Pictured (left to right): Chamber President & CEO Katie Koester, Chamber Ambassadors Michael Wall, Steve Will & Tonya Siner, Sunrise Rotary President Jay Wallace, Rotary Secretary Josh Mathis, Chamber Membership Director & Sunrise Rotary Membership Chairman Becky Brown, and Rotary Treasurer Nathan Earnest
Effingham, IL-(Effingham Radio)- The Effingham County Chamber welcomes Effingham Sunrise Rotary as its newest member. With a history of over 30 years serving the Effingham community, Sunrise Rotary provides a platform for local professionals to engage in service projects, foster ethical standards, and build goodwill both locally and internationally.
Founded in June 1994, Effingham Sunrise Rotary meets weekly to provide informative and inspiring presentations, allowing members to connect and collaborate on initiatives that address both community and global needs. Their efforts include a variety of impactful service projects, from coordinating local blood drives and supporting the Meals on Wheels program to international initiatives such as the Tijuana Women’s Shelter and Neema Village in Tanzania. Sunrise Rotary also hosts several annual events, including the Halloween Parade, Rotary Week, and the Lucky Draw Raffle.
Rotary members follow the guiding principles of “Service Above Self” and the “Four-Way Test,” which focus on truth, fairness, goodwill, and mutual benefit. These values are at the heart of the organization’s mission to unite community leaders who are passionate about creating positive change.
Effingham Sunrise Rotary offers both individual and corporate memberships, providing local businesses, nonprofits, and organizations a unique opportunity to engage in community service and professional networking. Members benefit from personal growth and leadership development while contributing to meaningful community improvement.
For more information about Effingham Sunrise Rotary, visit EffinghamSunrise.org or follow them on Facebook at Effingham Illinois Sunrise Rotary.
The Effingham County Chamber invites community members and local businesses to explore the benefits of Chamber membership, which include networking, resources, and community support. To learn more, visit EffinghamCountyChamber.com or contact Membership Director Becky Brown at (217) 347-6283.
About the Effingham County Chamber
Since its establishment in 1917, the Effingham County Chamber has emerged as the foremost advocate and supporter of local businesses. With a commitment to fostering growth and prosperity, the Chamber offers leadership opportunities, volunteer programs, and business-building initiatives tailored to the vital needs of Effingham County enterprises. By harnessing the collective support, talent, and resources of its members, the Effingham County Chamber leads the way in driving business success and fostering community growth.
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