Midlothian Rotary Club

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About Rotary International

Rotary, the world’s first service organization, was founded in Chicago on February 23rd, 1905 by Paul P. The name of Rotary originates from the early practice of rotating members from one club to another. The group expanded nationally and internationally over the years and included clubs on six continents by 1921; in 1922, the organization adopted the current name, Rota

ry International. By 1925, a mere 20 years after the foundation of Rotary, there were over 200 clubs worldwide, with over 20,000 members. Rotary is and has been known to attract such distinguished members of society as prime ministers, presidents and a variety of other luminaries. In 1989, Rotary International voted to allow the admittance of women into all Rotary clubs. Of Rotary’s current 1.2 million members, more than 145,000 are female. Today, Rotary International has over 32,000 clubs in 200 countries.

There's a moment near the end of our Annual Charity Breakfast when we ask everyone to come forward for one photo. This y...
06/14/2026

There's a moment near the end of our Annual Charity Breakfast when we ask everyone to come forward for one photo. This year the front of the room filled with the faces behind eighteen local causes — and behind every face, a number that's really a person.

813 girls who learned this season that they can finish the race. 42 kids who got a bed of their own since January, with 150 more going out in a single day this fall. Four million meals served over forty years to neighbors who were hungry. Nearly 15,000 students walked through the school year by someone who believed in them — soon at a 17th school. A new learning garden breaking ground at a Title I elementary, where children will plant something green and watch it grow.

Together, the Midlothian and Brandermill Rotary Clubs gave $55,000 to those eighteen organizations this year — including a $20,000 legacy gift from our friend Sam Lee, whose generosity will keep doing good for years to come.

That's the quiet math of Rotary — ordinary people, showing up over breakfast, turning care into beds and gardens and meals and second chances. If you've ever wanted your time to land somewhere that truly matters, there's a seat for you at our table.

Come see what Service Above Self feels like.

06/08/2026

Tomorrow morning, before most of the county is awake, our club will gather over breakfast to do one of our favorite things: give money away.

At our Annual Charity Breakfast, the Midlothian Rotary Club will hand additional support to nearly twenty local organizations — groups like Fit4Kids, Girls on the Run, Read to Them, CARITAS, Communities in Schools, Sportable, and the YMCA of Swift Creek. The best part isn't the check. It's sitting across the table and hearing each of them describe what they'll do with it: another kid who learns to run, another family who finds a way home, another neighbor who gets a fair shot.

That's the quiet math of Rotary — small efforts, multiplied by people who care, landing exactly where they're needed most. And we're not slowing down. Later this month our members are back at it again, hand-packing meals for neighbors experiencing homelessness, one sandwich at a time.

This is what community looks like up close: ordinary people showing up, again and again, so someone else's world gets a little wider. If you've ever wanted your time and energy to land somewhere that truly matters, there's a seat for you at our table.

Come see what Service Above Self feels like.

06/04/2026

Imagine losing your sight and, with it, the morning paper, your favorite magazine, the live theater you used to love. Then imagine a voice bringing all of it back for free.

This week our club sat down with Virginia Voice, the nonprofit that does exactly that. What started as a two-hour daily reading has grown into a 24/7 broadcast of more than 200 publications, powered by some 170 volunteers and reaching over 13,000 neighbors across Central Virginia who are blind or living with low vision. Most are over 60. Many are getting by on very little. And for all of them, a familiar voice on the radio means they are not shut out of the world around them.

Hearing stories like that is exactly why we keep showing up. This Saturday, members of the Midlothian Rotary Club will be on the ground at the Special Olympics Summer Games, cheering on athletes and lending a hand alongside our friends at the Lions Club. It's the same spirit that recently turned our sportsman's raffle into roughly $2,000 more for local charity; proof that small efforts, multiplied by people who care, add up to something real.

This is what community looks like up close: ordinary people giving their time so a neighbor's world gets a little wider. If you've ever wanted your energy to land somewhere that truly matters, there's a seat for you at our table.

Come see what Service Above Self feels like.

06/01/2026

This week, a family in Richmond needed four beds delivered — and our Rotarians showed up.

No truck, no fanfare. Just members of the Midlothian Rotary Club stepping in alongside our friends at Bridging RVA to make sure local kids have a place to lay their heads at night. That's the quiet work that defines Rotary: ordinary people answering the call, again and again.

And we're just getting started. This Tuesday we welcome Yvonne Mastromano, CEO of Virginia Voice — an organization that opens up newspapers, magazines, and the live performing arts to neighbors who are blind, low vision, or living with disabilities, all free of charge. Then on June 9th, we gather for our Annual Charity Breakfast to celebrate and lift up the causes close to our hearts.

This is what community looks like up close — people showing up for one another, week after week. If you've ever wanted your time and energy to land somewhere that truly matters, there's a seat for you at our table.

Come see what Service Above Self feels like.

This Memorial Day, we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country...
05/25/2026

This Memorial Day, we pause to remember and honor the brave men and women who gave their lives in service to our country. Their sacrifice reminds us of the enduring values of courage, service, and community.

As we gather with family and friends this weekend, may we also take a moment to reflect with gratitude on those who made our freedoms possible.

From all of us at the Midlothian Rotary Club, we wish you a meaningful and reflective Memorial Day. 🇺🇸

Happy Mother’s Day from the Midlothian Rotary Club 🌷Yesterday we celebrated the mothers, grandmothers, stepmothers, and ...
05/11/2026

Happy Mother’s Day from the Midlothian Rotary Club 🌷

Yesterday we celebrated the mothers, grandmothers, stepmothers, and mother figures whose compassion, strength, and dedication help shape our families and our community every day. Thank you for the countless ways you lead, support, encourage, and inspire those around you.

Wishing all the amazing moms in our Rotary family and throughout our community had a joyful, relaxing, and love-filled Mother’s Day! 💐

04/26/2026

⛳ May 4 is the Brandermill Rotary Club's Annual Golf Tournament ⛳

Brandermill Rotary's annual golf tournament is right around the corner, and they're looking for volunteers to help make the day a success. This is one of their biggest fundraising events of the year, and we especially need support with set-up, registration, and helping keep things running smoothly throughout the day. If you’re able to lend a hand—whether for a short shift or the full afternoon—it truly makes a difference.

The day kicks off with registration at 10:00 AM, followed by contests, lunch, a 12:00 PM shotgun start, and wraps up with dinner, awards, and silent auction activities in the late afternoon and evening. If you’re able to volunteer or want to grab one of the remaining open slots, please reach out—we’d love to have you on the team. You can also find full event details here: https://brandermillrotary.org/annual-golf-tournament.php/1000

Let’s come together to make this another great event! 🏌️‍♂️

Don’t miss out!
04/13/2026

Don’t miss out!

Happy Easter from Midlothian Rotary! Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful and peaceful holiday filled with hope, ren...
04/05/2026

Happy Easter from Midlothian Rotary! Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful and peaceful holiday filled with hope, renewal, and time spent with those who matter most. May this season bring fresh beginnings and plenty of reasons to smile.

As we celebrate, we’re grateful for the strong sense of community that makes Midlothian so special. If you’re ever looking for a way to connect and give back, we’d love to welcome you to join us.

⚾ This week, members of the Midlothian Rotary Club enjoyed an exciting and informative program featuring leaders from th...
03/14/2026

⚾ This week, members of the Midlothian Rotary Club enjoyed an exciting and informative program featuring leaders from the Richmond Flying Squirrels.

Anthony Oppermann, General Manager, and Megan Angstadt, Executive Director of Fan Engagement and Flying Squirrels Charities, joined us to share updates on the team and the highly anticipated new home of the Squirrels, CarMax Park. Their presentation gave members a behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming 2026–2027 season, the vision for the new ballpark, and how the organization continues to create memorable fan experiences while strengthening community connections across the Richmond region.

We are grateful to Anthony and Megan for taking the time to visit Midlothian Rotary and share their insights. Programs like this are a great reminder that Rotary brings together community leaders from across industries to connect, learn, and serve. If you’re interested in fellowship, community impact, and engaging weekly speakers, we’d love to have you join us at a future meeting! 🔵🟡

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Chesterfield, VA
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