Visit this site on the District Calendar for more detailed information. Topic: TBD might switch to Happy Hour. https://rotary5810.org/event/district-roundtable-14/

Can be used for a make-up. Get credit by filling out the form in the bulletin.

Nearly 20% of the global population live with inadequate housing. 
One third of the world never graduates high school. ALF is committed to changing this, starting in Roatán, Honduras. To learn more about this organization visit their website: http://Abundatlifefoundation.org

Students of Honor:

Lupe Garcia Elementary - Principal Crystal Shaklee 

Billie Steven's Elementary - Principal Stacy Rosa

When: Feb 24, 2026

Time: 9am to 12pm CST 

Where Helping Hands Rockwall 

We will be volunteering our time and efforts to fill in where Helping Hands Needs us most.  We want to invite as many Rotarians as possible out to Serve this amazing community.   Feel free to invite friends, family, colleagues etc.   

https://rockwallhelpinghands.com

Service Above Self 

Jerry Welch has been on the Rockwall County Rainbow Room Board for 11 years and now serves as president. He is also a member of our Rotary Club. 

Cindy O'Reilly joined the Rainbow Room Board of Directors in 2023 as Vice President of Projects and is committed to supporting the organization’s mission in any way she can.

She brings over three decades of leadership experience from her career as a Director at Raytheon, where she retired after 33 years of service. Cindy is married and enjoys gardening, caring for her three beloved dogs, and spending quality time with her four grandchildren. 

You can lean more about this organization at: http://Rainbowroom.org

Annual competition for awards from student speakers. If you wish to be a judge (3 needed) please contact Stacy Massar.

Welcome to The State of Rockwall!
Our City is one of the fastest growing in North Texas. Rockwall was founded in 1854 and is the County Seat of Rockwall County. Rockwall is approximately 22 miles east of downtown Dallas on Interstate 30 with a population of more than 50,000.

Visit this site on the District Calendar for more detailed information. Topic: TBD might switch to Happy Hour. https://rotary5810.org/event/district-roundtable-15/

Can be used for a make-up. Get credit by filling out the form in the bulletin.

Andrea Woodworth has worked in sales with Cigna Healthcare for the past 17 years, specializing in employee benefit plans for small to mid-size employers. She is passionate about building relationships and helping businesses support the health and wellbeing of their teams.

Three years ago, Andrea and her husband moved to Heath after spending many years renovating homes together in East Dallas. Ready for a change of pace from city life, they were drawn to the strong sense of community they discovered in Rockwall County. Today, Heath is home to Andrea, her husband, and their two dogs, and a place where they look forward to putting down lasting roots.

Inspired by the spirit of service she found in the community, Andrea joined the Rockwall Women’s League. After witnessing the League’s significant impact on local nonprofits and scholarship programs, she knew she wanted to play a role in giving back. Now three years into her membership, Andrea serves as the Ball Chair for the League’s annual gala, where she is focused on helping refresh, rebuild, and modernize the organization’s signature fundraising event so it can continue to grow alongside the Rockwall community.

Andrea is grateful to bring the strategic and relationship-building skills she has developed throughout her professional career into her volunteer work, helping further the mission of the Rockwall Women’s League and the organizations it supports.

The regular monthly board meeting. Join us and get a make up credit as well as learning more about how our club functions.

Our annual First Responders Recognition Day. It is our privilege to honor these brave and selfless ones in our own community. Thank you!

Our annual Clay Shoot is our major scholarship fund raiser. It will be held Thursday, May 14th. If you are not participating as a team member on one of the shooting teams, our expectation is you will volunteer that day to help make the event a success. This shoot will be conducted the same as those in the past — volunteers arrive at 9:00 and the shoot will run from 10:30-4:00,followed by the afterparty social from 4:00-6:00. Its an all hands on deck event, so please block your calendar.

We will need volunteers to help setup, place signs, assist in parking, register the teams, assist in handing out ammunition to the teams, man the stations to pull & score, assist in the raffle, and after party. There is a job for everyone.

There are a couple of ways to sign up — there will be sign-up posters at our meetings until the shoot or using the sign-up genius via the link below or on the event calendar in Club Runner. 

It is always a fun day and a wonderful opportunity to work together and socialize. Many hands make every job easy.

If you have any questions, please contact Shane Hollas, Mark Kipphut or Curtis Schaibly. Their numbers can be found in the member tab in Club Runner. 

Also, we remind you that every member is responsible to buy or sell ten raffle tickets form $10 each ($100). Please see Beth Johnson during our meetings each week to pick up your tickets. The more raffle tickets we sell, the more funds we will have to assist Rockwall students by deferring the high cost of attending college.

Sign up to help with this annual event through this link:

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0D4BADAD2BA1F58-63092014-rotary

You may want to park at the Center and walk over to San Jacinto Square. We will gather around 11:45AM and be ready for our installation ceremony. After the festivities we will move to the Center for our luncheon. 

One of Rockwall's many wonderful agencies. Learn all about what they do from their director Patricia Mejía. 

Visit this site on the District Calendar for more detailed information. More Details to come.

https://rotary5810.org/event/district-leadership-assembly/

Can be used for a make-up. Get credit by filling out the form in the bulletin.

Join our young people as they celebrate their year. 
contact Stacy Massar is you are able to attend. 

Some of the Interact Club Board will visit and give us an update on what their club has been doing this past year. How encouraging it is to meet these wonderful kids each time they visit  

The regular monthly board meeting. Join us and get a make up credit as well as learning more about how our club functions.

Scott Dodson is a City Council member from Heath and alo the CEO of Compression Works. 

Compression Works is the developer and manufacturer of the AAJT-S, the abdominal aortic and junctional tourniquet – stabilized. We offer the world’s only multi-functional life saving tourniquet for application in the axilla, on the abdomen, in the inguinal region and for control of junctional and pelvic bleeding as well as pelvic fracture stabilization and aortic compression proven to be equivalent to Zone 3 REBOA. Featured in over 70 scientific publications, the AAJT-S is the most studied device in its class and the only device proven to have saved life in both upper and lower junctional bleeding.

Normally this would be a Social but instead we will focus on the last minute Clay Shoot needs and introduce the new fundraising effort for this next fall: ROCKWALL LIVE!

Bobby Gladu from will tell us about Heal-Corp a company that offers a comprehensive and rapidly deployable Search and Rescue (SAR) capability. Our experienced teams, equipped with cutting-edge technology and traditional mobility solutions, are ready to respond to emergencies in challenging and austere environments around the world. From disaster zones to remote locations, Heal-Corp stands prepared to assist in saving lives.

Meet at the Lowe's in Royse City to check in at 8:30AM.

If you aren’t a builder, there are donation options for you to serve too!  You can donate pillows or fitted waterproof mattress protectors.  If you want to do even more, sheet sets, comforters, and bed in a bag sets are awesome as well.  Clients primarily request child friendly prints (SuperHeroes, Cars, Princesses, Disney, etc) and specific colors (black, red, blue, purple, and pink) in solids or prints.  All items should be twin size.  You can bring items to Rotary, giving them to Shari or Noel Williams, or Mark Buehnerkemper. We may even do this as a Bedding Drive for future builds  

Sign up by clicking this link https://x.gldn.io/e/MQ9Iky7xK1b or contact Noel & Shari Williams. 
Noel (304) 279-1209 Shari (304) 279-1210.

Our Rotary Club is delighted to join with this great group to make sure no kid sleeps on the floor!

Visit this site on the District Calendar for more detailed information. Topic: TBD

https://rotary5810.org/event/last-district-roundtable-for-2025-26/

Can be used for a make-up. Get credit by filling out the form in the bulletin.

No meeting: Be at your place to serve this event and raise funds for our Rotary Club!

Clay Shoot Thursday!

Sign up to help at this link: 

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0D4BADAD2BA1F58-63092014-rotary

Back to inform us again is Joshua Chitwood. He has the best stories. This time we will be hearing about Memorial Day and all that represents for us as Americans who desire to honor those that have served us so well.

We love our lively city of Heath. From the wonderfully open rural feel to the amazing park on Terry lane, not to mention the sailing club, gold courses, and exemplary schools, those of us from sheath cannot say enough good about our town. Come hear Mayor McClure to get all the details about Heath. 

The regular monthly board meeting. Join us and get a make up credit as well as learning more about how our club functions.

David Peek is our Rockwall County Treasurer and a Veteran as well. He will be presenting on the Rockwall County Veteran's Memorial. How appropriate to not only learn about the nations holiday last week, but now how has Rockwall honored those who have given everything for our freedom.

Find your running community in Rockwall, Texas. Enhance your running performance. Recover from your event. This running club has so much to offer when you are seeking a group of like-minded people to make connections.

Learn more about them: http://Therunhouserockwall.com

Installation of New Officers for 5810!

Ending up our year 2025-2026 by hearing about the state of Rockwall County. Bobby Gallana is the County Commissioner for Precinct 1 and is also married to our own Alma McClintock. 

Don't miss this opportunity to get a front row seat to what is happening across the county.

In honor of this special year we will have a visit from one of our Founding Fathers: Ben Franklin. We will all enjoy this unique program for our Independence Day holiday. You don't want to miss this one.

Our transition from the board of 2025-2026 to the new board 2026-2027 will be held at this meeting. Come meet your new board and enjoy the wonderful atmosphere of the motto we will be fulfilling this year as we  "CREATE LASTING IMPACT!"

Our promise to the world remains unchanged: We will eradicate polio.

Through your dedication and advocacy, Rotary continues to support one of the most ambitious public health efforts in history. Since 2021, we’ve had a 17% increase in individual contributions to PolioPlus, a clear sign that our members and friends of Rotary remain deeply invested in the fight against polio.

Now is the time to remain focused and committed to this endeavor.

RYLA students our club sponsored to go to RYLA camp this summer will be with us to share their experiences.  It is always a pleasure to hear from our young men and women about their time at camp.  Come and hear what they have to say and to support them!  They are the future of Rotary!

Our speaker this week is Randy Sinclair, a local WalMart manager.  He will share with us the challenges of running a supercenter, which is the country's largest grocery store, as well as a department store, a bakery, a pharmacy, and an auto store.  Within the stores are banks, Subway sandwich shops, vision centers, and much more.  Come to hear about all the logistics and issues that occur in running a 24/7 operation that focuses on WalMart's tradition of reinventing its offerings in a constantly changing market.    We will all gain a new understanding for this retail giant!!

Our speaker today is Brenna Gaik.  She is with TALT, Texas Agricultural Land Trust.  Rockwall County, like many rapidly urbanizing Texas locations, is losing agricultural producing land and habitats.  Learn what she has to tell us about how to preserve our most precious natural resource and how we can help.