Become a member
ARE YOU AN ESTABLISHED PROFESSIONAL WANTING TO MAKE POSITIVE CHANGES IN YOUR COMMUNITY AND AROUND THE WORLD?
Our club brings together people who care about their community and enjoy building real friendships along the way.
Becoming a Rotarian means joining a group of service-driven professionals who are committed to making a difference.
- Work together to meet real needs in our community
- Grow as leaders, personally and professionally
- Build lasting friendships
- Connect with leaders around the world
Membership is by invitation because we’re building more than a club, we’re building a community.
WHAT TO EXPECT AT A MEETING
- Friendly, welcoming environment
- Coffee, breakfast, or lunch (if applicable)
- Guest introductions
- Short program or speaker
- Usually 60 minutes
WHO SHOULD JOIN?
- Professionals who want to give back
- Community-minded leaders
- People new to the area looking for connection
- Anyone wanting to grow personally and professionally
WAYS TO GET INVOLVED
- Service projects
- Local community events
- Fundraisers
- Leadership roles
- District or international opportunities
MEMBERSHIP PROCESS
- Visit a meeting
- Get to know members
- Express interest
- Receive an invitation
Note: We encourage guests to attend a few meetings to get a feel for the club and make sure it’s a good fit for everyone. Typically, this takes about three visits.
TESTIMONIALS
Rotary played a key role in my journey, helping me grow into a business owner, civic leader, and public servant.
- B.T.
FAQs
- Do I have to attend every week? There’s no strict attendance requirement, but we encourage consistent participation to help build meaningful relationships. Expectations may vary by club.
- How much does it cost? Membership dues vary slightly by club and help support local projects, meals, and Rotary initiatives. We’re happy to walk you through the details after you’ve had a chance to visit and see if it’s a good fit.
- Can I visit before joining? Absolutely. We encourage guests to visit a few meetings to get a feel for the club, meet members, and see if it’s a good fit. Most people attend around three times before moving forward.
- Is this just for business networking? Not at all. While you’ll naturally build professional connections, Rotary is centered on service, leadership, and community impact. It’s about making a difference and building meaningful relationships - not just exchanging business cards.