Welcome to Carrollton-Farmers Branch Rotary

The Carrollton-Farmers Branch Rotary Club was chartered on November 30, 1960–just over sixty years ago. Our club is made up of 70 business and civic leaders that meet each week and enjoy an informative program about many different interesting topics. Our club meets on Thursdays at Brookhaven Country Club at 11:45 a.m. for lunch. Come Join Us! If you have any questions about joining our club, please email us at info@cfbrotary5810.org!
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We are excited to welcome James Donaldson as the newest member of The  Rotary Club of Carrollton-Farmers Branch. He recently moved from the Seattle Washington area to Carrollton where he was an active Rotarian since 1979. Most recently he belong to the Kent Sunrise Rotary in Kent Washington. You likely know him as a professional basketball player especially when he played for the Dallas Mavericks. Besides being active in Rotary, he has his own nonprofit organization that focuses on helping people with mental illness and possibly suicidal thoughts.  He definitely has a servant heart which is typical of Rotarians.   We welcome James and others that have servant hearts. 

Today is always an exciting time for our Rotary Club.  Every year in the month of June as we end our fiscal year, we have the opportunity to make contributions to non-profit organizations in our community who are providing support to those in need in Carrollton and Farmers Branch.

Each organization has their own specific focus on the kind of support they provide. This year we made financial donations to 5 different organizations.

Metrocrest Services provide a multitude of support the those in need of food, clothing, housing support along with a variety of other needs.  Their ultimate goal is to help families through a crises so they can eventually get back to making their own way once again.

Envision Dallas, who is located in Farmers Branch, provides crucial programs, services and employment for people who are blind or visually impaired in North Texas. They ae proud to be one of the largest employers of people who are blind or visually impaired in the U.S manufacturing quality American-made products every day.

American Legion Post 597 is Carrollton’s home for veterans, families, service, and community. Since 1947, we have served local veterans, supported youth programs, hosted community events, and preserved the traditions of service and patriotism.   Their efforts include advocating for Veterans' rights, helping where needed, and engaging in community outreach to enhance the well-being of those they serve. Through their dedicated members and volunteers, they strive to make a positive impact while upholding the values of service and patriotism.

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Renee Putter - Athletic Director, CFBISD
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Evelyn Brooks - SBoE Member, District 14
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Victor Johnson - Executive Director
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