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We meet at the Kingston Village Green Community Center each first and third Wednesday 6:00-7:30 pm and each second and fourth Wednesday 12:00-1:00 pm.

HELP GLOBALLY

We work with groups and organizations of all sizes to accomplish even more. We make our effort felt internationally.

AND LOCALLY

Discover and celebrate diverse perspectives with your local community. Help starts at home.

Early Bird Tickets and Sponsorships now Available!

Click the buttons below or go to https://onecau.se/knkrotaryauction
Want to Become a Sponsor?

We are looking for Sponsors ranging from $250-$5000
They come with tickets and various advertising packages

TICKETS
Early Bird - Single Ticket $60
After JAN 31st - Single Ticket $70
Table $480

SPONSORSHIPS
GRAND CANAL $5000 (comes with 8 tickets, front page advertising and other perks)
CARNIVALE $3000 (Comes with 8 tickets, back page advertising, and other perks)
BACORO $1000 (comes with 4 tickets, advertising, and other perks)
TAVOLO $750 (comes with 4 tickets, advertising, and other perks)
Entertainment Sponsor $400 (comes with 2 tickets)
Decoration Sponsor $250 (comes with 1 ticket)

To inquire for more information or how to become a sponsor,
Please email us at rotary.knk.auction.info@gmail.com or click the button below!

18th Annual Rotary Golf Classic



When: Friday, June 20th
Where: White Horse Golf Club

Registration is Open!
For more information, please click below.

Kingston Flower Baskets
 

 

Over the years Kingston residents and visitors have enjoyed the beautiful flower baskets which hang from our Kingston light poles during the summer season. The purchase, hanging and watering of the baskets are accomplished through the fundraising and efforts of the KNK Rotary, Community Beautification Committee, and our volunteers. Funding for the flower baskets and their metal frames is primarily from the generous financial support of basket sponsors.



            A proposed sports and recreation campus in North Kitsap, spearheaded by Kingston North Kitsap Rotary, has resulted in three community information meetings recently.  By way of background, Rotarians, in an early assessment, identified poorly maintained playing fields, in disparate locations, and a substantial lack of fields to meet current and projected demand, as an urgent issue in North Kitsap.  They began crafting ideas on how to meet those needs, including an estimate of how much land would be needed. They searched possible centrally-located sites where land is, or might be, available within a few miles of Poulsbo, Kingston, Hansville, Eglon, Suquamish, and Indianola, and sketched possible layouts, uses, and operational possibilities.  Then Rotarian Clint Boxman, and others, went on a mission to seek other public and private parties that may have an interest in addressing the need for year-round, useable, sports fields for kids and adults.  That led to identification of Raydient Places and Properties (formerly Olympic Property Group, a subsidiary of Pope Resources), and YMCA of Kitsap and Pierce counties as potential partners in development of a sports and recreation campus to serve kids and adults in North Kitsap.  Conversations between Rotary, Raydient, and YMCA leaders resulted in the christening of a project to be known as North Kitsap United or NKU.  A possible location was identified that is central to all north Kitsap communities and represents a chance to bring together communities, organizations, and activities.

Cellar Cat
 
Clever Gift Shop
Over the Moon Coffee Roasters