Park Cities Rotary Club was honored to present a $10,000 grant from the Park Cities Rotary Club Foundation to the Dallas Bethlehem Center, supporting its efforts to address food insecurity in the community. The Dallas Bethlehem Center initially requested a $5,000 grant to help repair its freezer and purchase protein—two important needs that directly support its ability to provide food to individuals and families facing food insecurity.

On the third Monday of every month, members of the Rotary Club of Park Cities gather for an evening of service at the Ronald McDonald House. Rotarians cook and serve dinner for families staying at the house, helping provide a warm meal and a little comfort during what can be a challenging time. 

Prestonwood Rotary Club was honored to welcome District Governor Mike as our guest speaker on August 12, 2026.

His visit was a great opportunity to connect with Rotary leadership, hear his vision for the year ahead, and reflect on the important role our club plays in strengthening our community through service. We appreciate Governor Mike spending time with PRC and sharing his enthusiasm for Rotary and Service Above Self.

Prestonwood Rotary Club is proud to provide a $6,000 grant to the ROC in Garland to help replenish supplies for its after-school programs serving underprivileged children.

The programs suffered losses following recent storm damage, making this support especially timely. The grant will help the ROC replace essential supplies and continue providing a safe and supportive environment for children in the community.

Service in action! 21 members and friends of Prestonwood Rotary came together to support Feed My Starving Children, working side by side to pack more than 4,000 meals for children in need around the world.

It was a wonderful example of what Rotary is all about—fellowship, teamwork, and making a meaningful difference through service.

A big thank you to everyone who participated and helped turn a few hours of volunteering into thousands of meals and a lasting impact.

Join Rotary District 5810 on Saturday, October 24, 2026, as we walk together on World Polio Day to support Rotary's End Polio Now campaign. For just $25, you'll help support District 5810's $25,000 fundraising goal, receive an official event T-shirt, and Rotarians will earn Paul Harris Fellow Recognition Points with their registration.

As students prepare to head back to the classroom, the Rotary Club of Royse City is helping ensure they have the supplies needed for a successful start to the school year. The club recently contributed a generous collection of school supplies to a local back-to-school event, providing essential classroom materials for students and families in the community. Their donation included:

The Rotary Club of Carrollton-Farmers Branch closed out the Rotary year by celebrating one of Rotary's greatest traditions—giving back to the community. During the club's end-of-year ceremony, members presented a total of $9,000 in donations to five local nonprofit organizations whose work is making a meaningful difference in the lives of others.

Investing in young leaders is one of Rotary's greatest opportunities to shape the future, and the Royse City Rotary Club is proud to be part of that mission.

This year, the club sponsored six local students to attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA), an immersive leadership development camp that empowers high school students through teamwork, communication, service, and personal growth.

The Rotary Club of Frisco, in partnership with Play Frisco – Parks & Recreation, celebrated the dedication of a new Peace Pole at Frisco Commons Park, reinforcing Rotary's commitment to building peace both locally and around the world.

The newly installed Peace Pole bears the message "May Peace Prevail on Earth" in four of the most commonly spoken languages in Frisco—English, Spanish, Telugu, and Korean—reflecting the city's diverse community and the universal desire for peace.

A new Rotary year is the perfect opportunity to take a fresh look at how your club is presented to your members, prospective members, and your community. Your club's website and social media channels are often the first impression someone has of Rotary. Are they current? Are they welcoming? Do they tell your club's story?

The Rotary New Year Checklist was created to help clubs conduct a simple Public Image Audit and ensure their communication tools are working for them—not against them.

ClubRunner has released Version 4.5.0 of its mobile app, bringing several new features, security enhancements, and usability improvements designed to make it easier than ever for members to stay connected and engaged.

What's New

Share Your Profile with a QR Code
Networking just got easier! Members can now generate and share a personalized QR code containing their profile information, making it simple to exchange contact details at meetings, conferences, and events.

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District 5810 proudly hosted its annual 4-Way Speech Contest, showcasing the incredible talent, insight, and passion of students from across our communities. Each participant delivered thought-provoking speeches grounded in Rotary’s Four-Way Test, challenging audiences to think deeper about today’s most important issues.

This year’s competition was especially inspiring, with students tackling topics ranging from environmental responsibility to personal growth and self-worth. After an outstanding display of skill and perspective, we are excited to recognize our top winners:

March is a time to recognize and celebrate the strength, leadership, and impact of women around the world. This year, we’re inviting Rotarian women across our District (and beyond!) to join us in a month-long celebration highlighting the incredible women who serve and lead in Rotary.

Rather than limiting the celebration to March 8, we are turning International Women’s Day into a movement that lasts the entire month.

Through a remarkable network of service and compassion, PMRC members recently helped furnish an apartment for a single mother and her three children who were rebuilding their lives after a domestic violence situation.

PMRC member and Plano Chief of Police Ed Drain, also an active member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, learned of the family’s need through a fellow fraternity brother—an associate pastor at Christian Chapel Temple of Faith Church in North Dallas.

New Rotary year, fresh opportunities—and the perfect time to check how your club is showing up online! Take a moment to visit your club’s website and social media pages. Are you using your Club Masterbrand logo? Some clubs are still displaying outdated theme logos or missing the official branding altogether. That’s an easy fix that makes a big difference! Consistent branding not only shows that we're part of something bigger—it helps the public instantly recognize who we are and what we do.

On January 30, Pioneer Technology and Arts Academy Interact Club presented a program for the young students at Vogel. Interact students read a story, created a butterfly craft & provided a snack with about 30 students. The club also donated books to both students & teachers as well as 42 Bye-Bye bags. 

1. Put on your favorite Rotary shirt and Rotary (Women in Rotary) pin.
    
2. Strike a pose that reflects your strength and passion. 
    
3. Snap a photo (Use the WOMEN IN ACTION Canva Template Design)  and share it on your social media on March 8th, with the hashtags #District5810Proud #RotaryWomenRock #WomenInRotary 
    
4. Share it with the District (pr@rotary5810.org) so we too can promote District 5810 Women in Rotary! 

Now is the time to sign up for CALGARY ROTARY INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION. For the next few years, it is the closest RI CONVENTION that does not require flying over an ocean.