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Rotarians Unite for Service at Bi-District Conference

Rotarians from across two Texas Rotary districts came together in San Marcos from May 2–4 for a joint celebration titled “A Celebration of Districts.” District 5870, which spans Central Texas from Austin to Hillsboro and Corsicana, joined forces with District 5840, which covers South Central Texas from Del Rio to Kyle and west to Junction. The event took place at the Embassy Suites Conference Center.

Rotary Rain to Life: Cozumel Rainwater Harvesting for Schools

Rotarians from 9 District 5870 clubs connected with the Rotary Club of Cozumel to bring clean, drinkable water to over 1,200 students and 80 staff at CBTIS 28, a public secondary school with no access to drinkable water.

Rotary Out Loud

District Governor Sharon Bloodworth kicked off her Rotary year with a bold message: Live Rotary out loud! No more hiding behind closed doors in country clubs and meeting rooms — it’s time to show the world who we are! And what better place to start than the heart of Minnesota’s summer: the State Fair.

Together - We Transform

Rotarians from the Rotary Club of West Bend Sunrise (District 6270) and the Rotary Club of Zenica came together to transform sports accessibility and community inclusion in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Through the Bridge to Diversity Project, funded by Rotary, USAID, and multiple district partners, they renovated courts to host the country’s first-ever wheelchair basketball and sitting volleyball tournaments—shining a light on athletes with disabilities and advocating for long-term inclusion. But this project did more than build facilities.

Elementary School Damaged by Tornado has a New Staff Lounge Thanks to Local Rotary Clubs

When the Friendswood, Alvin, and Alvin Sunrise Rotary Clubs heard that an F2 tornado hit Walt Disney Elementary School in Alvin ISD, home to over 450 elementary students and staff, over the Christmas break, like everyone we were grateful that there was no loss of life and that there was a place to go for all of the students.