Welcome

The Rotary Club of Fort Wayne:
         Join a network of community leaders to open doors through service
 
If you want to make a difference and expand your network of leaders, community knowledge and service opportunities, we invite you to check out the Rotary Club of Fort Wayne. 
 
When you join Rotary, you become part of a global network of community leaders who help children, fight disease, provide safe water, advance world peace and understanding and more.
 
Really.  We dream big about service.
 
A century of service and beyond 
The Rotary Club of Fort Wayne celebrated its centennial year of 2015 through …. Service!  In honor of its centennial, the club installed 100 Little Free Libraries around Fort Wayne, erected the 22-foot Rotary Cub of Fort Wayne Centennial Tower in downtown Fort Wayne, and coordinated efforts to build a middle school in Gléi Togo (West Africa), where we also have provided playground equipment, textbooks and other supplies.
 
Today, the Rotary Club of Fort Wayne is focused on many local and international projects that impact Fort Wayne and countries around the world. 
 
Day-to-day: Our local service efforts help kids at Washington Elementary, our “adopted school;” numerous high school leadership and scholarship projects; and the annual hosting of international students.  We also sponsor, protect and clean up the “Circle of Hope” and “Avenue of Trees” at Headwaters Park and much more.   
 
Around the world: As part of the 1.4 million Rotarians worldwide, we literally help to change the world through projects in these areas:
  • Promote Peace
  • Fight Disease
  • Provide Clean Water
  • Save Mothers and Children
  • Basic Education and Literacy
  • Economic and Community Development
  • Protect the Environment
 
Quality weekly programs. By joining the Rotary Club of Fort Wayne, you will learn more about your community from area leaders. Recent speakers have included civic, corporate, and non-profit leaders from across the region. 
 
To learn more about the Rotary Club of Fort Wayne:
Attend a meeting: Noon Mondays at Parkview Field, 1301 Ewing Street.  (Take elevator or stairs across from the gift shop to the second floor.)  Lunch is open at 11:30am and the meeting starts promptly at noon.