2024 Rotary International Theme

Rotary International President-elect Stephanie Urchick announced that the 2024-25 presidential theme is The Magic of Rotary and called on members to recognize and amplify the organization’s power to save lives.

“Don’t misunderstand me – we are not going to end polio or bring peace to the world by waving a wand and saying some funny words,” Urchick told incoming district governors at the Rotary International Assembly on 8 January. “It’s up to you. You create the magic with every project completed, every dollar donated, and every new member.”

2024 Car Wash Fundraiser
Who needs a car wash? Buy your tickets today for $10 each for a $30 car wash at Tidal Wave Auto Spa in Liberty. Reach out to a Rotarian to purchase or stop by 1710 N. Main St, Liberty, TX 77575 to pick one up! Proceeds go to our service projects and local high school scholarships!
New President Hannah Limmer and
Past President Kathryn McCarty.
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Calhoun’s on the Green
100 Magnolia Ridge Dr
Liberty, TX 77575
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