Service that shows up on the calendar, not just in a mission statement.
These are the recurring activities that make Rotary membership feel real — small enough to do often, local enough to matter.
Come for one event. Stay for the people.
Trunk-or-Treat
A safe, festive Halloween tradition hosted right in the neighborhood, for families who live here.
Blood drive
Partnering with a neighborhood organization to meet a constant, quiet community need.
Holiday bell ringing
Rotarians out on the corner during the holidays, raising support for neighbors who need it most.
Farmers market food distribution
Standing alongside Southeast Raleigh’s own markets to get fresh food to families who need it.
Community grants
Helping local nonprofits and schools tap into $2,500–$10,000 in District 7710 community grant funding. Read more →
Membership open house
A standing invitation for Southeast Raleigh’s professionals and business owners to see Rotary service up close.
The few things we want the whole community to help us finish.
Digital Divide Initiative
A Rotary–Kramden partnership to bring computers, training and one-on-one help to the Beacon Site on Rock Quarry Road.
A youth pipeline
Interact, Rotaract, RYLA and youth exchange — the full Rotary path for young people, and how we hope to start it here.
Grateful nod: our environmental work follows the lead of our friends at the Rotary Club of Raleigh, whose Oak City America 250 tree campaign is already putting shade back into Southeast Raleigh bus stops along Fayetteville Street and South Saunders. We’re proud to build on that, not to compete with it.