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Whoa! Look at all these districts that are connected by Zones 33 & 34! Click on the image and learn about our Zone.
The 21-acre camp was built in 1955 as a church camp, and was acquired by Rotary Clubs throughout Florida in 1991. Rotary began a restoration program allowing the camp to meet full standards of the Americans with Disabilities Act and pose no barriers to the groups that use it. Need a speaker? Visit the camp's website and use the CONTACT US link straight from the home page. And when you know more, DO more.
In Rotary there are many opportunities to hone your leadership skills. You can learn online at the Learning Center, sign up for PETS (President Elect Training Seminars) or RLI (Rotary Leadership Training) sessions, or just go cold turkey (probably not the best plan for your club). Make the investment in leadership and get the big payoff for your superstar club. Click right here and learn about one of these opportunities with RLI.
The C.A.R.T. Fund provides funds for cutting edge research to cure Alzheimer's disease. C.A.R.T. started in 1996 with Rotarians voluntarily emptying their pockets and purses of change at weekly meetings. Click on the image and learn about C.A.R.T. and the furious drive to cure Alzheimer's.
In communities worldwide, Rotary and Rotaract members work side by side to take action through service. From big cities to rural villages, Rotaract is changing communities like yours. Google Rotaract, and get started on a life of service.
