Stephanie Magoulas (center) with Club President Andrea Stewart (left) and Membership Chair Evelyn Orr. Photo by Blake Timm.

The Rotary Club of Forest Grove is proud to welcome Stephanie Magoulas as its newest member!

Magoulas was sponsored into the club by Evelyn Orr and was inducted during the club’s regular meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 3.

Magoulas joined Pacific University’s advancement team in 2024 and was promoted to associate director of development, leadership giving, in November. In addition to her work at Pacific, Magoulas is a holistic coach at Ten Moons Coaching and Wellness and is a trauma-informed yoga and mindfulness instructor.

Magoulas’ dedication to service is clear through her wide-ranging volunteer work, making her a perfect fit for Rotary. She serves as an advisory council member for Project Lemonade, which inspires self esteem to help youth in foster care thrive. After becoming a foster parent and seeing such deep impact, she started volunteering for CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocates) in Washington County. Her mission for foster youth is to create policy change around how medications could be administered less to youth and young adults in foster care.

As a result of her first visit to our club, Magoulas also works as a volunteer grant writer for the North Plains Food Bank.

The proud parent of two, Magoulas holds a Master of Business Administration from Willamette University. She is an avid writer, reader and researcher, deeply rooted in finding holistic methods of healing trauma. She is a certified life coach and yoga and mindfulness teacher.

In her personal time, Magoulas is a passionate nature enthusiast, spending her time as a nature photographer with a special love for capturing waterfalls, mushrooms and tiny creatures. She is currently dabbling in pottery classes at Valley Art Association.