The Rotary International theme for 2025-2026 is "Unite for Good". This message encourages Rotary members to work together to create positive change in their communities and around the world. The theme emphasizes the power of unity and collaboration in achieving Rotary's goals of service and impact.
The "Unite for Good" theme replaces the traditional annual "presidential theme"with a more consistent "presidential message" to streamline branding and communication. This message aims to inspire members, participants, and the public to unite and work towards a shared purpose of doing good.
Rotary's focus on unity is particularly relevant in a world often divided by various factors. By emphasizing the power of collaboration, Rotary aims to demonstrate that people from diverse backgrounds can come together to address global challenges and make a positive impact. The theme encourages members to connect with others, build relationships, and work together to achieve common goals.
The "Unite for Good" theme replaces the traditional annual "presidential theme"with a more consistent "presidential message" to streamline branding and communication. This message aims to inspire members, participants, and the public to unite and work towards a shared purpose of doing good.
Rotary's focus on unity is particularly relevant in a world often divided by various factors. By emphasizing the power of collaboration, Rotary aims to demonstrate that people from diverse backgrounds can come together to address global challenges and make a positive impact. The theme encourages members to connect with others, build relationships, and work together to achieve common goals.
Rotary Club of Cedar Creek Lake President Elect Trish Deeds (right) presents a
certificate to Kathleen “Kat” Knapp for being the guest speaker Oct. 24. Knapp gave an
emotional speech, sharing her experience as a polio survivor. Rotary will dedicate a
book in her honor to be given as part of the club’s Reading is Fundamental book
giveaway.
Past District 5830 Governor Mike Groom (right) with wife Andrea Groom support Polio
Plus, Rotary’s effort to eradicate polio. Groom, during his tenure as district governor, led
a campaign to raise funds for Polio Plus and continues to speak to clubs, encouraging
members to give to this worthy cause.
certificate to Kathleen “Kat” Knapp for being the guest speaker Oct. 24. Knapp gave an
emotional speech, sharing her experience as a polio survivor. Rotary will dedicate a
book in her honor to be given as part of the club’s Reading is Fundamental book
giveaway.
Past District 5830 Governor Mike Groom (right) with wife Andrea Groom support Polio
Plus, Rotary’s effort to eradicate polio. Groom, during his tenure as district governor, led
a campaign to raise funds for Polio Plus and continues to speak to clubs, encouraging
members to give to this worthy cause.
Our March 28th luncheon was a tremendous success, with over 100 attendees gathering to hear an outstanding presentation from Federal Reserve Business Economist Mariam Yousuf. We were honored to host more than 70 guests alongside 30+ members of the Rotary Club of Cedar Creek Lake.
A heartfelt thank you to Fig’s Steakhouse for graciously accommodating our large crowd, and an especially huge thank you to Chef Avner Samuel for his exceptional work in the kitchen. His team was incredible, and the gourmet meal they served is still being talked about—people are raving!
It was an unforgettable event filled with great conversation, insight, and community. Thank you to everyone who joined us!
ROTARY BASICS…
‘An excellent guide for new and existing Rotary Club members!’
For people who didn’t know, here’s a short anecdote of why we ring the bell before and after each meeting…
Service Above Self
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