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Are you an individual who wants to make positive changes in your community and the world? Join Rotary’s 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, 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. Founded in 1915, District 5610 has grown to 38 Clubs serving South Dakota, NW Iowa, and SW Minnesota. Find a Club.

Walk for a Cause. Make a Difference!

Posted by Rachel Chase

Join the Sioux Falls Rotary - South on October 20 at 5:30 PM for a community walk at Lake Ole Park in Harrisburg! Meet us at the Lake Ole Park picnic shelter and walk one mile around Lake Ole as we come together to raise awareness and support three important causes:

Help Tuck Them In

Posted by Dave Olafson

Marshall Sunrise and Noon Clubs helped deliver new beds to 12 Children. The clubs assisted "Help Tuck Them In" which is based out of Tracy, MN. Help Tuck Them In builds and distributes new beds to children in need who do not have a bed to sleep in.

A Remarkable Foundation Milestone for Rotary West

Posted by Lucinda Noronha

Sioux Falls West Rotary Club recently celebrated an extraordinary moment in our club's history: a surge of generosity, leadership, and Rotary spirit that resulted in six new Paul Harris Fellows and one member achieving Paul Harris Fellow +2. This achievement reflects not only our members' commitment, but also the inspiring leadership of fellow club member and District Governor‑Nominee Jeanelle Lust, who championed a focused Rotary Foundation giving push across the district.

Luverne rewards safe scooter riders with ice cream

Posted by Eric Sage

Young riders in Luverne who wear a helmet and follow the rules could get a free ice cream, thanks in part to the Luverne Rotary Club.

The City of Luverne and the Rock County Sheriff's Office have launched a safety campaign aimed at kids riding e-bikes, electric scooters, and other micronized vehicles. The idea came from a Civic Assembly group that looked at the growing number of these vehicles around town and the risks they pose to riders and pedestrians. The group recommended focusing on education and encouragement instead of citations.