Rotary College Park, MD

People of Action

 
 

Who We Are

The Rotary Club of College Park is deeply engaged in serving the community. With contributions to many organizations, we promote Rotary's ideal of "Service Above Self." Our club supports the mission and values of Rotary International, a global network of 1.4 million friends, neighbors, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change. Its more than 46,000 clubs around the world work to:

  • Promote peace

  • Fight disease

  • Provide clean water, sanitation, and hygiene

  • Save mothers and children

  • Support education

  • Grow local economies

  • Protect the environment

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WHAT WE DO

As members of the Rotary Club of College Park, we believe that service to our community and the world is the best way to build successful personal and professional lives. Through Rotary, we support families in our local community; advance international welfare, goodwill and peace; and build lifelong friendships. We support the local community by donating to 16 organizations in our area. Our signature beneficiary is Operation Warm, which provides quality winter coats to children. We also support signature programs of Rotary International, such as Disaster Relief for Ukraine.

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Join Us

Please join us for a meeting. We meet on the second, third, and fourth Wednesdays of the month.  Our meetings start at 6:30 p.m., and are followed by a speaker and dinner. Our speakers are experts in fields relevant to Rotary's mission. For the meeting location, please email us at: Rotaryclubofcollegeparkmd@gmail.com.

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Events & NEws

 
 
Bambara Kowtha, a health scientist at NIH, explained the negative effects of processed food on health. Natural foods are the best alternative for a healthy diet.
Bambara Kowtha, a health scientist at NIH, explained the negative effects of processed food on health. Natural foods are the best alternative for a healthy diet.
August 23, 2024: We collaborated with the University of Maryland's Office of Community Engagement to collect back-to-school supplies for children in the Prince George's County schools. We wish them a great year!
August 23, 2024: We collaborated with the University of Maryland's Office of Community Engagement to collect back-to-school supplies for children in the Prince George's County schools. We wish them a great year!
Janice Bernache, our web master sent this picture of a Rotary memorial to Paul Harris, located at Cape Roca, Portugal. This is the westernmost point of continental Europe.
Janice Bernache, our web master sent this picture of a Rotary memorial to Paul Harris, located at Cape Roca, Portugal. This is the westernmost point of continental Europe.
July 10, 2024: Billy Louis, our Area Governor, installed our officers, including Janet Wagner, our new president. We look forward to a great year!
July 10, 2024: Billy Louis, our Area Governor, installed our officers, including Janet Wagner, our new president. We look forward to a great year!
Bambara Kowtha, a health scientist at NIH, explained the negative effects of processed food on health. Natural foods are the best alternative for a healthy diet. August 23, 2024: We collaborated with the University of Maryland's Office of Community Engagement to collect back-to-school supplies for children in the Prince George's County schools. We wish them a great year! Janice Bernache, our web master sent this picture of a Rotary memorial to Paul Harris, located at Cape Roca, Portugal. This is the westernmost point of continental Europe. July 10, 2024: Billy Louis, our Area Governor, installed our officers, including Janet Wagner, our new president. We look forward to a great year!
 

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