District 6220 is located in Northern Wisconsin and most of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, with nearly 50 active Rotary Clubs in both large and small communities across this scenic region of the United States.
This area is known for its breathtaking natural beauty. Paddle a canoe on a quiet inland lake in Wisconsin, or kayak the mighty Lake Superior to witness the awe-inspiring Pictured Rocks. Hike through the rugged Porcupine Mountains, or snowmobile and ski in the deep snow of the Upper Peninsula.
Experience the thrill of a Green Bay Packers game at historic Lambeau Field, or enjoy a traditional fish boil in northern Door County on a crisp Autumn night. Get lost in a corn maze during harvest season, or spend your winter snowmobiling and skiing in the Upper Peninsula.
If you’re considering becoming a Rotary Youth Exchange student, this could be the start of your life-changing adventure! Explore how the Rotary Youth Exchange program will broaden your perspective and connect you to exciting new cultures. Watch the video below to hear a testimonial from a past participant.
A History of Excellence
District 6220’s RYE program has been training, sending and receiving high school exchange students since 1974. Since that time, our Rotary Clubs have hosted nearly 900 students and sent hundreds of our District’s high school students abroad.
District 6220 is fully certified by Rotary International, the Council on Standards for International Educational Travel (CSIET), and has been recognized and honored with a Gold Award standard from the North American Youth Exchange Network (NAYEN). Our dedicated staff of volunteers at the District and Club level work tirelessly for the safety and well-being of our Inbound and Outbound students, truly living up to the motto of Rotary International: “Service Above Self”.
