Welcome To Rotary District 5010
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Rotary District 5010 covers the entire State of Alaska, with more than 1,500 members and 37 clubs.
Rotary District 5010 and its 37 local clubs seek to help all Alaskans statewide through both traditional local club projects such as building parks, programs in schools, and scholarships and also through District-wide programs that develop and implement high-impact, highly cost-effective projects such as “Rotary Cares for Kids”, Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder education, and emergency safe water and advanced economic development programs for rural Alaska villages,
From Utqiagvik to Ketchikan and Nome to Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau, our 37 clubs join with the other 1.2 million members of Rotary International around the world who believe that we have a shared responsibility to take action on our world’s most persistent issues in our communities and across the globe.
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Rotary members work together to:
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Send questions/Comments to: info5010@gmail.com District 5010 Membership Chair - Lori Draper Click HERE for District 5010 Membership information District 5010 Mailing Address 200 West 34th Avenue, PMB823, Anchorage, Alaska 99503
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DISTRICT 5010 CONFERENCE WELCOMES RI REPRESENTATIVE SEAN HOGAN |
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Sean Hogan was raised in Surrey, and obtained his Bachelor of Arts and Law degrees at the University of British Columbia. He joined Glen Buckley and Wayne Buckley in 1986, and his practice at that time consisted of family law and real estate. Sean became a partner in 2000 when he and Rand Buckley purchased the firm from Glen and Wayne. In 2005, after moving the law office from Delta to Surrey, Sean’s practice changed to real estate (sales, purchases, mortgages), subdivisions, Wills & Estates and business law. He joined the North Delta Rotary Club in 1987 and has served as a Club President and, in 2012-13, as a District Governor in charge of 58 Rotary clubs between Hope, BC and Everett, WA. Sean has also served Rotary at the international level. As a Rotarian, Sean has been very active in community service in Delta and Surrey. Sean has also travelled to Kenya on Rotary service projects, installing libraries and computer labs for rural schools. Sean and his wife, Carol, have three children and one granddaughter.
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