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The world today

The Rotary Club of Corpus Christi works with partners around the globe to make our world a better place for everyone.

Providing clean water and sanitation

Clean water and sanitation can be taken for granted in the Coastal Bend. However, that is not the case in many parts of the world.  The Rotary Club of Corpus Christi has completed several clean water and sanitation projects, including:  water wells,  hygiene education, proper hygienic latrines for girls attending school, and water governance programs to make lasting changes in the those communities.

Eradicating polio

Rotary International’s signature program, Polio Plus, was established in 1985 and has since been dedicated to eradicating polio around the world. More than one million Rotarians volunteer their time and personal resources to protect more than 2.5 billion children in 122 countries from polio.  But we are not done yet.  With only two endemic countries remaining, the effort continues, supported by donations from members of the Rotary Club of Corpus Christi, Rotarians all around the globe and a two-for-one match by the Gates Foundation.

Connecting globally

One of the many benefits of being a Rotarian, is that wherever you go in the world, you can find Rotarians in the 34,000 clubs around the world, who will welcome you with open arms. Rotarians all around the world are leaders who believe in high ethical standards.  This also provides for great global business opportunities.

Current international project

In partnership with funding from The Rotary Foundation, the Rotary Club of Corpus Christi, the Bahia Blanca Rotary Club in Argentina, equipment will be purchased which allows the early detection and hearing diagnosis from newborns to adults.  Early detection and diagnosis make it possible to reduce the impact of hearing impairment.  

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Rotary Club of Corpus Christi is with Chris Horn.
Rotary Club of Corpus Christi
Our Rotary Club of Corpus Christi members rolled up their sleeves for a meaningful roundtable discussion centered on this year's theme, Love Does. Together, we reflected on what makes our club special, explored ways to strengthen member connections, and identified practical steps we can take to make an even greater impact.Some of the biggest takeaways from the conversation included:💙 Building stronger connections by personally reaching out to new, returning, and non-attending members.🤝 Preserving the traditions that define our club while embracing new ideas for growth and engagement.⭐ Turning ideas into action with simple, achievable goals over the next 30 days.❤️ Remembering that the heart of Rotary is people—serving together, welcoming others, and creating a place where everyone belongs.The conversations don't end here—they're just the beginning. Together, we'll continue putting Love Does into action as we strengthen our club and our community.We also had the privilege of recognizing Chris Horn as our 2025–2026 New Member of the Year! Congratulations, Chris, and thank you for the enthusiasm, leadership, and servant heart you have brought to our club. We are grateful to have you as part of the Rotary family.We wished our Youth Exchange Student, Michaela Vidolva, a fond farewell as Marissa Ford presented her with parting gifts. Michaela returns home to Slovakia on July 18, and we thank her for sharing this unforgettable year with our club. Safe travels, Michaela—you'll always have a Rotary family in Corpus Christi!Interested in making a difference alongside community leaders who serve? We'd love to welcome you. Learn more at rotarycc.com.#RotaryClubOfCorpusChristi #PeopleOfAction #ServiceAboveSelf #LoveDoes #Rotary ... See MoreSee Less
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