Why Become A Member?

Rotary is 1.2 million passionate individuals in 35,000+ clubs worldwide. We are both an international organization and a local community leader. Together we lead change in our own backyards and across the world. Our club is made up of a philanthropic community of individuals who share a humanitarian concern for the welfare of all people on earth in a secular, non-political way.

Effect change within the Twin Falls community
Develop leadership skills while having fun
Gain an understanding of and having an impact on local and international humanitarian issues
Develope relationships with community and business leaders

Rotary is looking for leaders

Involvement in our club offers great opportunities for leadership development for yourself and/or the organization you work for. Members are encouraged to participate in or lead one of several committees that are vital to the success and efficient operation of our club.

Benefits of Membership

Corporate Engagement:

As a service organization grounded in ethics, this is a premier opportunity for businesses to set the standard and make a difference in their community.
Help develop the next generation of civic-minded individuals who will better our communities.
Attract and retain employees by offering an opportunity to engage in service projects organized to benefit the environment, youth causes, and global projects to promote understanding and world peace.

Access to Outstanding Speakers:

Hear from Twin Falls’ civic, corporate, and non-profit leaders to stay current on what is happening in the Magic Valley.

Convenient Meeting Location for Local Downtown Businesses:

Meetings are held weekly on Tuesdays at 7am, at Nine Beans and A Burrito, 764 Cheney Drive, Twin Falls.

Membership Fees and Expectations

Membership Fees

Required Quarterly Fee:

Breakfast/Meeting room @ $10/meal $130
District 5400 Dues ($44/year) $11
Rotary International Dues, Rotarian Magazine, & Insurance ($100) /year) $25
Club Operating Expenses $9

TOTAL $175

Optional

Raffle $1/ticket, $2/3 tickets
Good News/Bad News $2 minimum

Membership Expectations

Required:

Beer Festival: Volunteering all day the first Saturday of August
Speakers: With a team, secure speakers on month of the year.
Exchequer Fines: Usually $1-$1/week
Rotary Book: $5/month if you do not sign the book
Pancake Breakfast: Either sell 10 tickets for $5 or donate $50
Family Member Meals: Adults $10, children $5
Attendance: 60% of meetings and club events

Encouraged:

$100 per year to the Every Rotarian Every Year campaign of the Annual Fund. Members who give $100 each year are known as Sustaining Members.
When your giving reaches $1,000, you are named a Paul Harris Fellow. You will be recognized at each $1,000 threshold of giving.
Volunteering the day of Pancake Breakfast
Assisting Beer Festival with sponsors, silent auction items or selling tickets
Join a committee.

To Become a Member:

Before induction into the club, you’ll be asked to pay $225, of which $50 is a non-refundable initiation fee. The remaining $175 will be held by the club in your name for as long as you remain in the club to be applied to your final bill. Any remaining balance after the final bill is paid will be refunded. The club treasurer will bill you $175 for the previous quarter.
You will be billed for meals regardless of attendance or whether or not you eat. A meal credit of $10 for a missed meeting is given upon presentation of a make-up slip from another Rotary Club where you paid for the meal.
You are responsible for keeping your account current with the club, even if your employer pays for your membership.

Listed below are

Rotary Committees

that need your help.

Service to Community: Planning and leading community service projects
World Service: Help decide which Rotary global grants our club will financially support
Youth Services: Help organize youth programs such as the annual leadership camp and international exchange programs
Membership: Collaborate on creative ways to recruit individual and corporate members
Public Image: Help promote Rotary to the public via social media and other creative ways

Rotary Administration: Help set up before and after weekly meetings, manage member name badges, guest meal fees, catering, roving microphone, etc.
Programs: Recommend and discuss weekly speakers on topics of interest to our members
Century Scholars: Help plan and coordinate annual event celebrating top 100 graduating seniors and an educator of their choice.
Newsletter: write weekly/monthly newsletters

Would you like to learn more?

Fill out the form below to learn more about membership. No strings attached!

"It gives me an opportunity to give back to my community in a meaningful way.”

“We make acquaintances with good quality people with good moral and influence in the community. You meet people that you ordinarily would not meet and make a difference by promoting peach and understanding.”

"It’s cool! It’s real life! When I was a young girl my family, grandma, grandpa, aunts, uncles, cousins, and their children got together for almost every holiday. That’s what our club is like—we sing, we eat, we do good work in the community. We’re there for each other for the whole cycle of life."

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