Rotary Zones 33/34

Rotary Zones 33/34 Rotary Zones 33/34 manages 31 Rotary Districts in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern US and Caribbean For more information, visit https://rotary.org

Rotary Zones 33/34 extend from western Pennsylvania down the eastern seaboard, across the Caribbean and down to three South American countries.

Turn your passion into action with Raise for Rotary.Whether you're organizing a community event, supporting a local proj...
07/29/2026

Turn your passion into action with Raise for Rotary.

Whether you're organizing a community event, supporting a local project, or raising funds for one of Rotary's global causes, Raise for Rotary makes it easy to share your story, inspire others, and make an even greater impact.

A great example is the Rotary Clubs of Southeast Volusia in Rotary District 6970. They're using Raise for Rotary to support a family-friendly, non-competitive bike ride taking place this January, bringing people together while raising funds and awareness to help end polio.

Raise for Rotary is celebrating six years with a fresh new look and enhanced tools to help Rotary members and clubs reach their fundraising goals. Explore projects from Rotary members around the world or start your own fundraiser at https://raise.rotary.org/en-GB.

07/27/2026

What does it take to grow our impact? Sometimes it begins with a single seed.

In this 45-second video, we introduce the heart of “Expanding our Reach by Developing New Clubs” through a simple but powerful garden metaphor. Just as a thriving garden needs the right mix of strong plants, new varieties, patient cultivation, and consistent care, Rotary growth depends on developing irresistible clubs, planting new club ideas, and nurturing them with the right tools and encouragement.

The message is clear: expanding our reach requires more than hoping for growth. It takes meaningful data, a growth mindset, flexible resources, progress tracking, celebration of success, and the willingness to plant different kinds of seeds—satellite clubs, cause-based clubs, flexible formats, and other new approaches that meet people where they are.

As you watch, consider your own district, club, or community as a garden of possibility. What seeds need to be planted? What support will help them take root? And how can we cultivate new growth that extends Rotary’s impact far beyond where we are today?
Watch the video and start the conversation: What will you plant next?



$3 US can make the difference in preventing a child from getting polio.  Join the PolioPlus Society at EndPolio.Org/Dona...
07/27/2026

$3 US can make the difference in preventing a child from getting polio. Join the PolioPlus Society at EndPolio.Org/Donate. Together We Will

Disaster doesn't wait—and neither should we.Communities in Rotary Zone 33 are recovering after devastating flash floodin...
07/25/2026

Disaster doesn't wait—and neither should we.

Communities in Rotary Zone 33 are recovering after devastating flash flooding in West Virginia, while families in Venezuela continue to face the aftermath of destructive earthquakes. Both disasters have left communities in urgent need of support.

Rotary is committed to helping those affected—but we can't do it alone.

💙 You can help by:
• Donating to support disaster recovery efforts.
• Sharing this post, especially with friends, clubs, and districts.
• Visiting our Disaster Recovery page to learn more about both relief efforts.

➡️ https://www.rotaryzones3334.org/disaster-recovery/

Every share expands our reach. Every gift helps restore hope. Together, we can make a difference.

What happens when trash accumulates in our coastal waterways? It negatively impacts the waters, aquatic plant life, aqua...
07/23/2026

What happens when trash accumulates in our coastal waterways? It negatively impacts the waters, aquatic plant life, aquatic animals, terrestrial wildlife AND humans.

Waterway Warriors is a non-profit organization whose purpose is simple... to protect and preserve our waterways by preventing and removing trash BEFORE it gets into the water. This is achieved by educating, inspiring, and empowering the community to take action to remove the trash, and helping them fully understand the devastating impact it has on our precious aquatic and land ecosystems.

The Cocoa Rotary Club in Florida has been a partner for the past year working once a month with Waterway Warriors picking up trash at Bracco Pond.

The club’s sponsored Rotaract Club also joins them, making this a cooperative endeavor – working to protect the Indian River Lagoon to make a lasting impact.

It was inspiring to see multiple generations working side by side to protect our local environment, remove litter, and make a visible impact for the community. Events like this show the power of teamwork, service, and community pride.

YouTube Video featuring Donna Friswell from the Cocoa Club.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uACBGkLmzDc



Every healthy beginning creates the opportunity for a brighter future.July is Rotary's Maternal and Child Health Month, ...
07/22/2026

Every healthy beginning creates the opportunity for a brighter future.

July is Rotary's Maternal and Child Health Month, reminding us that one of the greatest investments we can make is in the health of mothers and children. When families have access to quality prenatal care, skilled healthcare providers, vaccinations, nutrition, clean water, and sanitation, communities become stronger and more resilient.

Through Foundation grants, Rotary members around the world are helping expand access to lifesaving care, training local healthcare workers, strengthening health systems, and supporting sustainable solutions that continue long after a project is complete. These efforts help give mothers and children the opportunity to live healthier, stronger lives.

Thank you to every Rotarian, donor, and Foundation supporter whose generosity is helping transform lives through The Rotary Foundation.

Learn more about Rotary's work in maternal and child health in the first comment.

07/20/2026

In case you missed it...

Discover Rotary's ambitious goal of reaching 1.25 million Rotarians by 2030. Learn about continuity, collaboration, and creativity for sustainable membership growth. Practical action items included!

Our July MAP Webinar captures top strategies for growing Rotary and Rotary clubs:

1. Creating a club experience that people want to be a part of
2. Making Rotary more accessible by expanding the ways people can participate
3. Using storytelling to ensure people know who we are, what we do, and the impact Rotary has in every community we serve
4. Using predictive tools to build membership plans that ensure clubs' consistent and moderate growth

Watch the full replay HERE!
https://youtu.be/kSakJ45IpGg?si=aUQYDG_gkKcR2t2T



New developments in the fight to end polio!!!!  This month, Valarie Wafer became co-chair of Rotary’s International Poli...
07/20/2026

New developments in the fight to end polio!!!! This month, Valarie Wafer became co-chair of Rotary’s International PolioPlus Committee. In an interview, the past RI director from Ontario talks about what the committee does, shares updates about global polio eradication efforts, and explains why the issue transcends partisan politics.

https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1PfTWVbUjd/?mibextid=wwXIfr


The children in La Paz, Honduras sat in schools with no windows, a leaking roof, termite infested shelving, and few scho...
07/16/2026

The children in La Paz, Honduras sat in schools with no windows, a leaking roof, termite infested shelving, and few school supplies. The medical equipment in a local hospital lacked proper equipment to treat their patients.
The need is never-ending.

Operation La Paz, founded in 2008 by Suntree Rotary Club members Woody & Linda McDaniel, stepped in and has worked alongside other religious and non-government organizations to assist in any way they could. They worked to build, repair, and renovate several schools in the local community, including adding much needed playground equipment among other things.

Over the years the Suntree Rotary Club, together with Operation La Paz and the support of two different Rotary global grants, have help address the needs of the hospital and the local communities with clean water and hygiene projects.

Recently Operation La Paz was honored to support a Nurturing Father’s Program for the second year in a row. This life-changing program helps fathers strengthen their relationships with their children, build healthy families, and become positive role models in their communities. The graduates of this program were congratulated for their commitment, hard work, and dedication. The lessons learned will have a lasting impact on their families for years to come.

Operation LaPaz thanked Professor Jesús Castillo for leading this program with such care and dedication, to Pastor Junior and his wife, Rosa, for graciously hosting the program each, and to Mia for providing the graduation shirts and diplomas, helping make this milestone even more special. Finally, thank you to our generous Operation La Paz donors. Your support makes programs like this possible, allowing us to invest in stronger families and brighter futures and CREATE LASTING IMPACT!



Create Lasting Impact.After a successful pilot in Zone 34 during the 2025-2026 Rotary year, the Foundation IMPACT Award ...
07/15/2026

Create Lasting Impact.

After a successful pilot in Zone 34 during the 2025-2026 Rotary year, the Foundation IMPACT Award is now available to clubs throughout Zones 33 and 34.

The award recognizes clubs that demonstrate a meaningful commitment to The Rotary Foundation through giving, engagement, education, and participation. More importantly, it celebrates clubs that are building a lasting culture of Foundation support—one that strengthens their ability to do good in their communities and around the world.

Could your club be among the first recipients across both Zones?

Learn about the Foundation IMPACT Award, eligibility requirements, and how your club can qualify at https://www.rotaryzones3334.org/foundation-matters/impact-award.

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