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So happy to see you here!
Dear Friend,
Your visit to our web site is important, whether you’d like to apply for a scholarship, visit or speak to our club, or just learn more about Rotary.
Your quick “takeaway” is that we are a service club:
- Our long-time, primary mission is to help locals succeed at work. We provide free cash grants to Upper Keys residents of all ages to attend training in fields like law enforcement, nursing, culinary arts, marine mechanics and fire rescue.
- Our signature annual catch and release fishing tournament, the 19th Annual Take Stock in Children Backcountry Challenge will take place on Sept. 28-30, 2018.
- Our members give back to our community by participating in hands-on projects. Please contact us if you know of a family or organization that could use our help.
Key Largo Rotarians are proud to be part of a global network of over 1.2 million Rotarians who are leaders and problem-solvers. Out of 35,000 clubs in more than 200 countries, I wholeheartedly believe that our Key Largo Rotary group is something special. Well, we’re also in a special place, being the northernmost of seven clubs in the Florida Keys. Our close family of 50 Key Largo Rotarians get together for breakfast every Wednesday at 7:30 a.m.
In 2018, we are launching a satellite club that meets on Monday evenings. I went to the Rotary International conference last year, and got excited about this concept of a cocktail club. The focus is still on service projects, but the regular meeting time will be more relaxed and convenient for many Upper Keys locals. The biggest club in the area, Upper Keys Rotary, meets for lunch on Tuesdays at Craig’s in Islamorada. So, now there should be a meeting time that works for anyone with a heart for service and, with more Rotarians, we can accomplish more good in our island community.
Thank you for taking the time to fill out the “Contact Us” form to learn more or visit a meeting.
Yours in Rotary Service,
Jennifer McComb
President, Rotary Club of Key Largo
