Welcome to Rotary District 5790 composed of 74 vibrant Clubs across the North Central Plains area of Texas.
Upcoming District Events
District Leadership Training
District Leadership Training
Feb 12, 2022 8:30 AM – 2:00 PM
Decatur Conference Center
International Assembly - Virtual Event
International Assembly - Virtual Event
Feb 14, 2022 – Feb 17, 2022
Lone Star PETS-President Elect & Nominee Training
Lone Star PETS-President Elect & Nominee Training
Feb 24, 2022 – Feb 27, 2022
Hyatt DFW
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Rotary District 5790 Stories 
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Jennifer Jones imagines Rotary fulfilling big dreams

Rotary International president-elect announces 2022-23 presidential theme to district governors-elect.

Rotary Projects Around the Globe January 2022

Rotary Projects Around the Globe - January 2022

Owori will become first Ugandan to head Rotary International

Business leader Samuel Owori will become first Ugandan to head Rotary

At Rotary we celebrate and promote diversity.
End Polio
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ROAM 5790 Online Rotary being formed
Be the Inspiration and help prospective members connect to the new online club being formed
     
 
 
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Have you visited the new Rotary Learning Center yet?
Log into your MyRotary Account, select "Learning and Reference" from the menu bar. Then select "Learning Center" and be amazed at the course offerings.
This is your District 5790 Blood Drive Resource. If your club would like to sponsor a blood drive in your community please click here for more information on how to set-up and promote a Blood Drive.
Clubs are encouraged to promote their blood drives on the District 5790 Website and on the District 5790 Blood Drive Face Book page. Contact the District 5790 Blood Drive Chair to promote your drive in either media.
The following are District 5790 Rotary Clubs that are hosting blood drives 
 
 

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Give $250 up to $500 to the Annual Program Fund SHARE and District 5790 will match it with points.
Give $250 up to $500 to the Annual Program Fund SHARE and District 5790 will match it with points.

PEOPLE ARE RUSHING TO PARTICIPATE!

We are excited about the tremendous response we are getting to our Point-Match Program so far!

We are off to a great start and want to give away more points this year than we did last year.

Don 't miss this opportunity to participate.

The campaign runs from September 1, 2021 through December 31, 2021.

Remember-- the funds have to be reported no later than December 31.

Participate in the Crazy Kicker to raise End Polio Funds and Awareness
Participate in the Crazy Kicker to raise End Polio Funds and Awareness
 
Join in with the other District 5790 Rotary Clubs on October 16th by riding in the 17th Annual Rotary Crazy Kicker.
Want your club to raise money to End Polio Now but members are not inclined to ride a bike for the minimum 25 mile course, then we have options. Start your own club fundraiser by clicking here.
 
 
Your clubs project can be one you choose to do. Just follow the 6 simple steps to participate and start raising funds. Watch the video above with District 5790 End Polio Now Chair Jon Bullock explain how your club can participate.
 
DG Kayla Belle Christianson Installation
DG Kayla Belle Christianson Installation
Congratulations to Kayla Christianson, District Governor for the 2021-2022 Rotary Year.     
 
On June 27th 2021, in Abilene Texas, Rotarians from around District 5790 gathered at the National Institute for Children's Literature to attend the installation of Kayla Belle Christianson as District Governor for the 2021/2022 Rotary Year.
Fort Worth RC receives Youth Services Award from the International Fellowship of Scouting Rotarians
Fort Worth RC receives Youth Services Award from the International Fellowship of Scouting Rotarians
 
 
Fort Worth Rotary Club has been granted the IFSR Youth Service Award as a result of an article published in the  NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth.
 
This interesting story starts with a bunch of Rotarians buying cookies from girl scouts who are raising funds for their nurses and first responders project. To help them reach their goal, Rotary members from the Fort Worth Rotary Club bought out all their cookies. That action resulted in the NBC 5 video clip above that was seen by members of the Fellowship of Scouting Rotarians. The following is a memo from Steve Henning of the fellowship who announced the award. 
Flower Mound Rotary Clubs Annual Swimarathon rescheduled for August 21, 2021
Flower Mound Rotary Clubs Annual Swimarathon rescheduled for August 21, 2021
 
The Flower Mound Rotary Club is seeking swimmers for its annual Swimarathon Aug 21, 2021 at LISD Westside Aquatic Center in support of Flower Mound Charities and End Polio Now
 

Join a relay team or put a team together to swim a relay for 55 minutes or swim as an individual for 55 minutes. Skill level is not important. Swimmers will invite friends and family to support them financially per length. This is a fun, friendly competition between teams/individuals. 

More details and how to register to swim coming soon.

The registration fee is $25/person. Team members do not have to be Rotarians. All ages accepted, must be able to swim length of pool. Under 18, need parent/guardian present.

Rotary's People of Action at the Denton County Rotary Clubs continue to assist a huge Vaccination Effort
Rotary's People of Action at the Denton County Rotary Clubs continue to assist a huge Vaccination Effort
 
The vaccination effort at Denton County's Texas Motor Speedway
were aided March 26th by 11 members from the Cross Timbers Rotary
Club in Flower Mound, Texas
 
To date members of the 13 Rotary clubs in Denton County have logged over 1500 hours volunteering at over 25 county health department clinics that have provided over 177,000 does as of March 22, 2021. With an estimated 30,000 does this week, the county will have administered over 200,000 vaccine shots.
High School Students Interpret the Rotary Four Way Test 
High School Students Interpret the Rotary Four Way Test
 
 
Rotary has an exciting way to tap
into the energy and vision of
local high school students!
 
High School Students at 2019 Regional Contest
 
Every year in the spring, Rotary Clubs across North Texas District 5790 challenge local high school students to tackle a question or problem by applying what is known as the Rotary Four Way Test.  THEN they have to give a 5-minute speech in front of club members, family, teachers, and judges! 
Rotary Club of Fort Worth seeking Rotary partners for project aiding victims of Feb 2021 Storms
Rotary Club of Fort Worth seeking Rotary partners for project aiding victims of Feb 2021 Storms
The RC of FW Endowment Committee has just allocated $5000 in matching funds for any club who would like to contribute to the Tarrant Area Food Bank.  As you know, they have been especially busy distributing food to people  who were affected during the major ice storm.  We actually had the Rotary Club of Verrazano in Brooklyn reach out and donate $1000, of which we’ll match, leaving $4000 left. 
 
We are seeking Rotary partners in this project that will be serving friends and neighbors throughout DFW.
Denton County's 14 Rotary Clubs organize to End Covid in Denton County
Denton County's 14 Rotary Clubs organize to End Covid in Denton County
Members of the 14 clubs can go to the END COVID in Denton County Webpage
at endcovidindentoncounty.org to learn how they can participate.
 
The webpage provides several ways members can help. Volunteering at the mass vaccination hubs. Working to identify individuals that don't have access to register for their shots. Donations that are targeted to pandemic impacted families, Blood Drives, Convalescent Plasmz and others. Webpage is available to Rotary members, their family, neighbors and friends.
"Think right and you will do right"
"Think right and you will do right"
In 1931, at the height of the Great Depression,
Herbert J. Taylor was a successful, young senior executive
with the Jewel Tea Company in Chicago, Illinois.
 
Mr Herbert left his great position at Jewal Tea, to take over the then failing Club Aluminum. Herbert Taylor believed that if the people at Club Aluminum could “think right,” they would “do right” and he set out to find a simple guide to “right conduct” as he described, “a sort of ethical yardstick” - something everyone could apply to what they thought, said and did in their relations with others.
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Are you a visitor that is not a member of Rotary? A secondary purpose for this website is to provide information about Rotary International, the values of Rotary membership and the many ways Rotary members serve in their their communities and around the world. 
 
Rotary is the world's oldest service club organization and Rotary club members are committed to service in their communities and internationally through various programs including those supporting supporting our vocations and our youth.  Please explore this website to find out more about us and what we do.  If you are considering joining one of the Rotary clubs in North Central Texas, we would encourage you attend one the club meetings in your community or the community where you work. Just click "Club Contacts" in the menu bar to find a club near you. By clicking the "i" next to the club presidents name, you can send an e-mail to the president who will be delighted to hear from you and answer any questions.

Rotary is a global humanitarian organization with more than 1.2 million members in 34,000 Rotary clubs in over 200 countries and geographical areas. Rotary members are men and women who are business, professional and community leaders with a shared commitment to make the world a better place through humanitarian service, both in their own community and around the world.  A top priority of Rotary is the global eradication of polio. 

 

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