Rotary International

Rotary International

Non-profit Organizations

Evanston, IL 269,395 followers

Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change.

About us

Rotary is a global network of more than 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves. Passion and engagement abound at Rotary International. In exchange for hard work and dedication, our employees are rewarded with competitive salaries, flexible schedules, comprehensive benefits, and job enrichment. We offer all this and more. Join us. Visit www.rotary.org to learn more. Rotary’s Commitment to Diversity As a global network that strives to build a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change, Rotary values diversity and celebrates the contributions of people of all backgrounds, regardless of their age, ethnicity, race, color, abilities, religion, socioeconomic status, culture, sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity.

Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
Evanston, IL
Type
Nonprofit
Specialties
Nonprofit, Community, volunteer, membership, Donor Relations, Membership Development, Communications, nonprofit marketing, nonprofit organization, global communications, member services, fundraising, global organization, digital content, events, digital transformation, social impact, service organization, peace, community development, social good, participant experience, and events marketing

Locations

  • Primary

    One Rotary Center

    1560 Sherman Avenue

    Evanston, IL 60201, US

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Employees at Rotary International

Updates

  • In the 1950s, Emi Chemat’s sister, Tish Abiera-Reyes, contracted polio at a celebration in Manila, along with many other children. Tish was fortunate to have access to medical care, undergoing 13 surgeries before age 21. Thanks to this, she was able to live a vibrant life—driving, dancing, swimming, and reclaiming the freedom polio had tried to take. But not all survivors had the same resources; many faced lifelong challenges and disabilities. Since 1988, Rotary has reduced polio cases worldwide by 99.9%, but the fight isn’t over. As long as polio exists anywhere, it’s a threat everywhere. Join Rotary in the fight to #EndPolio and help protect future generations. Every donation brings us closer to a polio-free world🌍💉 Read her story: https://lnkd.in/gfKB5Df3

    • Text on image reads: "POLIO ANYWHERE IS STILL A THREAT TO CHILDREN EVERYWHERE" set against a white background with a subtle grey abstract pattern.
  • Rotary International & Gaby Moreno: A global anthem of service 🌍 Gaby Moreno, a Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter, producer, and Rotary ambassador sits down with reporter Sylvia Perez to discuss her upbringing, career, and experience seeing Rotary’s impact up close. Watch their interview on our YouTube channel or listen here: https://lnkd.in/gtYS6fFV

  • For Ligia Corredor, travel is about making lifelong friendships 💛 Through the International Travel and Hosting Fellowship, she connects with Rotary members around the world for meetups, home stays, and local experiences. With over 850 members, the fellowship allows travelers to explore new places through the eyes of locals. Members like Rick and Mary Ellen Harned and Tracey Wyatt also value these connections, whether it’s a walking tour in Japan, kangaroo sightings in Australia, or a cooking class in Bali. The fellowship is about more than travel—it’s about building lasting relationships and experiencing the world in a meaningful way 🗺️

    • Collage featuring Rotary's Travel and Hosting Fellowship members: top right depicts a group swimming in a natural pool; bottom left, three travelers with luggage; bottom right, a group photo with children. Includes text 'Connecting Globe-Trotters Across Continents' and travel-themed graphics.
    • Collage of photos including a lighthouse, two people wearing Rotary Club shirts, two people dining at a table, and two people posing together.
  • What happens when you give the gift of Rotary? 🌟 A child is protected for life with a $15 polio vaccine. 💧 A family gains access to clean drinking water with a $50 filter. 👷 An individual receives vocational training for a brighter future with $100. 🚿 A school receives a handwashing station with $150. Your generosity makes these moments possible. This holiday season, give the gift of Rotary and spread hope to communities worldwide💝 🔗 on.rotary.org/3HFrZkU

    • Person filling a clear glass with water from a tap.
    • Two individuals examining a car part in a workshop setting.
    • A group of people sitting on the floor in a room, focusing on a child in the center receiving a polio vaccine. Some adults are engaging with the child while others converse amongst themselves.
  • Celebrating incredible Rotary projects from around the globe in 2024! 🌍 From transforming communities to improving lives, Rotary members have been hard at work with projects like: 🚰 Renovating sanitation facilities for over 7,200 students in South Africa 🦒 Raising $550,000 through the Zoo of Love stuffed animals to fight polio in Colombia 👓 Providing 6,600 pairs of solar eclipse glasses to students in Ohio ✨Empowering young women in Liberia by teaching them to make and sell reusable sanitary pads It’s been an inspiring year of service, and we can’t wait to see what 2025 has in store as we continue to make a difference around the world!

    • Person in a pink apron focused on crafting, with crafting materials and tools spread out on the table.
    • Group of individuals engaged in a discussion around a table with papers and educational materials, inside a well-lit room.
    • Adult and child sitting on a bed, interacting with a plush toy bearing the "End Polio" logo.
    • Individual in a red 'End Polio Now' t-shirt, holding two stuffed animals with heart-shaped 'Rotary' tags, standing in front of lush green foliage.
    • Two individuals wearing solar eclipse glasses, one holding a cardboard box labeled 'COPY PAPER' filled with files. They are both smiling and standing in a room with a gray wall.
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  • After devastating floods displaced 8 million people in Pakistan, around 45 local Rotary clubs launched a climate-resilient initiative to rebuild rural communities — the Smart Villages project. What makes these villages “smart”? ✅ Flood protection & eco-friendly homes ✅ Solar-powered wells & internet access ✅ Women’s workshops for livelihoods So far, 12 villages have been built, housing 1,200+ people, with 13 more on the way. 🔗 Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gVF9bb2m

    • Three individuals are working on a construction project that includes laying bricks in a circular pattern on the ground, with a large metal frame structure set up nearby. The background shows a rural setting with low buildings and trees.
  • "Habari yako" from📍Zanzibar, Tanzania! In Nungwi, fishing and dhow boat building are central to life. The island’s fertile land produces valuable spices like cloves, nutmeg, and cinnamon, attracting traders for centuries. Zanzibar’s mix of African, Arab, Persian, and Indian cultures is reflected in its warm hospitality and laid-back nature. Locals live by hakuna matata (no worries) and pole pole (take it slow) 🌿 The Rotary Club of Zanzibar Stonetown, founded in 2005, has 15 members dedicated to supporting this vibrant community.

    • Fishers walk on a moss-covered pier at low tide, carrying fishing equipment, with several boats and groups of people engaging in fishing activities in the background.

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