Welcome to District 5810 - North Texas

Are you an established professional who wants to make positive changes in your community and the world? Our members are dedicated people who share a passion for community service and friendship. Becoming a Rotarian connects you with a diverse group who share your drive to give back. Founded back in 1911, District 5810 has grown to 65 clubs with 2700+ Rotarians scattered around 8 counties in the Northern part of Texas.

District Governor Bill Slicker

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5859 Frankford Road #1105
Dallas TX 75252

billslicker@gmail.com
469.955.2826

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October 24, World Polio Day

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McKinney Rotary's Centennial Celebration

On October4th, the McKinney Rotary Club celebrated its 100th year of service in the city. “We are so fortunate to have a Rotary Club that is active and engaged in our community,” Lisa Hermes, president of the McKinney Chamber of Commerce, said in a news release from the Rotary Club. “As they celebrate their centennial anniversary, it’s really a celebration of the dedicated men and women who roll up their sleeves and serve not only our community but people and places around the world.” Adding to the celebration, was the recipient of a Texas Senate Resolution for the Centennial and a proclamation naming Oct 4., 2018 as "Rotary Club of McKinney Day".

The McKinney Rotary Club participates in a variety of events, projects and fundraisers, including the All Abilities Park at Bonnie Wenk Park, McKinney High School Interact Club, McKinney Youth Leadership Program, Flag Lease Program, Rotary Model UN, annual Christmas Parade of Lights and more.

Addison Rotary Volunteers At Ronald McDonald House Dallas

On Oct. 12, Addison Rotarians volunteered to feed guests at the Ronald McDonald House in Dallas. They love what this organization stands for and enjoyed being able to make a difference!

Mesquite Rotary Donates $2,500 to Retired Educators' Book Projec

The Mesquite Rotary Club presented a donation of $2,500 to the Mesquite Association of Retired School Employees book project at their meeting on October 2^ndt. In accepting the check from Rotary president-elect John Taylor, MARSE president Elaine Whitlock expressed her thanks for Rotary’s assistance, and noted that the funds would greatly support the project’s goal of providing a book of their own to each Mesquite ISD first grader.