LET US INTRODUCE YOU TO

YOUR ROTARY CLUB.

What is Rotary?

Rotary is a grassroots organization, with service efforts carried out by members of

Rotary clubs

34,000Rotary Clubs

13,200Interact Clubs

8,500Rotaract Clubs

7,000Rotary Community Corps

532Rotary Districts

34 Zones

ROTARY BY THE NUMBERS

1.2 million Rotarians worldwide

CLUBS

District 5910

Aggieland

Angelina - Lufkin Lufkin

Baumont-Spindletop Beaumont Bridge City-Orangefield

Bryan

Center Nacogdoches Fredonia - Nacogdoches

College Station Cleveland

Conroe

Crockett

Dayton LibertyEast Montgomery County

Dickinson Galveston Galveston Island

Hardin County

League City

Livingston Woodville

Magnolia

Orange Vidor

North Port Arthur Port Arthur

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The Woodlands

Port

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Gro

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San Augustine

Santa Fe-Hitchcock

Palestine

Rusk

Huntsville

FriendswoodThe Mainland (LaMarque)Texas City

All Rotary clubs aim to serve their community and those in

need throughout the

world.

Through club service projects, members learn

more about local and international

issues, and can volunteer their

time and talents where they are most needed.

Club meetings give members the

opportunity to build friendships,

enrich their professional and

personal knowledge, and

meet other business leaders in their community.

Members are welcome to

attend meetings at any Rotary

club – a practice that

guarantees Rotarians a warm

welcome in communities around the

world.

Learn our Guiding Principles

Throughout Rotary’s rich history,

Rotarians have strived to achieve

the ideal of Service Above Self.

Learn our Guiding Principles

Rotary’s Avenues of Service

form the foundation on which all club

activity is based.

Through Club Service, we have fun, build lasting

friendships, and make sure that

our club functions well.

Through Vocational

Service, we volunteer our professional skills

to serve others and promote integrity in

everything we do.

Through Community

Service, we address local needs and work

with our community to bring lasting

improvements.

Through International

Service, we meet

humanitarian needs around the

globe and promote world

understanding and peace.

Through New Generations

Service, we work with

young people to help them become

the next generation of

leaders, visionaries, and peacemakers.

The Four Way TestThe Four Way TestOf the things we think, say or doOf the things we think, say or do

Herbert J. TaylorHerbert J. Taylor

The Four Way Test

Of the things we think, say or do Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all concerned? Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER

FRIENDSHIPS? Will it be BENEFICIAL to all concerned?

Explore the variety of RI programs

RI’s programs are designed to help Rotarians meet needs both in their

own communities and internationally.

Interact Rotaract Rotary Community Corps (RCC) Rotary FellowshipsRotarian Action Groups Rotary Friendship Exchange Rotary Youth ExchangeRotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA)

Make a Difference with

The Rotary Foundation

The Rotary Foundationhas three main funds:

Annual Programs FundPermanent FundPolioPlus Fund

Paul Harris Fellows

$1,000 contribution TRF

Our club currently has 122 Paul Harris Fellows

Historically we have honored more than 239 PHFs.

TRF Educational

Programs

AMBASSADORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS

are given to about 500 university

students each year to study abroad

and serve as ambassadors of

goodwill Nacogdoches / SFA StudentMandy Morton (right) exchanges club flags with Rotarian Dave Rabbitt in Scotland.

TRF Educational

Programs

GROUP STUDY EXCHANGE

is a short-term cultural and

vocational exchange program between

districts in different countries for non-

Rotarian professionals ages 25-40.

TRF Humanitarian

Grants

Enable Rotarians to increase their support of

international service projects.

Clubs and districts use Foundation grants for projects that provide

essentials to people in need, such as water wells, medical care, and literacy

classes. Rotary District 5910Supports installation of water wells in Nicaragua

TRF POLIOPLUS

Eradicating polio is

Rotary’s top priority.

RED BADGE PROGRAM

The purpose of the Red Badge includes:

1. Build friendships with fellow Rotarians.

2. Become knowledgeable about Rotary International, District 5910, and the Nacogdoches Rotary Club.

3. Become involved in club activities and service opportunities.

WELCOME TO

YOUR ROTARY CLUB.