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WELCOME TO ROTARY DISTRICT 5890 which includes Harris and the seven surrounding counties!
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Discover The Value of Rotary!
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Save The Date so you can join us for this special event where we'll install our 2026-2027 District 5890 Officers, including District Governor Elect Camille Hamilton!
Friday, June 26th
6 PM to 9 PM
Click Here for event details!
On April 5th, ClubRunner emailed the executive officers of District 5890 clubs that subscribe to ClubRunner with links to their 2026 Changeover FREE Webinars.
Club Executives, Committee Chairs, & Members...If you didn't attend ClubRunner's club role-based training webinars on May 4th thru May 14th, you missed important overviews and how-to topics for club and district websites. If your club's leadership team and members missed them, you can now watch all the recordings!
What if you don't use ClubRunner?
You can still access the "Adminstration" section of the District website to manage your own club members. Watch the May 6th, "(Beginner) Club Executive Training on District Version", and the May 7th, "(Advanced) Club Executive Training on District Version."
Rotary International's February 2026 Guidelines for Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Two MUST Read Guidelines for Rotarians, Rotaractor, Interactors and anyone involved in any programs of Rotary to read regarding Rotary's Policies for Artificial Intelligence (AI)
In February 2026, Rotary International issued TWO important AI Guidelines: "Rotary International - AI Guidelines for Members" and "Rotary International — Member FAQ on AI Use." Both of these are intended to help Rotarians, Rotaractors, Interactors, plus anyone involved in any program of Rotary International, regarding the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools responsibly, ethically, and in alignment with Rotary’s mission and values.
🌿MENTAL HEALTH WELLNESS SUMMIT 2026 🌿
Rotary District 5890 Peace Committee
Empowering Minds • Positive Wellness • Education
Empowering Minds • Positive Wellness • Education
Saturday, May 9, 2026 1:00pm-5:00pm
FREE
Memorial Church of Christ, 900 Echo Lane, Houston, TX 77024
Our Rotary District Positive Mental Health Committee invites you to the 2026 Mental Health Wellness Summit!
This annual event is FREE and will be held on Saturday, May 9th from 1 PM to 5 PM at Memorial Church of Christ, 900 Echo Lane, Houston.
Attendance Options:
In-person or via Zoom. The event will be recorded and shared with the President of each Rotary club.
In-person or via Zoom. The event will be recorded and shared with the President of each Rotary club.
If you have questions, please contact Evelyn Traylor, Chair of the District 5890 Positive Mental Health Committee at: ebtrlr@aol.com, or cell: 281-794-0687
✨ FEATURED EXPERT SPEAKERS ✨
Welcome:
Evelyn Traylor, Chair of the District 5890 Positive Mental Health Committee
Evelyn Traylor, Chair of the District 5890 Positive Mental Health Committee
Brandi Barnett, LPC-S
Evidence-based treatments for PTSD, anxiety, and depression
Evidence-based treatments for PTSD, anxiety, and depression
Karine Parker, Founder & CEO, Be Peace – Be Hope (1:45–2:00 PM): Video Game
A youth-centered mobile game that builds essential mental wellness and life skills—transforming in-game growth into real-world acts of kindness and service
A youth-centered mobile game that builds essential mental wellness and life skills—transforming in-game growth into real-world acts of kindness and service
Ed Charlesworth, PhD, Author (3:00–3:45 PM)
Stress Management
Author of A Comprehensive Guide to Wellness
Stress Management
Author of A Comprehensive Guide to Wellness
Robin Charlesworth, M.A., L.P.A., Psychologist
Therapy for children, adolescents, families, and couples. Also gives assessments.
Therapy for children, adolescents, families, and couples. Also gives assessments.
Neal Sarahan, PhD
Former Executive Director, NAMI
Developmental psychologist creating programs and supportive spaces for individuals who are neurodivergent. Author of No Longer Lost, Stuck, or Frozen
Former Executive Director, NAMI
Developmental psychologist creating programs and supportive spaces for individuals who are neurodivergent. Author of No Longer Lost, Stuck, or Frozen
Attendance Options:
In-person or via Zoom. The event will be recorded and shared with each Club President.
In-person or via Zoom. The event will be recorded and shared with each Club President.
You are invited to join us for a night of celebration at our Installation Dinner for our incoming 2026-2027 District 5890 Governor, Camille Hamilton, and her Presidents, Assistant Governors and District Leadership Team.
Enjoy an evening that celebrates the beginning of a new Rotary year plus fellowship with Rotarians and guests from across the district!
Date: Friday, June 26, 2026
Time: 6 PM to 9 PM
At: Northgate Country Club, 17110 Northgate Forest Dr., Houston, TX 77068
For questions, contact:
Jennifer Clark - Click Here to send her an email
Craig Bogner - Click Here to send him an email
Link to register: https://tomballrotaryclub.com/event/d5890-installation-banquet/
It is with great sadness that we remember our dear friend and Memorial-Spring Branch Rotarian, Bill Haglund, who passed away on Thursday, February 5, 2026. Bill was deeply involved in Rotary at both the district and club levels and exemplified the spirit of Service Above Self.
Most notably, he played a key role in supporting the scholarship recipient program through Charities, Inc., helping ensure that students in need within Spring Branch ISD had the opportunity to pursue a college education. Bill’s contributions to Rotary and the broader community are sincerely appreciated, and he will be deeply missed.
Bill also served on almost every District 5890 committee for years under the invitation from multiple district governors. His in-depth experience as the Rotary District 5890 Global Grant Scholarship Committee Co-Chair helped develop our District 5890's premier scholarship program. His leadership and expertise was invaluable, and the lives of countless Rotary Foundation Global Grant Scholarship recipients that studied abroad will impact the world for future decades thanks to Bill.
Bill’s funeral service was held at St. John Vianney Catholic Church, where the sanctuary was filled with friends and loved ones who had come from near and far. Members of his church community and fellow Rotarians gathered together to honor a life that touched so many. The service reflected the deep respect, admiration, and affection people held for Bill. He was deeply loved and will be fondly remembered by all who knew him. We deeply miss you, Bill.
Fellow Rotarians and Friends of Bill, below are two options if you would like to make a donation in his honor:
- The "Haglund Endowed Scholarship" was started last year with the "Texas A&M Foundation" to honor Bill. If you would like to make a contribution, please CLICK HERE for the general instruction sheet to donate to the "Haglund Endowed Scholarship." Donate by check: #1. Make checks and payments out to "Texas A&M Foundation" and not University. #2. Put "Haglund Scholarship" in the memo/notes with Scholarship number Scholarship Number: 400-38509. For credit card donations, use this link: Give | Texas A&M Foundation and select "An Unlisted Account (Enter Manually)" from the dropdown menu and put "Haglund Scholarship" in the account name.
- The Memorial-Spring Branch Rotary Club's "Dr. Bill Haglund Scholarship Fund" in honor of his enduring legacy and lifelong commitment to service. For information on how to contribute, please visit: https://www.msbcharities.org/bill
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ROTARACTORS & ROTARIANS ARE INVITED TO JOIN US ON APRIL 18, 2026
The Rotaract District 5890 Leadership Summit is a premier one-day leadership experience designed to "ignite the future' of young leader across Texas. The Summit brings together Rotaract members, Rotary partners, students, young professionals, and community leaders for a transformative weekend of skill-building, networking, service, and innovation.
THE PROGRAM WILL INCLUDE:
- Short leadership and service sessions
- A networking lunch
- Partner tables with key Rotary organizations
- A Leadership Lab workshop focused on the future of Rotaract in Texas
- Collaborative discussions among Rotaract club leaders
This format will allow us to focus on high-impact conversations and strategic planning while building a strong foundation for future statewide events. This Summit creates a dynamic space where service, innovation, and leaders unite. Participants will develop essential leadership skills, explore meaningful community impact, and connect with peers who share a passion for creating positive change.
Whether you are a new Rotaractor, a seasoned club officer, or a young professional seeking growth, the Rotary District 5890 Leadership Summit equips you with the tools, connections, and inspiration to lead boldly - in your club, your career, and your community.
Registration: $25 - Includes breakfast, lunch, and a Summit T-shirt
(For the few attendees who have already registered at $50, we will reimburse the difference in person at the event)
Questions?
Click to Email: Jenna Buscemi, 2025-2028 Rotaract District 5890 Committee Chair
Click to Email: Erica Villarreal (Rotaract Adviser of San Jacinto College-North Campus Rotaract Club)
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District 5890 Celebrates in Style at the 2026 All Club Celebration!
On Thursday evening, February 19th, over 325 Rotarians and guests came together for the 2026 Rotary District 5890 All Club Celebration — an epic night centered on our shared mission to fully eradicate polio. The energy, pride, and purpose in the room was spectacular!
A huge thank-you to PDG Mindi and Jeff Snyder and the entire event committee, especially Sir Billy Dorsey, for delivering such a memorable evening.
PDG Michelle Bohreer did an outstanding job as our emcee keeping the night moving beautifully from start to finish.
The highlight of the evening was the presentation of The Rotary Foundation's Distinguished Service Award — its highest honor — to PDG Sunny Sharma. Congratulations, PDG Sunny — well deserved!
We were honored to welcome Andrew Stein from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation (special thanks to Terry Ziegler for that connection), and deeply moved when District 5910's PDG Hugh Summers, PDG Leon Willhite, and DG Charles Gilliland brought an iron lung — a powerful, unforgettable reminder of why this mission matters.
Thanks also to PDG Eric Liu for chairing our Major Donor Reception to honor those individuals that generously support. Thank you to our future District Governors Camille Hamilton, Dona Burke, and Wayne R. Beaumier for joining us, and to every Rotarian who made the night so special.
The quest continues. Polio ends with us.
Rotary District 5890 Hosting The North American Youth Exchange Network (NAYEN) Convention in Houston
Rotary District 5890 Hosting The North American Youth Exchange Network (NAYEN) Convention in Houston
Rotary District 5890, and our District's Youth Exchange Committee, has the honor of hosting the annual North American Youth Exchange Network (NAYEN) Conference March 19-21, 2026 here in Houston.
Our district is a long-time member of this youth exchange multi-district. The website is www.NAYEN.org
Watch video above to learn more about this conference which is held annually and alternates conference locations between the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
It is a one-of-a-kind event - there will be approximately 350-450 Rotary Youth Exchange Volunteers, Rotary Youth Exchange Students, Rotary International Representatives, and Department of State Officials attending to discuss every aspect of youth exchange. Over 20 countries will be represented!
This conference is open to all Rotarians. We are asking all clubs to send at least one representative to this event - Click here to register!
Houston is gearing up for one of the biggest sporting events in the world — and Rotary District 5890 is right in the middle of the action.
As the FIFA World Cup 2026™ prepares to bring Canada, Mexico, and the United States together in a historic tri-nation tournament, Houston has launched the Art of Soccer initiative — a citywide celebration uniting local artists, businesses, and soccer culture ahead of the games. Custom-designed soccer balls are appearing at venues throughout the Houston region, each one telling a unique story while supporting lasting legacy programs focused on youth development, sustainability, and human rights.
Rotary's Soccer Ball Is on the Move!
We're proud to announce that Rotary District 5890 has joined the Art of Soccer campaign in partnership with the FIFA World Cup 26™ Houston Host Committee! Click here to learn more.
Our custom-designed Rotary ball is more than a work of art — it's a statement of purpose. Featuring District 5890 Polio Plus Champion Rylan Morrison and representing Rotary's Avenues of Service, the ball embodies what our district stands for: compassion, action, and community. This soccer at is touring Houston to raise funds for legacy programs that "Grow the Game" for underserved youth, protect our planet, and to champion human rights.
Special thanks to PDG Nancy Anderson for all of her work to make this piece of art a reality!
The ball was on display at POST Houston and will be making its way to Jesse H. Jones Rotary House and additional stops across the city in the weeks ahead.
Growing the Game, Changing Lives
Funds raised through the Art of Soccer campaign support legacy programs aligned with three powerful goals:
- Growing the Game — expanding soccer access for underserved youth across the Houston region
- Protecting Our Planet — advancing environmental sustainability in sport and community
- Championing Human Rights — using the global platform of the World Cup to spotlight dignity and equity for all
These goals mirror Rotary's own longstanding commitments — making this partnership a natural and meaningful fit for our district.
End Polio. Unite for Good. Snap a Pic!
When you spot our Rotary ball out in Houston, take a photo and tag Rotary District 5890 on Facebook! Every share helps spread the word about Rotary's mission to end polio and uplift communities near and home.
Together, we're proving that the beautiful game and the spirit of service go hand in hand.
Follow Rotary District 5890 on Facebook for updates on where the Rotary ball will appear next. Visit rotary.org/polio to learn more about Polio Plus and how you can support the effort to make the world polio-free.
#ArtOfSoccer #FIFAWorldCup2026 #RotaryD5890 #EndPolio #ServiceAboveSelf #UniteForGood
Photos below feature our Rotary District 5890 "Art of Soccer" Ball which was on display at The Post.
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After being on display at The Post, our soccer ball was moved to the lobby of Jesse H. Jones Rotary House at the Texas Medical Center.
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"Rotary Means Business Through Service" (RMBTS) was started as a multi-club effort to provide Rotarians the opportunity to network with one another, do business with each other, and is a fun environment to invite prospective members to Rotary!
All are welcome to join us on the 2nd Monday of each month for Happy Hour from 5 - 6:30pm at Adair Kitchen (5176 Buffalo Speedway, Houston, TX 77005).
Save These Dates To Your Calendar!
Rotary District 5890 invites all of our Rotaractors & Rotarians to join us at the following District 5890 Networking Events:
2025 Dates:
July 14 - 5 PM to 6:30 PM - at Adair Kitchen - Click for details
August 11 - 5 PM to 6:30 PM - at Adair Kitchen - Click for details
September 8th - 5 PM to 6:30 PM - at Adair Kitchen - Click for details
October 13th - 5 PM to 6:30 PM - at Adair Kitchen - Click for details
November 10th - 5 PM to 6:30 PM - at Adair Kitchen - Click for details
December 8th - 5 PM to 6:30 PM - at at Adair Kitchen - Click for details
2026 Dates:
January 12th - 5 PM to 6:30 PM - at Adair Kitchen - Click for details
February 9th - 5 PM to 6:30 PM - at Adair Kitchen - Click for details
March 9th - 5 PM to 6:30 PM - at at Adair Kitchen - Click for details
April 13th - 5 PM to 6:30 PM - at at Adair Kitchen - Click for details
May 11th - 5 PM to 6:30 PM - at at Adair Kitchen - Click for details
June 8th - 5 PM to 6:30 PM - at at Adair Kitchen - Click for details
The agenda will be set & focused around personal/professional networking:
- 5-5:20 PM - Networking
- 5:20-5:25 PM - Welcome & Announcements
- 5:25-6:20 PM - 45-60 Second Elevator Pitch (Name Top 3 Favorite Parts of Your Job/Profession?) / (one week may do a version of speed networking - get 5 minutes to talk with 9 different professionals, other creative ideas to mix it up)
- 6:20-6:30 PM - Joint Club SERVICE Collaboration & Adjourn
- 6:30 PM - Open Networking
***Cash Bar-Buy your own drinks / Clubs covering cost of food/apps***
IMPORTANT: Rotarians are encouraged to invite a guest, whom you believe would greatly benefit from a powerful networking experience where they can connect with other SERVICE minded professionals who love Rotary. Please consider who in your network exudes a high level of integrity, cares deeply about their community & would be an exemplary Rotarian - we are all committed to making them feel welcomed!
Don't miss timely communications about “Rotary Means Business Through Service!” Join the WhatsApp group here: https://whatsapp.com/dl/ (open this link on a mobile device)
Contact: Sam Kelner, Bellaire/Southwest Houston Rotary Club President 2024 - 2025
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Ever wonder why 1 July is the beginning of the Rotary year? Initially, our conventions played a key role in determining the start date of our fiscal and administrative year.
Rotary’s first fiscal year began the day after the first convention ended, on 18 August 1910. The 1911-12 fiscal year also related to the convention, beginning with the first day of the 1911 convention on 21 August.
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Rotary Intercountry Committees are unique entities within Rotary International that connect Rotary clubs from different countries to promote peace and international understanding across borders to foster lasting connections between Rotarians around the world.
District 5890 Rotarian, Patrick Lesley, was elected tor the USA-Mexico ICC as the USA President representing all USA Rotary districts with Mexico. We congratulate Patrick for this very prestigious role with the USA-Mexico ICC.
Below is from Salvador Rizzo, 2024-2026 Rotary International Director for Zones 25B & 29 0about his recent visit to Houston for the official charter signing ceremony for the new USA-Mexico Intercountry Committee hosted by Rotary District 5890:
On December 6th, a meeting was held in Houston, Texas, USA, to sign the Inter-Country Committee between the USA and Mexico to strengthen friendship and make global grants. Many thanks to the representatives of the USA Districts of Texas, California, Arizona, Nebraska, and Illinois, especially PDRI Suzi Howe and the Governors of the host district 5890 DG Nancy and DGE Tom.
I am very pleased that the 7 Mexican districts represented by DG Elibe, Claudia, Eloina, and Jean Manel, DGE Gabriel, Martín, Alma, and Gerardo, and DGN Marina, David, and Oscar were present. To the Inter Countries Committee, thank you for your advice, Nathalie and Dana.
Now, let me recall the beginning of this initiative. On August 2nd, I was invited to the RMDTI in Pflugerville (in Austin), and at night, at the Coleman house, my partner Esmeralda met Harish Krishnarao and introduced him to me, and in 20 minutes, we had already dreamed of this project, I never thought it would be so big.
For 4 months, we have been in communication, and on that path, I invited PDG Felipe Meza as President of ICC Mexico, and Harish invited my friend of many years, Patrick Lesley, to join as President of ICC USA.
Historically, the US border districts have been sponsors of many projects with the border districts of Mexico, and binational meetings are held with some districts in the interior of Mexico.
It was very nice to have a delegation of 20 Rotarians, who accompanied me to offer their friendship and commitment to making a better world.
I inform you that I will be committed to this initiative over the years so that Rotary in the USA and Mexico is stronger, based on friendship, and to do many humanitarian service projects that help our communities.
Thanks again to all the participants.
The Rotary Youth Exchange program connects cultures, inspires service, and creates friendships that last a lifetime.
It has been 50 years since Rotary Youth Exchange became an official program of Rotary International. This program connects cultures, inspires service, and creates friendships that last a lifetime. The video below shows what it’s like to participate in Rotary Youth Exchange — for the students and their families, host families, and friends. Click here for a Rotary International article with a historical view of the program.
Click here to visit our Houston-area Rotary Youth Exchange Committee's website to explore more about Rotary Youth Exchange!
Our Rotary District 5890 is one of 400 Rotary districts in the world that has the Rotary Leadership Institute (RLI). We're a member of the Lone Star Division of the Rotary Leadership Institute International which includes districts throughout the State of Texas.
Our District 5890 RLI Co-Chair is Kathy Fenninger, and under her leadership we're helping Rotarians and Rotaractors gain knowledge, develop leadership & professional skills, plus help members the "who, what, how, and why" about Rotary.
Please watch the video below to learn more about RLI.
Email Kathy Fenninger for more information - Click here
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Special thanks to Walter Ulrich, CEO & President of Medical Bridges in Houston for his following message to Rotary District 5890:
To our dear friends at Rotary… Medical Bridges treasures the relationship and friendship that we have with each of you and with Rotary. You have made a blessed difference for us in our biotech lab, in our rural Texas program, in response to international prices, and with your gifts for Ukraine.
Rotary District 5890 and local Rotary Clubs are an integral part of the rich flow of desperately needed medical items to Ukraine and that is gratefully appreciated. As a result, Rotary is part of this very special award given to Medical Bridges for its service providing medical supplies and equipment for the people of Ukraine. You provided funding and some volunteers, and Medical Bridges did what we do best. This would not have happened without the generous gifts from Rotary. This war is grinding on, and more help will continue to be needed.
This gracious and precious recognition by President Zelensky is special, but every day is special because with your long-standing support of Medical Bridges, you are improving health and saving lives in Ukraine and 104 countries whose needs are dire throughout the world… Walter.
As Rotarians and Rotaractors, we joined Rotary to make a difference and connect with others in your communities.
To help us achieve our personal and professional goals, Rotary International is working with Toastmasters International to provide opportunities to grow your networks, your leadership and communication skills, and your impact within the community.
Rotary clubs are encouraged to contact their local Toastmasters club and visit a meeting, plus invite their members to visit your Rotary or Rotaract Club. Click here to find your local Toastmasters club.
CLICK HERE TO VIEW A MAP OF ROTARY CLUBS IN THE GREATER HOUSTON AREA WITH DETAILS ABOUT WHERE, WHEN, THE DAY THEY MEET, AND CONTACT INFO.
District governor Tom's may 2026 Newsletter
Click Here to read this month's District 5890 Newsletter
Is Your Club's Website Ready For The NEW 2026-2027 Rotary Year!
How can you showcase your club to your community!
Get how-to info, ideas and tips with ClubRunner's 2026 FREE Changeover Webinars for Club Executives, Club Members & District Executives
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"ROSES FOR POLIO" FUNDRAISER FOR THE ROTARY FOUNDATION TO HELP END POLIO NOW!
District Governor Tom Kelchner has created a unique and easy fundraiser for The Rotary Foundation, Roses For Polio, where you can send a "virtual" rose to someone via Facebook, X (formerly Twitter), or email.
LEARN MORE ABOUT UPCOMING CLUB EVENTS & FUNDRAISERS IN DISTRICT 5890!
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DG Tom Kelchner's "Service That Transforms Lives" Podcast
District Governor Tom Kelchner recently appeared on an episode of District 5890 Rotarian Mary Ann Faremouth's podcast, "Career Can Do" which is a major podcast network. DG Tom's episode was featured on the nationally syndicated Price of Business Show.
(or click the purple play button below)
Meet Our 2025-2026 District Leadership Team
District Executives, Officers, and Rotary Assistant Governors
Our District 5890 leaders are experienced with strong leadership skills. They have the required knowledge to help clubs connect with each other, provide resources, train club leaders, qualify for Rotary grants, plus with our Rotary Youth Programs.
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MEET tOM kELCHNER, our 2025-2026 DISTRICT GOVERNOR
From his grandfather to charismatic President John F. Kennedy, Tom Kelchner takes inspiration from personal and global leaders. The common denominators among his heroes were their altruistic and modestly humble approach to the world.
EXPLORE MORE ABOUT ROTARY'S sEVEN AREAS OF FOCUS
While we serve in countless ways, we’ve focused our efforts in seven key areas to maximize our impact. These areas encompass some of the world’s most critical and widespread humanitarian needs, and Rotary has a record of success in accomplishing them.
Camille Hamilton
2026-2027 District Governor
Camille joined the Willowbrook Rotary in 2002. In 2006, she transferred to the Rotary Club of Tomball. She was given Rotarian of the Year by her club three times. Camille served as Assistant Governor from 2019 through 2022.
membership:
Ready to Become a Rotary Member?
Becoming a Rotarian connects you with a diverse group of professionals and community leaders who share your drive to give back. Discuss your community's needs and discover creative ways to meet them. Expand your leadership and professional skills with Rotary!
JOIN LEADERS, EXCHANGE IDEAS:
ROTARIANS ARE "PEOPLE OF ACTION"
Rotary is a global network of 1.4 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and ourselves. Solving real problems takes real commitment and vision. Learn more about our structure, our foundation, and our strategic vision.
THE HISTORY OF ROTARY:
THEN, AND NOW
Rotary members have been addressing challenges for over 120 years. Rotary links 1.4 million members to form an organization of international scope. It started with the vision of one man — Paul Harris. The Chicago attorney formed the Rotary Club of Chicago on 23rd of February 1905, so professionals with diverse backgrounds could network, exchange ideas, form meaningful, lifelong friendships, and give back to their communities.
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