The Lewisville Morning Rotary Club Hosted Breakfast with Santa at the City of Lewisville Holiday Stroll
We serve to change lives, promote peace, feed the hungry, support the environment, literacy, youth and end polio. And, we create change through our connections, volunteer efforts and financial support of local non-profits.
Shaped by his native land, President Olayinka H. Babalola carries the dynamic spirit of Nigeria with him to Rotary leadership
Nigerian takes office as president of Rotary InternationalSecond African to lead the global membership organization will focus on peacebuilding and lasting community
From powerful performances and speakers to global service commitments, more than 38,000 people celebrate Rotary’s global spirit
Global gathering welcomes Rotary members from 140 countries and is expected to generate NT$1.578–1.735 billion in local economic impact.
2026 General Secretary Report to ConventionRotary in review: 2025-26This year, Rotary members were invited to
At the Rotary International Convention, polio experts report on eradication effort
Members from around the world gather in Taiwan to forge and renew friendships
The pictures featured in the 2026 Rotary magazine photo awards reflect the extraordinary ordinary
If you believe that community involvement is an essential element in the lives of business and community leaders, please consider membership in Lewisville Morning Rotary Club
Salvation Army Grant Presentation
Families to Freedom
On Saturday, November 8th, members of the Lewisville Morning Rotary Club joined forces with We Are 1 Community at Lewisville High School Harmon campus to help distribute food to approximately 2,500 families in need.
Lewisville Morning Rotary members attended the 2025 Unity in Communities Luncheon held on July 29th at the Hilton Garden Inn.
Lewisville Morning Rotary inducted two new members at our Thursday morning meeting on July 17th.
July 18 - July 19, 2025
Members of the Lewisville Morning Rotary Club joined over 1,100 community volunteers in the Rise Against Hunger food packing event, held July 18–19 at Trietsch Memorial United Methodist Church.
The Rotary 4-Way Test is a moral code for personal and business relationships. Herbert J. Taylor started it in 1932. Later, Rotary International, a global service group, adopted it. The members of Rotary are committed to maintaining high ethical standards.
- The 4-Way Test is a simple and strong guide used by Rotarians around the world. It promotes truth, fairness, goodwill, and helpful actions.
- The 4-Way Test functions as both a personal compass and a trigger for community involvement and societal accountability.
We are proud of our partnership with BSA Troop 9168
They meet the 1st, 2nd & 3rd Monday at VFW Post 9168 Grand Hall in Lewisville
Click here for BSA Troop 9168 info
