Welcome to Rotary District 5790 composed of 73 vibrant Clubs across the North Central Plains area of Texas.

ROTARY DISTRICT 5790 HELPS OUR CLUBS MONITOR LOCAL CORONAVIRUS CRISIS RESPONSE.

Click here to find a Covid 19 Test Collection Site near you.

Click here for Coronavirus related support documents and links for all the counties in District 5790 where we have Rotary Clubs.

Upcoming District Events
The District 5790 & 5810 Business & Job Connection
The District 5790 & 5810 Business & Job Connection
Aug 24, 2020 – Jun 30, 2021
DG Visit--Colleyville
DG Visit--Colleyville
Jan 26, 2021 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
DG Visit--Metroport Zoom
DG Visit--Metroport Zoom
Jan 29, 2021 7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
Zoom
DG Visit--Fort Worth South
DG Visit--Fort Worth South
Feb 02, 2021 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
River Crest Country Club
DG Visit--Eastland
DG Visit--Eastland
Feb 04, 2021 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Lakeside Golf Course
Monthly fire side chats with DG Paschal
Monthly fire side chats with DG Paschal
Feb 09, 2021
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
DG Visit--Fort Worth Stockyards
DG Visit--Fort Worth Stockyards
Feb 10, 2021 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Joe T Garcias Restaurant
DG Visit--Keller
DG Visit--Keller
Feb 23, 2021 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
Sky Creek Ranch Golf Club
DG Visit--Haskell
DG Visit--Haskell
Feb 25, 2021 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM
First National Bank
Monthly fire side chats with DG Paschal
Monthly fire side chats with DG Paschal
Mar 09, 2021
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
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Rotary District 5790 Stories 
Jan 2021 District 5790 Fireside Chat led by DG Roger Paschal
Our Jan 2021 Fireside Chat with DG Roger Paschal and guest speakers PDG Gerald Robinson and RTN John Pardue
To download PDG Gerald Robinson's presentation on the Denton County Covid 19 Response initiative click here.
To download John Pardue presentation about the need for Convalescent Plasma, Plasma and whole blood, click here.
To download your clubs Blood and Plasma Donor codes click here.
 
SPECIAL PHF POINT MATCH OFFER 
Become a Paul Harris Fellow
Become a Paul Harris Fellow +
Support the work of the Rotary Foundation
 
An important message from your District 5790 District Foundation team.
Effective November 1, 2020 through Jan 31, 2021,  our District 5790 will match contributions of new cash made to the Annual Fund-SHARE during Rotary Year 2020-21 on a 1-to-1 basis of total amounts donated of at least $250 up to $500 during the 90 days between Nov. 1, 2020 and Jan. 31, 2020. All active Rotary members in District 5790 who is less than a Paul Harris Fellow +8 level are eligible.
Click here for full "PHF Point Match Offer" details.
 
To view your current contributions to the Rotary Foundation and track your progress toward achieving recognition click here.
  1. When the new window opens you will be requested to provide your MyRotary login information used for your Rotary.org account.
  2. After providing your MyRotary login, a new "Reports" window will open. Select "view report"
  3. From the View Your Contribution History page select " DONOR HISTORY REPORT".
  4. From the Donor History Report, you can find your current PHF Recognition Amount on the right hand side under the Recognition heading.
  5. The subtotal under the gifts heading represents your total cash contributions.
If you have problems accessing your current contribution information, contact your club Foundation Chair or e-mail District 5790 Annual Funds Chair Janice Kane.
 
 
Click button below to link to the Rotary International Annual Giving Donation page
 
Make sure you "sign in" upper right corner of page
using your "My Rotary" login credentials 
associated with Rotary.org when visiting
Districts 5790 & 5810 Launch Business and Job Connection
In this time of economic crisis, many Rotary members are finding themselves in an unfortunate state so many Americans are experiencing either unemployment or severe downturns in their business revenues.
 
We believe Rotarians should help each other, so we are launching the Districts 5790 and 5810 Business & Job Connection. 
 
Click here to provide information about your business or your business job postings or if you are seeking a job, upload your resume. 
 
 
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Successful Hybrid Rotary meetings require a lot of planning
Adopting the Hybrid Meeting concept
for Rotary Club meetings requires
considerable planning as we adapt.
 
I've done a lot of investigation of this format for our Rotary Club - there are a LOT of people who are actively attempting to do this. You start off by clarifying exactly what the goals are:
Read more...
Great Ideas for Great Meetings
Contributed by Jessica Mang
Kennedale, TX Rotary Club, Past President 2019-2020 
Citrus Heights, CA Rotary Club, Past President 2014-2015 
 
Rotary is steeped in traditions of the past. Some are dusty and ancient yet some have withstood the test of time and should be embraced by every club.
 
Let us honor the old traditions and embrace the new by incorporating these ideas into your meeting plans. 
 
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ROAM 5790 Online Rotary being formed
Be the Inspiration and help prospective members connect to the new online club being formed
     
 
 
Click images above to access ROAM Site page
End Polio
Donate here.
Rotary members are reminded to "Sign-in" when making a donation.
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People of Action Video`s
 
           
  Send your Clubs People of Action video's to  District 5790 Webmaster     
                                                   Either send as a you-tube line or send the embed code.                                                        
Site Pages
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Telemedicine is expanding the reach of health care

For patients who lack options, a virtual visit can mean the difference between going with or without care.

In communities with no services, incremental steps can go a long way

When Rotary members tried to bring toilets to a remote island, the population wasn’t ready.

The future: What can we expect when we get there?

As we stand at the threshold of the third decade of the 21st century, imagine where we’re

January is Rotary Vocational Service Month
DG Roger Paschal
Download biography for 2020-2021 District 5790 DG Roger Paschal
 
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Have you visited the new Rotary Learning Center yet?
This is your District 5790 Blood Drive Resource. If your club would like to sponsor a blood drive in your community please click here for more information on how to set-up and promote a Blood Drive.
Clubs are encouraged to promote their blood drives on the District 5790 Website and on the District 5790 Blood Drive Face Book page. Contact the District 5790 Blood Drive Chair to promote your drive in either media.
The following are District 5790 Rotary Clubs that are hosting blood drives 
 
 
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Home Page Download Files
Presentation Slides for Dec 8th Fireside Chat
Membership Presentation by PDG Larry Petrash at Nov 6 Fireside Chat
2020 Matching Point Offer Presentation by Janice Kane
Special PHF Point Match Offer - TRF APF SHARE - V10-26-2020 jpl
Strengthening your Membership
Membership Assessment Tools
Member Diversity Assessment
Club Strategic Planning Guide
Connecting for Good
Membership Resource Guide
Member satisfaction survey
Rotary Citation Goals 2020-2021
DG Roger Paschal Bio
Sample Covid 19 Safety Protocol for in-person meetings
Considerations for Resuming in-person meetings
Covid 19 Scam Alert from Better Business Bureau
Rotary International BOD highlights of 20Apr 2020 Meeting
2019-2020 Web Presence Survey as of Jan 8, 2020
Trustee Decisions Oct 2019
RI BOD decisions for Oct
Council on Legislation - Nov resolutions
Council on Legislation - Nov passed resolutions
2019 Council on Legislation Essential Elements
Rotary Club Flexibility Guidelines
Standard Rotary Club Constitution - 2019 Update
Rotary Bi-laws - 2019 Update
Rotary Constitution - 2019 Update
2019-20 Global Grant MOU Certification Package
District 5790 Leadership Plan Version 14
Clarification of RI Club and District Policy relating to Guns and Weapons
Guidelines for Stating a Satellite Rotary Club
Every Rotarian Every Year Brochure
A Guide to Twitter by Rotarian Social Networks
District Links
Stories from our Vibrant Clubs
SPECIAL PHF POINT MATCH OFFER
SPECIAL PHF POINT MATCH OFFER 
Become a Paul Harris Fellow
Become a Paul Harris Fellow +
Support the work of the Rotary Foundation
 
An important message from your District 5790 District Foundation team.
Effective November 1, 2020 through Jan 31, 2021,  our District 5790 will match contributions of new cash made to the Annual Fund-SHARE during Rotary Year 2020-21 on a 1-to-1 basis of total amounts donated of at least $250 up to $500 during the 90 days between Nov. 1, 2020 and Jan. 31, 2020. All active Rotary members in District 5790 who is less than a Paul Harris Fellow +8 level are eligible.
Click here for full "PHF Point Match Offer" details.
 
To view your current contributions to the Rotary Foundation and track your progress toward achieving recognition click here.
  1. When the new window opens you will be requested to provide your MyRotary login information used for your Rotary.org account.
  2. After providing your MyRotary login, a new "Reports" window will open. Select "view report"
  3. From the View Your Contribution History page select " DONOR HISTORY REPORT".
  4. From the Donor History Report, you can find your current PHF Recognition Amount on the right hand side under the Recognition heading.
  5. The subtotal under the gifts heading represents your total cash contributions.
If you have problems accessing your current contribution information, contact your club Foundation Chair or e-mail District 5790 Annual Funds Chair Janice Kane.
 
 
Click button below to link to the Rotary International Annual Giving Donation page
 
Make sure you "sign in" upper right corner of page
using your "My Rotary" login credentials 
associated with Rotary.org when visiting
"Think right and you will do right"
"Think right and you will do right"
In 1931, at the height of the Great Depression,
Herbert J. Taylor was a successful, young senior executive
with the Jewel Tea Company in Chicago, Illinois.
 
Mr Herbert left his great position at Jewal Tea, to take over the then failing Club Aluminum. Herbert Taylor believed that if the people at Club Aluminum could “think right,” they would “do right” and he set out to find a simple guide to “right conduct” as he described, “a sort of ethical yardstick” - something everyone could apply to what they thought, said and did in their relations with others.
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