Rotary Club of North Chicago

The Rotary Club of North Chicago was organized in early 1929 and received its charter on March 29, 1929.  Club membership draws from the professional ad business community of North Chicago.

As with any Rotary Club, in addition to providing fellowship among our members and their spouses, we strive to provide services to the community so it will be a better place in which to work, live, and play.  Over three quarters of our members are not residents of North Chicago and belong to the Club because their business or profession is located here. Through Rotary we serve our community.

The Rotary Club of North Chicago invites you to join us for lunch Tuesdays at noon at Flanagan's Restaurant on Buckley Road (IL 137) at US 41.  Guests are always welcome, and lunch is a fantastic buffet for $14.00.  Please check our speaker calendar to make certain we are holding an open meeting.

The Rotary Club of North Chicago focuses on hands-on programs and projects in the local community that provide members with opportunities for growth in leadership and the pride of serving through the premier service organization in the world!  The Club also promotes fellowship through our service and social events that build lasting friendships.

As part of Rotary International, our Club contributes to literacy campaigns locally and internationally, provides support to local youth through literacy and Operation Warm, participating in the development of the local My Brother's Keeper initiative, helping to End Polio in the world, and supporting clean water and well being projects abroad.