


Rotary’s History in KoreaThe first Rotary club in Korea was chartered in Seoul on 10 November 1927. Since then, Rotary members in Korea have maintained their commitment to fellowship, service, and leadership through difficult times —

From night markets to tea plantations, American chef Rick Bayless leaves no avenue unexplored as he tastes his way through Taipei. Find out what flavors he’ll never forget. Then, get ready to pick up the culinary journey yourself during the 2026 Rotary International Convention.

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With the chance of impeding weather, Party in the Park has been rescheduled for Saturday, November 8th from 2pm-4pm. We hope to have everyone join us on our rescheduled new date!
We are on a heartfelt mission to raise $175,000 to build a beautiful Pavilion to be named "Annie's Place", that will enhance the inclusive playground named in memory of Ann Eisemann — a beloved woman whose passion for community and compassion for all children helped make the playground a reality. Located adjacent to the Ann Eisemann Inclusive Playground in Cottonwood Park, Richardson, this final addition will honor her legacy by expanding the joy, comfort, and connection the playground already brings to countless families.
The pavilion will be more than a shelter. It will be a space for parents and grandparents to rest as they watch their children laugh and play. It will offer teachers a welcoming outdoor classroom, provide cover from the Texas sun and spring rains, and serve as a special place for families of all abilities to come together for picnics, birthday parties, and quiet moments of connection.
Since 1985, our Rotary Club (fondly known as the “fun” club) has made it our mission to give back to the Richardson community through meaningful, sustainable projects. In 2019, with generous support from donors like you, we proudly opened the Ann Eisemann Inclusive Playground; a joyful, accessible space that welcomes children of all abilities. That project, over a million dollars strong, became our signature achievement. But we’re not quite done.....
With your support, we can MAKE IT HAPPEN AGAIN. And in late spring or early summer 2026, we hope you’ll join us as we cut the ribbon on this beautiful pavilion. A space built by community, for community.

It was a genuine joy to have our own member, District Governor Mary Bedosky, deliver an energized overview of Rotary highlights, spanning from International efforts down to our local club level. Mary's passion and experience made the vision for the upcoming year worthy of Rotary’s tradition of action and goodwill.

Our Club is part of District 5810.
District 5810's web site and Facebook page.