout our district. This map at Lawrence Elementary was one of our first and needed a fresh paint job. Teachers use these maps for a variety of educational purposes and the maps are an example of Rotary's ongoing community service.
David Weber Extra Effort Awards
Rotary Club of West Wichita works with teachers at Lawrence Elementary and Benton Elementary to recognize students for their extra effort. Students are given a small plaque and teachers explain the traits that helped them earn the award. This program was started in the late 1980s by the late David Weber, a music educator at Friends University and club member.
Rotarians deliver gift cards to local teachers
Elementary teachers at Benton and Lawrence start the school year with more cash to buy school supplies thanks to a grant from the West Rotary Foundation. Watch the video of teachers getting the gifts
Member Birthdays:
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Dennis NguutuSeptember 10
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Mark DaySeptember 20
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Paige KoeppenSeptember 28
Join Date:
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Brent GrovesSeptember 9, 200818 years
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Jodi BarnwellSeptember 12, 20233 years
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Monty AllenSeptember 12, 20179 years
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Paul BlissettSeptember 28, 200422 years
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Brian GoudieSeptember 29, 199828 years