Welcome to the Rotary E-Club of SE USA and Caribbean!
Our club was chartered in January 2005, as the 14th of the Original Rotary E-Clubs.
We are proud of our diverse membership. Our membership ranges from brand new members that are new to Rotary to longtime Rotarians including five Past District Governors and four past eClub Presidents.
Whether we have been Rotarians for more than forty years, or just a few months, we are all bonded together by "Service Above Self" .
We have members residing in five different states in the United States and three other countries. In addition to the base of our members that reside in Rotary District 6950 (Gulf Coast of Florida, USA), we also have members living in other Rotary Districts of Florida, California, Pennsylvania, Ohio and Alabama. Our international members reside in The Ivory Coast, Cameroon, and Germany. Watch us grow to enhance the GOOD Work we do for our respective local communities and throughout the world. Would you like to join us?
If you think an E-Club is right for you, if you have service to others in your heart, we would love for you to consider joining us as a member of the Rotary eClub of District 6950 The Rotary E-Club of SE USA and Caribbean!
Our Rotary E-Club, like other Rotary clubs, meets weekly, carries out service projects, supports The Rotary Foundation, and socializes with each other.
So what’s different about us? You join our meeting online when it’s convenient for you, day or night, any day of the week - 24/7.
We also conduct ZOOM Meetings every First Tuesday of the month. Here, we have speakers, talk about projects and socialize.
As with other E-clubs, we are based in a specific Rotary District but our members can be from anywhere in the world. Our Club Community works locally (each member doing projects within their respective Rotary District) and globally.
Our E-club could be right for you if you:
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