Club Executives & Directors
President
President Elect
President Nominee
Secretary
Treasurer
Board Member - Membership
Board Member - Community Projects
Board Member - International & R. I. Foundation
Immediate Past President
Fundraising
Environment Committee
Board Member - Community Grants
Board Member, Co-Committee Head, International
Foundation Board President
Youth Services Chair
Sergeant-at-Arms
Carbondale Rotary Club
Welcome to our Club!
Carbondale

We meet In Person & Online
Wednesdays at 6:45 a.m.
Carbondale Fire District HQ
301 Meadowood Drive
Carbondale, CO 81623
United States of America
We conduct hybrid meetings in person and via Zoom.
 
Come join your friends and neighbors and help us clean up the section of Highway 82 from Aspen Glen to the intersection of Highway 133 from 8:30am-11am on Saturday, May 2nd! Adults and kids over the age of 12 with adult supervision are encourage to pitch in! Meet at the Red Hill Trail (Mushroom Rock) trailhead parking lot across the bridge from the entrance to Carbondale (10955 Hwy 82). Everyone present will be entered into a raffle for a $500 prize!
 
Please wear sunblock, bring gloves, a hat and plenty of water. Lunch will be provided!
 
Let's keep Carbondale beautiful! See you there!
Congratulations to our selected 2026-27 Outbound Rotary Youth Exchange students from Carbondale, Kinley (Argentina) and Ruby (Italy), who earned their official RYE Blazers at OB Orientation in Montrose last weekend, along with 10 other Outbound students from across District 5470. Kinley and Ruby are pictured here with their country flags and parents, Lisen and Aubrey.  
Rotarians Against Malaria - Global
 
Dan Perlman - Chair
RSS
After life, a return to the earth

Conservation burials, green cemeteries, and environmental convictions are reshaping how some people think about death

Rotary projects around the globe May 2026

Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in the United States, Costa Rica, Italy, Tunisia, and Australia.

So you want to end polio?

Far from the vaccination front lines, the fight to end the disease begins in everyday spaces, from a neighborhood pub to a commuter train to a tulip field. At the center of it all, no surprise, are enterprising Rotary members just like you