Join Hopkins Rotary
What Will You Get Out of Rotary?
Being a Rotarian creates fellowship with like minded business and professional leaders from our community. While the primary reason to be a Rotarian is a commitment to service, the relationships created benefit all Rotarians in many ways. DOWNLOAD MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
Cost Commitment
Dues: Dues are $450 Annually. (Invoiced quarterly)
Lunch is optional. Lunch is $10 per meeting if you choose to be billed or you can purchase a meal at the meeting for $15.
Donations & Other Rotary Related Costs:
- Fundraiser Support: (Two primary fundraisers per year for Hopkins Rotary)
- The Rotary Foundation: (request of $100 and up annually)
- Hopkins Foundation: (Memorial gifts and support based on member preference)
Time Commitment
Our goal is to be flexible for our members’ busy schedules. We are a lunch club and we meet every Thursday at 12:00 at Tuttle’s Bowling Alley on Shady Oak Road. If you wish to arrive early for networking, people meet up in the bar area at 11:30am. Although this networking session has always been lightheartedly referred to as “Chapel”, there’s really nothing religious about it.
Being a Rotarian creates fellowship with like minded business and professional leaders from our community. While the primary reason to be a Rotarian is a commitment to service, the relationships created benefit all Rotarians in many ways. DOWNLOAD MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION
Cost Commitment
Dues: Dues are $450 Annually. (Invoiced quarterly)
Lunch is optional. Lunch is $10 per meeting if you choose to be billed or you can purchase a meal at the meeting for $15.
Donations & Other Rotary Related Costs:
- Fundraiser Support: (Two primary fundraisers per year for Hopkins Rotary)
- The Rotary Foundation: (request of $100 and up annually)
- Hopkins Foundation: (Memorial gifts and support based on member preference)
Time Commitment
Our goal is to be flexible for our members’ busy schedules. We are a lunch club and we meet every Thursday at 12:00 at Tuttle’s Bowling Alley on Shady Oak Road. If you wish to arrive early for networking, people meet up in the bar area at 11:30am. Although this networking session has always been lightheartedly referred to as “Chapel”, there’s really nothing religious about it.
Beyond meetings the time commitment depends on how involved you choose to be. Three or more hours a month is a great way to get involved. The options are very flexible and designed to fit busy members lives. Most importantly your efforts help make Rotary's vision of service a reality.
We also have 1 social and 1 service project gathering per month. Service and social events vary monthly so check the club schedule on the website to learn more.
Please contact our Membership Chair with questions regarding membership. You might also want to visit the Rotary District 5950 website serving clubs in the Western Minneapolis suburbs and Central Minnesota.