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 62 clubs with 2300+ Rotarians scattered around 8 counties in the Northern part of Texas. Find a Club in North Texas.

News Around The District
GREENVILLE, Texas — The Greenville Rotary Club celebrated another year of service and generosity during its Annual Banquet held on Friday, June 26, 2026, highlighting a remarkable $69,000 in total community giving that benefited dozens of local and regional organizations, students, and charitable initiatives.
 
Prior to the banquet, the club had already distributed $49,000 to a wide range of nonprofit organizations and community programs throughout Hunt County and beyond. Recipients included The American Cotton Museum, Bob Wills Fiddle Festival, Boys & Girls Club of Northeast Texas, Hunt County Bras for the Cause, RAFFA, Hunt County CASA, Hunt County Children’s Advocacy Center, Greenville ISD Project Graduation, Shepherds Watch, SCRPT (Senior Center), 3FP, Hope For You, Drug Free Greenville, Hunt County Shared Ministries (FISH), Arms of Hope, Trail Life, Sabine Amateur Radio Club, and the Trevor Wade Daniel Foundation.
Members of the Rotary Club of McKinney were honored to attend the grand opening of Hugs Cafe's new location, celebrating an important milestone for one of our community's most inspiring organizations.
 
During the celebration, the club presented a commemorative plaque recognizing the grand opening and the valued partnership between Hugs Cafe and the Rotary Club of McKinney. The event was especially meaningful, as Rotarians had previously toured the facility while it was still under construction, witnessing firsthand the vision that has now become a vibrant reality.

The Rotary Club of Frisco, in partnership with Play Frisco – Parks & Recreation, celebrated the dedication of a new Peace Pole at Frisco Commons Park, reinforcing Rotary's commitment to building peace both locally and around the world.

The newly installed Peace Pole bears the message "May Peace Prevail on Earth" in four of the most commonly spoken languages in Frisco—English, Spanish, Telugu, and Korean—reflecting the city's diverse community and the universal desire for peace.

Investing in young leaders is one of Rotary's greatest opportunities to shape the future, and the Royse City Rotary Club is proud to be part of that mission.

This year, the club sponsored six local students to attend the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA), an immersive leadership development camp that empowers high school students through teamwork, communication, service, and personal growth.

 
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