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Welcome
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Raleigh "North Carolina's First Civic Club"
We are proud to be the first Rotary Club in North Carolina . We were chartered on August 1, 1914. In September 2009, our Club was officially inducted into the Raleigh Hall of Fame in recognition of 95 years of service to the community.
Upcoming Programs
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January 30, 2012
Speaker: Mary Tucker
Topic:
Talking to High School Students about Organ Donations
Mary’s daughter’s life was saved by an organ donation 10 years ago. Mary has been active in the high schools of Wake County ever since educating teenage drivers about the value of organ donations.
Learn more about organ donation here: http://organdonor.gov/index.html
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February 6, 2012
Speaker: Bethany Bradsher, Author
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From the Web
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Rotary International General Secretary, John Hewko, Talks about how five priorities can help strengthen Rotary:
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Eradicating Polio
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Foundation's new grant-making model
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Placing a value on the service projects of clubs
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Making Rotary more relevant to younger members
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Potitioning Rotary more fully as a major player in global humanitarian assistance and development
Visit Rotary International's Facebook page here
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RI General Secretary Hewko Addresses International Assembly from Rotary International on Vimeo.
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Raleigh Rotary in the News
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Tata Speaks to Raleigh Rotary
On June 20, 2011 Wake County School Superintendent Tony Tata spoke to the Raleigh Rotary club. See the news coverage here.
Superintendent Tata spoke to the membership about the challenges facing Wake County schools.
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What is Rotary?
Click here for more about Raleigh Rotary
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Online Make-up
Are you a member looking to make-up online?
Click here to go to eClub One and follow the instructions.There is a wide variety of fascinating programs to access.
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Speaker: Frank Harmon, principal of the award-winning
firm Frank Harmon Architect PA in Raleigh and Professor in
Practice at the College of Design at NCSU. Mr. Harmon is
recognized nationally as a leader in modern, sustainable, and
regionally appropriate design. His work ranges from small
sheds to 70,000-square-foot corporate headquarters. In 2010,
Frank Harmon Architect PA was ranked 13th among the top
50 firms in the nation by Architect Magazine.
This week, he will speak about the new AIA/NC
headquarters in Downtown Raleigh.
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Louis Rogers III
