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Rotary Club of Dallas The mission of the Rotary Club of Dallas is to provide service to others, to identify and support humanitarian projects, to promote high ethical standards.

The mission of The Rotary Club of Dallas is to provide service to others, to identify and support humanitarian projects, to promote high ethical standards, and to advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through its fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.

10/28/2026
10/23/2026

Pints for Polio was a success!

A huge thank-you to everyone who came out to celebrate with us! The sunset was perfect, the weather was on its best Texas behavior, and the social scene was vibing. Good friends, great conversations, and a whole lot of fun made it a night to remember!

But best of all, we raised our glasses for a cause that matters. Every pint, every conversation, and every bit of support helps us move closer to a world free of polio.

**Cheers to fellowship, service, and a polio-free world!** ❤️💛

09/19/2026

Service Day at the White Rock Center of Hope distributing food to feed nearly 1500 people.

We were pleased to work alongside Shoreline Church, Lakepointe Church, and CBRE.

Thank you Dr. Greg Smith and your whole team for the life-giving work you do for our city.

Rotary Club of Dallas is awarded Rotary International Club Excellence Award for 2025 - 2026 Rotary Year Achievements. Se...
09/17/2026

Rotary Club of Dallas is awarded Rotary International Club Excellence Award for 2025 - 2026 Rotary Year Achievements.

See the presentation from 2025- 2026 District President Mary Bodeski

The Club Excellence Award recognizes the hard work clubs do throughout the year. Taking action toward achieving the required number of goals helps clubs engage their members, stay relevant in their communities, and run more efficiently. A welcoming and engaging club also reflects the values of Rotary. When clubs work to achieve these goals, they also contribute to the overall health and culture of Rotary for generations to come.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASERotary Club of Dallas Celebrates Outstanding Service, Leadership and Community ImpactDALLAS, TEXAS ...
08/25/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Rotary Club of Dallas Celebrates Outstanding Service, Leadership and Community Impact

DALLAS, TEXAS —08/25/2026 — The Rotary Club of Dallas is proud to celebrate a year of extraordinary service, fellowship and community impact as members and club programs are recognized through a series of District 5810 Rotary awards.

The recognitions reflect the Club's commitment to “Service Above Self” and the many ways Dallas Rotarians are making a difference locally and around the world.

Among the year's notable honors is the Rotary Foundation Project Grant Award, recognizing the Rotary Club of Dallas for its exceptional commitment to international service and global health.

In May 2026, Dallas Rotarians continued a longstanding partnership in Ghana through a Rotary Global Grant focused on disease prevention and treatment. Working with the Ghana Ministry of Health, the Rotary Club of Accra Labone, the Marigold Foundation, Safe Haven Wellness and Medical Services, Rotary District 5810 and The Rotary Foundation World Fund, the team brought medical and dental clinics to four underserved communities.

The clinics provided dental care, medical evaluations, blood pressure and diabetes screenings, health education, medications and other essential services. The mission was designed to serve approximately 4,000 people, primarily women and children.

Beyond the numbers, the mission demonstrated the life-changing impact of Rotary service. On the first day of the clinics, two patients were identified as needing urgent medical attention and received potentially lifesaving care.

This is what Rotary is all about—people coming together to serve others and make a difference where the need is greatest. Our members continue to demonstrate that Service Above Self has no borders.

The Club was also awarded Most Fun Club, celebrated for the clubs commitment to fellowship throughout the year through events including Rotary Untied, Pop-Up Socials, Dockside gatherings, the Chili Cook-Off, cultural outings, Symphony performances, and the Big Splash Bash. These activities strengthened relationships among members while welcoming prospective Rotarians and creating opportunities for connection beyond the weekly meeting.

Together, these accomplishments demonstrate the breadth of the Rotary Club of Dallas—from international healthcare initiatives and community service to leadership, friendship and fellowship.

If you would like to know more about these awards, please read the descriptions submitted for consideration to District 5810.

Club Award: The Rotary Foundation Project Grant Award

The Rotary Club of Dallas is proud to be recognized for its commitment to global health and international service.

In May 2026, our Club continued a longstanding partnership in Ghana through a Rotary Global Grant focused on disease prevention and treatment. Working alongside the Ghana Ministry of Health and local and international partners, our team brought medical and dental clinics to four remote communities where access to healthcare is extremely limited.

The mission was designed to serve approximately 4,000 people, providing dental care, health screenings, medications, health education, and general medical care.

In just four days, the clinics treated more than 3,000 people, including 1,215 patients in Kitasi alone.

But sometimes the greatest impact cannot be measured in numbers. On the very first day, two lives were reportedly saved because patients received care they otherwise may never have had access to.

This project brought together Rotarians, Ghanaian healthcare professionals, the Ministry of Health, and community partners—all working together to improve lives and build lasting relationships.

It is a powerful example of Service Above Self in action, and a wonderful reflection of what Rotary can accomplish when we work together across borders.

Congratulations to the Rotary Club of Dallas on this well-deserved recognition!

The Rotary Club of Dallas Knows How to Have FUN!

Fellowship is at the heart of Rotary—and this year, the Rotary Club of Dallas certainly knew how to have fun!

From our monthly Rotary Untied gatherings and spontaneous Pop-Up Socials, to ballet, Symphony performances, Dockside socials, our Chili Cook-Off, and the unforgettable Japanese Elvis night, our members came together to build friendships and make memories.

We also celebrated with families at our Big Splash Bash and combined fellowship with service through Pints for Polio.

These events remind us that Rotary is about more than meetings and service projects—it’s about friendship, connection, and having a little FUN along the way!

The Rotary Club of Dallas truly knows how to have FUN!

Congratulations to our 2026 Service Above Self Teacher Award recipients: Patricia Cortez, Sara Gill, and Dominique Davis...
08/07/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 Service Above Self Teacher Award recipients: Patricia Cortez, Sara Gill, and Dominique Davis!

These outstanding educators inspire their students every day through their passion, dedication, and commitment to excellence in the classroom. Their stories reminded us that great teachers don't just educate—they encourage, empower, and shape the future.

Thank you for making a lasting difference in the lives of your students and our community. We are proud to celebrate your incredible work! 🍎📚👏

"Battle of Baltimore and the Star Spangled Banner" was so well presented by Rotarian Steve Cotton. If you missed Wednesd...
07/10/2026

"Battle of Baltimore and the Star Spangled Banner" was so well presented by Rotarian Steve Cotton. If you missed Wednesdays meeting make sure to check out the live recording.

A perfect opening for the Rotary year 26/27 went off with a bang as Steve presented the true meaning of the rockets red glare and how Frances Scott Key was inspired to pen the Star spangled banner as he watched the battle of Baltimore unfold afloat an English war ship.

Yesterday’s meeting was one not to be missed. Rotarians filled the room, with every seat occupied, to witness the Changi...
06/25/2026

Yesterday’s meeting was one not to be missed. Rotarians filled the room, with every seat occupied, to witness the Changing of the Guard and the induction of the new Board of Directors and Foundation Trustees.

Outgoing President Chris Castle reflected on the successes of the 2025–2026 Rotary year and shared his gratitude for the accomplishments of his administration. He also expressed confidence and excitement as leadership was officially passed to incoming President Jeff Bosque, along with the newly installed Directors and Trustees.

The meeting also included the presentation of numerous awards recognizing Rotarians for their outstanding service, dedication, and commitment to Rotary’s “Unite for Good” motto. It was a memorable celebration of leadership, achievement, and the continued spirit of service that defines our club.

If you missed yesterday's meeting- don't forget to go back and view the live stream. We had a great afternoon with Lisa ...
06/11/2026

If you missed yesterday's meeting- don't forget to go back and view the live stream.

We had a great afternoon with Lisa New from the Dallas Zoo.

A check presentation from Opa's Glühwein event to George W. Bush Presidential Center and North Texas Food Bank.

The club also had the opportunity to honor a few more Rotarians for their commitment and financial investments into the Dallas Rotary Club Foundation.

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PO Box 601616
Dallas, TX
75201

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