Club Executives & Directors
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Board Member - Membership
Board Member - Community Projects
Board Member - International & R. I. Foundation
Immediate Past President
Fundraising
Board Member - Community Grants
Board Member, Co-Committee Head, International
Foundation Board President
Youth Services Chair
Environment Committee
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.
 
Join Us on a Fun, Family 15-mile Downhill Bike-A-Thon to Combat Malaria!

On October 11th come join us for an fun-filled, 15-mile downhill bike ride on the Rio Grande Trail to raise money and awareness in the fight against malaria. Bikers of all ability levels are welcome to register, collect pledges and participate!

Ride solo or gather a group of four riders and raise money as a team to defeat malaria worldwide! All ages are welcome as long as you can ride a bike! Class 1 or 2 e-bikes are also welcome!

Malaria is an infectious disease spread by mosquitos which kills roughly 600,000 people each year, mostly children under the age of 5.

Bike for Bikes will help raise money so that local, front-line community health workers can obtain bicycles to help them reach more remote villages in Africa with insecticide-treated netting, vaccines and education to halt the spread of this deadly disease. Our goal is to raise $5,000!

Each individual is challenged to raise at least $50 - equal to the cost of 10 insecticide coated mosquito nets!

Each team of four is challenged to raise at least $220 - equal to cost of one durable, easy-to-repair bike for a health worker to keep!

If you can't ride but want to donate to reach our goal - you can! Just visit go.rallyup.com/bikes-for-bikes and click the donate button!

Part of the worldwide “Miles Against Malaria” effort, your ride will help save lives! Visit the Bikes for Bikes website to register, donate or just learn more!

 
Calling all hungry Potato Day fans! Rotary will be firing up the grill for pancakes once again on Saturday, October 4th in downtown Carbondale!
 
Join us at Chacos Park at 4th Street and Main Street in downtown Carbondale for delicious pancakes (and potato pancakes) from 8:30am to 10:30am.
 
Regular pancakes are $10/plate (or potato pancakes for $15/plate) including sausage, orange juice and Bonfire coffee! All proceeds go to benefit the Rotary Club of Carbondale and our youth exchange programs, scholarships, grants and service projects.
 
Hope to see you there!
 
 
The Carbondale Rotary and the Carbondale and Rural Fire Protection District teamed up once again to drop more than 1,000 colored ping pong balls from a fire ladder truck on First Friday, May 2nd on the lawn beside the Village Smithy! As before, the ball closest the center target won the $5,000 grand prize. Congratulations to our grand prize and consolation prize winners!
 
 
Balls were purchased for $20/each online at paybee.io/@fireballdrop or at City Market Carbondale (every weekend and the full week prior) or through our partners at Ascendigo Autism Services and the Carbondale and Rural Fire Protection District.
 
We raised over $40,000 and all proceeds after expenses go to local volunteer projects, scholarships, Rotary youth exchange and social programs! Thanks to everyone who bought a ball (or 3 or more!)
Rotarians Against Malaria - Global
 
Dan Perlman - Chair
Carbondale Rotary
is a Proud Member 
of ESRAG - the Environmental Sustainability Rotary Action Group!
RSS
The secrets of their success

Rotary Action Groups have a lot to teach about volunteer organizing

Rotary donors surpass ambitious fundraising goals

Contributions will support projects around the globe, including a robust recommitment to the fight to end polio

Rotary’s History in Korea

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 —