Rotary is where neighbors, friends and problem-solvers, join leaders and take action to create lasting change.
December is Rotary Disease Prevention and Treatment Month
Service Above Self and Have Fun Doing It!
7:00 AM on the 1st, 2nd & 3rd Thursday of month, 4th Thursday - PM Social, 5th Thursday All Committees - Planning Meetings
Christian Community Action
Christian Community Action
200 South Mill St
Lewisville, TX 75057
United States of America
Lewisville, TX 75057
United States of America
District Site
|
Bulletins
|
Venue Map
|
Each making "My talents are and this is why I joined Rotary" presentations
"Becoming a Rotarian
was a natural part
of my DNA"
I became a Rotary because it makes significant positive impact at local, country and the world all in one tremendous organization.
I love being a Rotarian.
Who wouldn't??
I could participate in programs that I didn't hold a degree in, I could work side by side with really interesting and cool people, I could meet people I probably wouldn't have the ability to meet and suddenly I realized I had an immediate pipeline of new friends and became part of a "family"
.jpg?_=637117852298248929)
Club Members, Interact Members and Friends
Volunteered Nov 30th at Sams Club helping
Salvation Army with annual Christmas Red Kettle drive
Photo of Cheryl Brennon, Roxanne Troyer and Deanna Perkins.
Several in our club, the TCHS Interact Club, the HHS Interact Club and even members of the Lewisville Yellow Jackets professional basketball team joined in to log almost 60 volunteer hours helping Salvation Army in their Red Kettle annual fund raiser.
The City of Lewisville City Council to recognizes
Rotary International, and the Lewisville Morning and Lewisville Noon Rotary Clubs
by Proclaiming Oct 20th through Oct 26th as End Polio Week in Lewisville
and Oct 24th as World Polio Day
Lewisville Morning Rotary
and San Pedro Curridabat Rotary
to equip a Mobile Dental Clinic
.png?_=637117852298248929)
District 5790 Foundation Committee
Announced approval of LMR Grant Request to
Purchase Dictionaries for 3rd Graders at 11 LISD Title I Schools
The district announced approval of our grant request at the Aug 17th Vibrant Club Workshop in Aledo. The $2900 project will be funded by $2150 in club funds (from fund raisers such as our flag project) and $850 in Rotary Foundation Funds referred to as District Designated Funds (DDF). Our members generously support The Rotary Foundation. The funds that were donated 3 years ago accrued and a portion of those are made available for local projects such as this Dictionary Project. The real fun of this project will start mid September.
District 5790 Approved $6301 in Rotary Foundation
District Designated Funds to be used for a $55,000
Global Grant to purchase Dental Equipment for a
Free Clinic in Tirasses, Costa Rica
In Costa Rica, immigrants do not receive government funded healthcare support. Our club is participating with the Rotary Club of San Pedro Curridabat (in Costa Rica) to fund a Global grant for the development of a free dental clinic to serve the needs of this population. Other local partnering organizations are building the clinic being built on an abandoned city dump by providing dental equipment for that clinic.
Many of our subscribers have sent us photo's of the flag that the Lewisville Morning Rotary Club and local area boy scouts erect in their front yards on the six major holidays of the year. This video shows the photo's we have received thus far. To learn more about the Lewisville Morning Rotary Flag Program please click link here
__________________________
The 2019 - 2020 Flag Lease Program for Lewisville area residential homes
is now open for online new or renewal flag subscriptions
Hover your pointer on the Photo and right click for link to subscription page or click here.
Our flag lease program is available for homes in Lewisville, Flower Mound, Highland Village and Carrollton/Castle Hills areas
