Greetings Members and Guests!
Thank you for visiting our web page. Rotary International District 5180 is a robust collection of talented and dedicated leaders. Rotary International’s 2023-2024 theme is “Create Hope In The World!“ This happens when we say “YES” to membership growth.
Each one of us has a Rotary story. Mine began when I said yes to joining the Rotary Club of Elk Grove after September 11, 2001. It’s when it clicked for me, and I immersed myself into the culture of Rotary. Rotarians create hope in the world by being others oriented. “Service Above Self” was my WHY and a charge that was undeniable.
A byproduct of being a Rotarian is the lifelong friendships developed and cultivated. Our membership footprint includes every age, stage, shade and shape of people!
Our 2023-24 District 5180 Theme is “Go Meet Do”. Saying YES to our fellowship means:
- We get to Go places we never would have gone!
- We Meet people we never would have met!
- We Do things we never would have done.
Let’s invite others as we go, meet and do great things together! #gomeetdo
District Governor 2023-24
You don't want to miss this year's District Conference!
Join us as Districts 5150, 5180 and 5190 come together to celebrate the 2023-2024 Rotary year!
Dates: May 17-19, 2024
Location: Grand Sierra Resort in Reno
So, here’s all you need to do: go to the End Polio Now donation page and fill out the online form. You can determine the amount you want to give and set it up as recurring or a one-time gift. If you would prefer to download a form and fill it out by hand, you can go to the District 5180 End Polio Now page on our website and click the link on the left to download the PolioPlus Society commitment form.
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