Service Above Self and Have Fun Doing It!
Rotary member and astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti dreamed of space travel since she was a kid. Now, she’s sharing the cosmic awe with her fellow earthlings
Rotary Youth Exchange alum Athena Trentin shares her advice for young travelers
Long overlooked, travelers with disabilities are finding fewer barriers
Throngs of tourists are overwhelming the world’s most popular destinations. Here’s how to rethink the way you travel — and an alternative bucket list to get you started.
Unexpected bumps fail to dampen Bashar Asfour’s epic road trip around Europe in an electric VW Buzz to raise money for polio eradication
Members of the Rotary Club of Alpharetta, Georgia, USA, raise funds with a polar plunge.
Cervical cancer can be stopped, and Isabel Scarinci intends to deliver the knockout blow in Alabama
The Rotary Club of Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina, a multiethnic club founded in 2002, rebuilt a bridge that collapsed during the war in the former Yugoslav republic
We serve to change lives, promote peace, feed the hungry, support the environment, literacy, youth and end polio. And, we create change through our connections, volunteer efforts and financial support of local non-profits.
If you believe that community involvement is an essential element in the lives of business and community leaders, please consider membership in Lewisville Morning Rotary Club
Kids Who Rock (Update)
Environment Sustainability Rotary Action Group
"Call of the Wild Child"
End Polio Now - World Polio Day 2024
The Rotary 4-Way Test is a moral code for personal and business relationships. Herbert J. Taylor started it in 1932. Later, Rotary International, a global service group, adopted it. The members of Rotary are committed to maintaining high ethical standards.
- The 4-Way Test is a simple and strong guide used by Rotarians around the world. It promotes truth, fairness, goodwill, and helpful actions.
- The 4-Way Test functions as both a personal compass and a trigger for community involvement and societal accountability.
We were pleased to host our Rotary District (5790) Governor at our meeting on September 26, 2024. Great things can happen through "The Magic of Rotary!"
We had another great weekend supporting the Lewisville CCA for the Lewisville Western Days 2024 Celebration!
Dr. Lori Rapp was our guest on September 19th. Dr. Rapp presented an informative update about Lewisville Independent School District.
We will celebrate International Day of Charity on September 5, 2024. With this, we want to share some information about The Rotary Foundation. This post shares links to help you learn about a world-class foundation that has been supporting important global initiatives for over 100 years.
The community showed up to show their support for the Salvation Army Lewisville - Restoration Celebration and ribbon cutting today. The event was to celebrate the recent renovation project to consolidate the downtown food pantry with the worship center located on Fox Avenue.
Recently, one of our members, Mark Smith, had the opportunity to accompany other members of District 5790 Rotary Clubs to Costa Rica to participate on a Rotary global grant project centered on establishing an Autism center in Costa Rica ( A Center for Kids with Autism in Costa Rica ). The trip consisted of members from four local clubs. The project is coordinated through a local rotary club in Costa Rica.
It's that time, again! We are putting a wrap on our summer activities and families are getting back into the fall schedule. What a way to start your day: a stroll down the red carpet!
We had a great celebration as we passed the gavel to the incoming club president, Todd. Todd has been a president for our club and has been gracious to take on the roll one more time. We look forward to the positive impact and leadership that Todd will bring to our club for the 2024-25 year. We also would like to pause and give thanks to Richard M. We are grateful for your time as the president.
The Lewisville Morning Rotary Club hosted a booth at the 2024 Lewisville Colorpalooza Festival in Old Town Lewisville and Wayne Ferguson Plaza on April 27th. Our Rotary club partnered with the Lewisville Painted Rocks group to have an activity to paint rocks. The weather turned out to be great and so was the crowd!
We were honored to provide bicycles to two exceptional students from each grade (K-5) as a part of the 2024 graduating ceremonies at Central Elementary School in Lewisville, Texas. This has been a longstanding partnership and project of our club to support excellence in our adopted elementary school.
The Lewisville Morning Rotary Club was honored to present our hydroponic tower project at the annual Earthx2024 conference at the Hilton Anatole in Dallas on April 23rd, 2024.
We had a fun morning volunteering at Central Elementary and Prairie Trail Elementary and supporting fourth graders with the Come and EAT IT 2024 event. This event, a part of Independence Gardens, is dedicated to help bring awareness to food health and nutrition to students.
We are proud of our partnership with BSA Troop 9168
They meet the 1st, 2nd & 3rd Monday at VFW Post 9168 Grand Hall in Lewisville
Click here for BSA Troop 9168 info
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