Marking the third annual report on the Club Financial Literacy project, Rotarians and guests -- including our guest speaker, Sheila Bair -- visited local elementary schools, providing free books and a presentation.

On Saturday, January 27, over 2,000 families visited Jacksonville Mayor Deegan's River City Reader event at the Jacksonville Public Library's main location. And your Hands-On Committee arranged for two days' Rotarian volunteer support. River City Readers is a city-wide literacy challenge for school-aged children.

Marking the third annual report on the Club's Financial Literacy (Fin-Lit) project, Rotarians and guests -- including our guest speaker, Sheila Bair -- visited local elementary schools, providing free books and presentations.

Marking the third annual report on the Club's Financial Literacy project, Rotarians and guests -- including our guest speaker, Sheila Blair -- visited local elementary schools, providing presentations and free books to young students.

Club members brought the Magic of Rotary to the 2024 VyStar 10-K, 5-K and 1-mile event on Saturday, September 28. Hours after the area was seriously impacted by Hurricane Helene, members staffed the water station, helped direct traffic, and provided other Hands-On support for our partner in Emerald Trail development: Groundworks of Jacksonville.

On December 12 and 14, Rotarians continued the proud tradition of raising money for the Salvation Army by staffing the collection point at the Riverside Publix Grocery Store.

RCJ Foundation awards grants to five local organizations.

Continuing the proud tradition of supporting the Salvation Army, Rotarians and guests raised money during the annual "kettle drive." on December 13-14.

The Rotary Club of Jacksonville held its fall social gathering aboard the historic USS Orleck, docked downtown.

Grant applications now accepted

This year's Club Assembly, held on Monday July 11, 2022, featured a "rush" event for members to explore the various different ways they could provide service through Rotary.

On Monday, March 7, Rotarians and guests enjoyed fellowship and great weather at the Jacksonville Clay Target range for our annual social event.

On Monday, June 27, members and guests gathered at the River Club to celebrate the accomplishments of Past-President Bill Sorenson, and welcome President Jim Agee.

Rotarians, Rotaract members, family members, and colleagues participated in the annual tradition of ringing-the-bells and filling-the-kettle in December.

Collecting canned goods, other shelf-stable items for local food banks via Feeding Northeast Florida in time for Thanksgiving.

On Monday, March 1, 2021, Club members and guests enjoyed 80°+ temperatures as they gathered for the fifth annual Clay Target Shoot. Photos by Renee Parenteau and Bill Learn.

Rotarians, Downtown Rotaract members, and River City Science Academy Interact members joined forces to support local families who depend on food banks during this holiday season.. The highly successful food drive was organized by the Club's Hands-On Committee, led by Peter Hicks. Food items and cash were collected the week before Thanksgiving, to be delivered to Feeding Northeast Florida.

Upholding a decades-long tradition, Rotarians braved the chilly weather to encourage shoppers at the Riverside Publix store to "fill the kettle."

Although the pandemic caused cancellation of the "Where There Is Smoke, There's Fire" event, the Club -- through generous support from sponsors and other donors -- fulfilled its purpose in partnering with the American Red Cross to make local homes more fire-safe.

On Monday, February 24, our Club hosted our fourth annual Clay Target Event and Luncheon. Guests and members enjoyed Rotary fellowship in fresh air, and abundant sunshine.

Please welcome these newest members of the Rotary Club of Jacksonville! For more information, please view their profiles on https://www.dacdb.com/. Home > My Club > My Club Members or > Member Cards

On Monday, January 28, 2019, members and guests enjoyed the third annual enjoy skeet shooting at the Jacksonville Clay Target Sports gun club.

The Rotary Club of Jacksonville celebrated the transformation of Downtown on the 118th anniversary of Jacksonville's Great Fire, May 3, 2019. All sponsorship proceeds were directed to the Rotary Charity Foundation, directly benefiting local non-profit organizations.

Here are some more photos from the inaugural Great Fire Festival, May 3, 2019.