What we do

Five ways we put service to work

Rotary organizes its work around the Avenues of Service. They are a simple way to make sure we are serving our club, our vocations, our community, the world, and the next generation.

The avenues

Five paths, one purpose

Club Service

Keeping our club strong and welcoming. Fellowship, mentoring new members, and running the weekly meetings that hold everything together.

Vocational Service

Using our jobs and skills to do good, and holding our work to the Four-Way Test. We honor the everyday professionals who keep our community going.

Community Service

The hands-on local work. Food drives, reading benches, shred events, clinics, and shelters in Oldsmar and the East Lake area.

International Service

Reaching beyond our borders. We support Rotary's worldwide work on polio, clean water, health, and peace.

Youth Service

Investing in the next generation through literacy programs, reading benches, scholarships, and youth leadership.

Find your fit

Whatever you care about, there is a place for it here. Come tell us what matters to you.

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Rotary's areas of focus

The causes we work on

Across the globe, Rotary concentrates its energy on seven goals. Our local projects connect to these bigger causes.

Promoting peace

Building understanding and helping communities resolve conflict.

Fighting disease

Ending polio and improving health where care is hard to reach.

Clean water & sanitation

Safe water, sanitation, and hygiene for every community.

Mothers & children

Helping families get the care they need to stay healthy.

Education & literacy

Reading benches, books, and programs that help kids learn.

Community & environment

Growing local economies and protecting the world around us.

A reading bench delivered to a local elementary school with local author Nancy Guss
From idea to impact

What it looks like here

Education and literacy is not an abstract goal for us. It is a reading bench at Kings Highway Elementary, a basket of books at Chi Chi Rodriguez Academy, and a free reading program any local family can use.

Fighting disease shows up as a shred event on World Polio Day. Community service shows up as a Habitat build and food for the Oldsmar Cares pantry. The big causes start with small, steady local work.

See our projects & events

Ready to roll up your sleeves?

There is a project with your name on it. Come find it.