Rotary Club of East Lake Sunrise

Neighbors who show up for our community

We are business owners, retirees, and community members in Oldsmar and the East Lake area who put our time and skills to work for the people around us. Local projects, global causes, and good company over coffee.

Thursdays, 8:00 to 9:00 AMEve's Family Restaurant, 3150 Tampa Rd, Oldsmar. In person and on Zoom. Visitors always welcome.
22+Years serving the community, chartered in 2004
20+Members serving locally
Local+GlobalAvenues of service
East Lake Sunrise Rotary members volunteering at a Habitat for Humanity home build Habitat for Humanity build, Holiday FL
People of action

Small club, real impact

Rotary is where people who want to do good in the world come together and get it done. Our club has been part of life in Oldsmar and East Lake for years, meeting every week, raising funds for neighbors in need, and rolling up our sleeves for hands-on projects.

ThuWe meet every Thursday at 8 AM
12+Local nonprofits we support each year
19Years of our charity car show
1.4MRotarians worldwide we stand with
What we do

Service that meets real needs

Rotary organizes its work around Avenues of Service. Here is where our club spends its energy.

Community service

Food drives, the Oldsmar Cares pantry, shred events, and support for local clinics and shelters close to home.

Youth & literacy

Reading benches and books for area schools, our free reading program, and mentoring the next generation of leaders.

International service

We are part of Rotary's global effort to end polio and support clean water, health, and peace projects worldwide.

Recent work

What that looks like on the ground

Students at Chi Chi Rodriguez Academy with a new Rotary reading bench

Reading benches for schools

With the Miller Family Foundation, we deliver reading benches, books, and baskets to schools across the area, from Chi Chi Rodriguez Academy to Highpoint and Kings Highway Elementary.

Rotary shred-a-thon event at the East Lake Library

Fighting polio at home

Our shred events and World Polio Day activities raise funds and awareness for Rotary's global push to wipe out polio for good.

Club members at a Habitat for Humanity build in Holiday, Florida

Neighbors helping neighbors

From Habitat for Humanity builds to food drives, food pantries and animal shelters, we go where the hands-on help is needed most.

Cruisin' The Park 2027 charity car show and community festival poster
Our signature event

Cruisin' The Park Car Show & Community Festival

Every year, classic cars, music, food, and families fill the park for our biggest fundraiser of the year. It is a great day out, and every dollar goes back into the community through our grants and projects.

Our 20th annual show is Saturday, April 17, 2027 at John Chesnut Sr. Park, Palm Harbor.

Part of something bigger

One club in a global network

When you join us, you join 1.4 million Rotary members in more than 46,000 clubs around the world. Together, Rotary has helped reduce polio cases by 99.9% since 1988 and works every day on clean water, health, education, and peace.

Locally, that global reach starts with a few neighbors and a cup of coffee on Thursday morning.

Get involved

Coming by is easy

There is no pressure and no cost to visit. Here is how most people get started with our club.

1

Visit a meeting

Join us any Thursday at 8 AM at Eve's Family Restaurant, or hop on Zoom. Come as a guest and see what we are about.

2

Get to know us

Meet the members, hear about current projects, and find the causes that fit what you care about.

3

Make it official

When it feels right, become a member and start putting Service Above Self to work in your community.

Service Above Self.

The motto that guides every Rotary club, including ours.

Come see what we are about

Whether you want to volunteer, give, or just learn more, we would love to meet you.