Rotary Park
Rotary Park in Wenatchee is the most used park in the city and was created over 17 years ago by members of the three Rotary Clubs, with support from the City Parks Department, local businesses and dedicated volunteers. Read that history below.
In 2022 we partnered with the City Parks Department to create a Peace Plaza and to build two pickleball courts near the Plaza. Much of the Peace Plaza was completed this summer, however there is more work planned in the Peace Plaza for the spring of 2023. The two pickleball courts will also be completed in 2023. We need your financial support to complete both projects!
You can simply make a general donation to the Wenatchee Rotary Foundation which will be used exclusively to fund both projects. Make your check payable to the Wenatchee Rotary Foundation (WRF) Please write on the check’s memo space: Wenatchee Rotary Park account. Please mail the check to: Wenatchee Rotary Foundation, PO Box 1723, Wenatchee WA 98807-1723 If you have questions, please e-mail them to: WenatcheeRotaryFoundation@gmail.com
Alternatively, you can contribute using this link:
Your donation, by completing the form, writing a check and mailing both to Wenatchee Rotary Foundation, PO Box 1723, Wenatchee, WA 9880-7-1723, will be recognized on a donor plaque for donating as follows:
Migrating Salmon embedded in the three paths and circular walkway around the colonnades- $1,000
Basalt Colonnades engraved in four languages stating “May Peace Prevail on Earth”
- 4 foot- $2,000
- 6 foot- $3,000
- 7 foot- $3,500
Finally, you can donate for an engraved 4.25 inch square tile or an 8.5 inch square tile that will be placed in a donor wall in the flag plaza of Rotary Park.
- 4.25 inch tile- $150
- 8.50 inch tile- $600
The engraving is limited to the space available on the tiles. Most tiles have the names of donors and family members or the name of a business and their logo.
If you have questions about a donation, please e-mail:
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- Worked with Eric Wulf on designing irrigation systems
- We had lead volunteers for the building of each of the structures and all of the details that went into each of these
- Make-a-difference day, October 23rd 2004 The tree planting day where 200 trees are put in the ground in a little less than two hours. 214 people signed up to Plant trees. THIS IS YOUR PARK!
- The volunteers that came out and ran the conduit and pulled the wires for the lighting and to our structures, THIS IS YOUR PARK!
- All the hand work on backfilling the irrigation lines prepping the areas for hydro-seeding and the nurturing of the grass and trees at the very beginning. THIS IS YOUR PARK!
The members who served on the park committee over the years (John McDarment, Phil Rasmussen, Earl Tilley, club presidents, Western Heights HOA-Linda Devine, Tim Marker, Bill Webber and others). They were there providing the guidance of the park direction every step of the way. THIS IS YOUR PARK!
- Star Rentals (Equipment Rental)
- WA. State DNR – Forestry Grant
- Marson and Marson
- Valley Tractor (Landscaping Equipment)
- Design Electric (Lighting)
- United Pipe and Supply (Irrigation)
- S&W Irrigation (Irrigation)
- Whitebird Construction (Restroom Construction)
- Eric Wulf Landscaping (Irrigation)
- City of Wenatchee (Cleanup, Building Permit, Parks Crew)
- Chelan Co PUD (Landscaping and Power)
- J&K Earthworks (Grading)
- Platt Electric Supply (Lighting)
- Wenatchee Sand and Gravel (Concrete)
- Western Materials (Restroom Blocks)
- Mike’s Construction (Concrete Forms)
- Basin Asphalt (Paths)
- Mountain View Irrigation (Hydroseeding)
- Wenatchee Petroleum (Fuel for Equipment)
- WSU Landscape Architecture Students and Professor
- Munson Engineers (Park Design, grading plan)
- Wilbur Ellis (Tree Planting Supplies)
- Western Heights Neighborhood (Trees and Volunteers)
- LDS Church (Tree Planting)
- Apple Valley Pumping (Portable Restroom)
- Numerous Individual Contributions-