Member’s Access Portal

This page allows Lakewood Foothills Rotary Club (LFH) members to access information that is restricted for sensitivity reasons.

When you click the link at the bottom of this page, you will be asked to enter:

• A User Name
• And a Password

To access the member’s area. LFH members have been provided with this information but in case they have forgotten, they may use the Forgot password? link to have the login credentials emailed to them.

Reminder: Both User Name and Password are case sensitive. That means that both must be entered exactly as provided. Example: If the User Name is Rotarian (which it isn’t), entering rotarian will not work, because the first "r" must be in uppercase.

Click here to access the member’s area.

Forgot password? Click here.

Member Announcements On Saturday, April 20 Lakewood Foothills Rotary members, along with Rotarians from other clubs, will be volunteering at the 9HealthFair site at the Denver Indian Center. This is part of an ongoing partnership between the five Rotary Clubs and the Denver Indian Center. To All Members of District 5450 endpolionow campaign   DG Mike asked you to Text to 90999 the word polio in the Subject line to make a $5 donation in honor of Rotary International’s 108th birthday. When the confirmation email comes back, reply yes. The $5 charge will appear on your phone bill.   If you prefer not to text, donate any amount through your club, or on the www.rotary.org website under Member Access.   Then, please reach out to your friends and associates and ask them to text for polio. As an alternative to texting, non-Rotarians can go to www.endpolio.com to learn about polio and donate any amount. Tell them to mention your club name and your club will get credit. They will receive a thank you on line.   Thanks for helping our District celebrate Rotary International’s birthday with a nice donation to PolioPlus. YTD there have only been 2 paralytic cases worldwide but it still costs $1B/year to inoculate millions of children. Polio will be the 2nd disease to have been eradicated by man, and Rotary started the campaign to get it done!!!   Peg Johnston, District PolioPlus Chair Peg.johnston@yahoo.com Here are two messages about our Work Day at the Denver Indian Center on April 16th, 2012. From: Jay Grimm  Subject: RE: Rotary-Denver Indian Center Work Day - You are all amazing.    Thank you Rotarians for your hard work and commitment to community. We are grateful for your compassion and interest in Colorado’s American Indian community. The building looks great.  Warmest regards,  Jay   Jay Grimm, Navajo Executive Director Denver Indian Center www.denverindiancenter.org   From: Michael Oldham, Past District Governor Subject: Rotary-Denver Indian Center Work DayDear Workers at the DIC Work Day,   Thank you for participating in yesterday’s workday at the Denver Indian Center. Your diligence and hard work enabled us to complete all of our project as planned and earlier than anticipated. Most importantly we partnered with the DIC  to get the Montessori Pre School installed. We all look forward to seeing it in operation in the future. I express the thanks of everyone on the American Indian Committee, to participating Rotarians and community members who helped. We also extend our thanks to the Denver Indian Center folks including Jay, Payton, and Shannon for their assistance with the project, and to Edwin and Rose for a wonderful breakfast set up and great lunch. Mike  "Each day must be filled with as much joy as we can wheedle out of it. Life doesn’t live itself." --Rube Goldberg, American Cartoonist, writer, and inventor, 1883-1970