Rotary Club of O'Fallon

10/18/2026

Early Bird Registration Still Available! 🐦⏰

Join us at the Rotary District 6510 Conference and register soon to take advantage of special pricing. 👉 Visit https://bit.ly/4XBTQ50 to learn more!

10/13/2026

Every donation helps endpolio.org

10/09/2026

Sometimes two Rotarians just click. These may be two of our club’s favorites!

Share your favorite Rotarian photos below!

10/08/2026

A great idea to host a walk for Polio

World Polio Day is 24 October, and Rotary members have many ways to take part.

In previous years, Rotary clubs have hosted screenings, concerts, and outdoor events to raise awareness and funds for polio eradication. This year, more than 450 clubs across the United States are planning a collective polio walk. Want to join them?

Read about the walk: on.rotary.org/3U8v2uJ

Get more ideas for celebrating World Polio Day: on.rotary.org/4zdp6PU

09/28/2026

Congratulations to our generous Paul Harris Fellows who were recognized at today’s business meeting lead by President Rich Lunan and awarded by Foundation chair Shirley Frost.

09/26/2026

It is a great night to be a Rotarian! Tonight we celebrated with our annual BBQ at Rock Springs Rotary Park followed by Homecoming at OTHS!

05/18/2026

Join Rotary District 6510 Disaster Response Tuesday, June 9th for this upcoming exercise in Carbondale.

Register online! https://registrations.dacdb.com/Register/index.cfm?EventID=77915416&NoCaptcha

04/25/2026

04/21/2026

I would love for us to build a peace pole in O’Fallon!

The Charleston Rotary club will be dedicating a Peace Pole on the EIU campus in the courtyard behind Old Main and near Blair Hall on Friday, April 24 at 2 pm. The ceremony will express our collective hope that world peace prevails and our personal dedication to seeking peace through understanding. Join us!

The Peace Pole along with the pole for the dedication plaque were installed today (see attached picture). The dedication plaque will be printed by LLC in the next few days.

Parking is available in the visitor’s parking lot on 7th Street across from Blair Hall. Because of fencing required for the steam tunnel repairs occurring on campus, it would be best to approach the dedication site from the visitor’s parking lot by walking on the sidewalk between Old Main and Blair Hall. If you walk between Blair Hall and the Student Services building, you will be required to use metal walkways to navigate the fenced off areas.

Hope to see you there!