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We have active, engaged school and community-based youth clubs!

We do international service projects!

 

 

We do community service projects!

 

 

 

We fight to eradicate polio!

 

 

We have great fundraising projects!

 

 

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PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS

Rotary is for Everyone! You Belong Here!

Rotary International is a global network of community volunteers with members, known as Rotarians, who work together to create positive change in their communities and around the world.

Rotary District 5500 (D5500) is made up of more than 50 Rotary Clubs in Southern Arizona, where our members put service above self. Our 1,500 members are leading and partnering on projects that create lasting local and global community change. Our D5500 members come to Rotary to serve. They stay for the friendships and relationships they build.

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Help support vocational education in Arizona through The Rotary Vocational Fund of AZ!  For a short presentation click HERE, for the TRVFA website, click HERE!

Rotary Youth

Rotary is not just for older adults!  We have Interact Clubs for ages 12-18 in middle schools, high schools and Boys & Girls Clubs.  We also have Rotaract Clubs for ages 18 and up in colleges and universities, and community-based, too!

Submit Your Club's Upcoming Events!

Let us help you spread the word about your club’s upcoming events, projects or fundraisers in IMPACT! Complete this IMPACT! Submission Form and return to [email protected] by Friday for the following week’s newsletter. Include your photo or graphic as a separate attachment as a jpg or png file.

WHAT ABOUT PAST PROJECTS & FUNDRAISERS?

We’ll feature them in our Rotary in Action Quarterly. The deadline for the next issue (September) is August 10, 2024.  Here’s the Rotary in Action Submission Form to complete and return to [email protected].

About Rotary District 5500

Service Above Self

aitlyn Rotarians at the 1911 convention embraced an early version of our primary motto, Service Above Self. They also adopted an early version of our secondary motto, One Profits Most Who Serves Best

NOTE:  The new D5500 Webmaster is Caitlyn Adams [email protected] Thanks!

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News & Information

Rotary's Cleft Palate Initiative

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Rotary International has several initiatives focused on cleft lip and palate treatment, often in partnership with medical organizations and NGOs. These programs aim to provide surgical care, therapy, and rehabilitation for children born with cleft conditions, especially in underprivileged communities.

In District 5500, Rotarians from the Tubac Rotary Club and the I-19 corridor clubs work with St Andrews Clinic in Nogales monthly focused on health care for children traveling from Mexico. They also annually participate in the weekend of cleft palate surgeries through a collaboration with Children’s Surgery International. This year the Tubac vlub has applied for a Global Grant to increase the number of surgeries and necessary follow-up care for these children. If you want more info or want to help, contact Bud at [email protected] from the Tubac Rotary Club.

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Rotary Days of Service IMPACT

Rotary clubs, please take pre-/post- photos of your environmental project.  

This is one way to share the impact of your club's project through visuals. A Google doc will be sent out next week to club presidents to share your service project volunteer data and photos. We would like to share this information in our Rotary in Action Quarterly. 

Thank you for your dedicated planning and future participation in your upcoming Rotary Service project focused on supporting the environment.

Scheduled for April 22-26, your project will have a significant impact on promoting environmental sustainability and raising awareness about conservation efforts. Your commitment to this noble cause is deeply appreciated. Together, we will be undertaking various activities aimed at protecting and nurturing our environment, including community clean-ups and educational efforts. Each of these efforts will contribute to creating a healthier and more sustainable future for our community and beyond.


District Training Assembly

All club officers for the upcoming Rotary year are invited to attend the District Assembly Trainings. These in-person trainings offer a great opportunity to meet other Rotarians and build confidence as a leader.


 


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AVENUES OF SERVICE

We channel our commitment to service through five avenues, which are the foundation of club activity.

Club
Service

A thriving club is anchored by strong relationships and an active membership development plan.

Vocational Service

Rotarians work with integrity and contribute their expertise to the problems and needs of society.

Community Service

We find ways to improve the quality of life for people in their communities and to serve the public interest.

International Service

We promote peace & understanding globally by sponsoring or volunteering on projects around the world.

Youth
Service

Rotarians work to empower young people through leadership development programs, encouraging the next generation of leaders.