Welcome to Cross Timbers Rotary Club!
Service Above Self
We meet In Person
Fridays at 8:00 AM
Courtyard by Marriott
4330 Courtyard Way
Flower Mound, TX 75028
United States of America
Flower Mound, TX 75028
United States of America
President
President Elect
President Nominee
Immediate Past President
Secretary
Treasurer
Chair - Club Administration
Chair - Community Service
Chair - International Service
Chair - Leadership Council
Chair - Membership
Chair - Public Image
Chair - The Rotary Foundation
At-Large
At-Large
At-Large
At-Large
At-Large
Legal Counsel
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Are you looking to make a difference in your community? If so, you might be interested in joining our club of passionate and dedicated individuals who share a love for community service and friendship. By becoming a Cross Timbers Rotarian, you'll be joining a diverse network of local leaders who share your passion for giving back. So why not take the plunge and connect with like-minded individuals who want to make a positive change in the world? We can't wait to welcome you into our community!
Contact us today to join in on the action!
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It was a great week to be a Cross Timbers Rotarian. Our first meeting of the year allowed us to reflect on the life and impact of Kathy O'Keefe. Our speaker this week was Kate Greer who shared about the state of public education in Denton County as well as statewide. She also gave us a quick look at the 89th Texas Legislative Session and outline some of the priorties for this session. Take a look.
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Rotary Roundup: Catching up with our Club's Adventures
Rotary Youth Leadership Awards. Besides being fun and life-changing, it looks great on a college application! Any questions, contact Susan Piel: hootiepiel@verizon.net.
Rotary's response to U.S.'s intent to withdraw from World Health Organization
Rotary's response to U.S.'s plan to withdraw from World Health
Rotary members jump into action to help Los Angeles wildfire victims
Massive wildfires in Southern California, USA, have destroyed at least 12,000 buildings, razed neighborhoods, and displaced tens of thousands of people
Jimmy Carter's vision for peace
This story appeared in the February 2018 issue of Rotary magazine. It’s a crisp, sunny day in late October, and school groups are touring the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library in