Rotary District 5870 Central Texas Governor Bob Crouch shares his message for June. He talks about the benefits of attending the Rotary International Convention, contributing to the Annual Fund and Polio Plus and thanking everyone for Creating Hope In The World. Click to Watch.

 

You're invited to attend the District and Club Leadership Installation Ceremony, on Saturday June 22th 11:30AM at the Cultural Activities Center, 3011 N 3rd St, Temple, TX 76501. Join us as we come together as a Rotary family to support and encourage our leaders, to reaffirm our commitment to service above self, and to celebrate the spirit of fellowship that unites us all. Doors open at 11AM. A BBQ lunch with sides will be served. Open to all Rotarians! Cost is $40.

We are excited to announce our first ROTARY LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE (RLI) TRAINING PART 1 on Saturday, June 8th 8:30AM-3:30PM at Hope Church, 11512 Olson Dr, Austin. Cost is $40 (includes lunch). Open to all Rotarians! Maximum of 25 attendees. Click to Register

Reducing printing can help the environment by reducing the impact of paper, ink, and toner on the environment. The production of one ton of paper can require 12 to 24 trees, which creates greenhouse gas emissions and can lead to deforestation. Paper production also uses a lot of water, and some chemicals used in the process can contaminate water supplies and harm aquatic life. 

Rotary Club of Flatonia sponsors the 7th annual Heritage Pride on 7 May 2024 for the FHS junior class. It is a full day of touring and entertainment on the USS Lexington Museum in Corpus Christi, Texas.

The Rotary Club of Georgetown joined the McCoy Elementary School Student Council Friday, May 17, to dedicate a Peace Garden, which was designed by the students. Rotary Club President Jeff Cartledge thanked the students for their work to create an environment for peace on their campus.

Members of the South Austin and Austin Southwest communities came together in a spirited collaboration, uniting their efforts in a service project aimed at revitalizing their meeting space at D.K. Maria's Tex-Mex. Their combined dedication and hard work transformed the venue, infusing it with a renewed sense of vibrancy and charm, ensuring it remains a welcoming and inspiring place for future gatherings.

On the first Monday in May, the Rotary Club of Westlake made over 135 sandwiches, packed a truck full of food, drinks, clothing items, and toiletries, and drove the truck to deliver them to Austin’s homeless population. Roger McClain, Carol Barrett, and Dana Rushing made the sandwiches.

The Shiner Rotary assisted the Texas Ramp Project organization in building a ramp for a local family. This is the second ramp that the club has been involved in constructing. It was a hot morning but all had a great time working together for a great cause. 

We built a much needed ramp in Buda recently. El Buen Samaritano, our newest corporate sponsor, was hands on and a great day was had by all! 

SPC Joshua Lamadrid, his wife and two children from Ft. Cavazos were hosted for an R&R weekend by the Rotary Clubs of Austin and Killeen.  They received a complimentary two night stay at the Grand Sonesta Stephen F. Austin Hotel and a Saturday nite BBQ dinner hosted by County Line on the Hill.  

Marble Falls High School Interact Club (led by President Kambell Stewart) made a donation to the Highland Lakes Crisis Network (led by Kevin Naumann) for their ongoing community support projects. The money was raised by the Interact students.

Sun City Rotary Club President Debbie Ballou and PE Ted Berriman present an award to the American Heritage Girls Troop TX2911 for their help with the Inaugural First Responders Appreciation Event in Georgetown, TX. Their help with setting up the tables and chairs was a big help in making the event successful.

sponsored by the Giddings Rotary Club

Tricia Johnson of E-Club Central Texas traveled to Guatemala this month with United By Friendship (UbF) to do a water project to a remote village bringing clean water and education for family health care. E Club's foundation was a partner in this service outreach to help create healthy families. 

Austin University Area members, Brad Seals and Jean Nelle presenting Bookspring with 4 total checks covering Pickle, Pecan Springs and Harris Elementary Books for Me Program as well as an annual check for Bookspring.                

The Eanes ISD honored the Rotary Club of Westlake with an EANESpiration award for the work the club does to recognize exceptional educators in the district. The club offers monetary awards each month and year to teachers on each of the campuses.

The Rotary Club of Austin hosted another deserving military family from Ft. Cavazos at the Aiden Hotel by Best Western in Austin for a complimentary weekend R&R event. SGT Jon Hounshell and his family were showered with gifts, fast food gift cards, Austin Parks passes and snacks.