About our Club...
The Rotary Club of Brazil is our county's largest service club, open to both men and women. Becoming a Rotary member is relatively easy, however, there are some things to consider. We like to have regular attendance at our meetings, and participation in our events. If meetings are missed they can be made up locally by attending a board meeting, or attending a Rotary meeting at another club. Making up at clubs in different cities, states and even nations is one of the most interesting aspects of being a Rotarian! Our meetings are every Wednesday at noon and last approximately 1 hour.
In order to join the Brazil Rotary Club you must be invited by one of our members, then attend three meetings as a guest and see if our club is of interest to you. If you are as excited as we are about serving our community--by funds raised in our sole fundraising event, the 4th of July Celebration --and the World with Rotary International Projects, then you fill out a membership application, give it to your sponsor (the person who invited you to Rotary), and it will be submitted to our board for approval. Upon that approval and payment of your annual dues of $150.
Our meetings include an interesting speaker each week. After a short time as a member, you will probably be asked to participate in one of our committees. Our officers and committee members are listed below. (The Rotary year begins July 1 and ends June 30) Currently we meet at the US 40 Grill at the corner of National Avenue (US 40) and Murphy Avenue. You can order your lunch off their menu.
Our biggest project is our annual 4th of July Celebration. This is how we raise most of our funds to be used in a variety of ways each year.
In order to join the Brazil Rotary Club you must be invited by one of our members, then attend three meetings as a guest and see if our club is of interest to you. If you are as excited as we are about serving our community--by funds raised in our sole fundraising event, the 4th of July Celebration --and the World with Rotary International Projects, then you fill out a membership application, give it to your sponsor (the person who invited you to Rotary), and it will be submitted to our board for approval. Upon that approval and payment of your annual dues of $150.
Our meetings include an interesting speaker each week. After a short time as a member, you will probably be asked to participate in one of our committees. Our officers and committee members are listed below. (The Rotary year begins July 1 and ends June 30) Currently we meet at the US 40 Grill at the corner of National Avenue (US 40) and Murphy Avenue. You can order your lunch off their menu.
Our biggest project is our annual 4th of July Celebration. This is how we raise most of our funds to be used in a variety of ways each year.
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WE SUPPORT
Northview and Clay City High School Band 2 scholarships to Northview students 1 scholarship to a Clay City student Paul Harris Fellowship Polio Fund International Water Project(s) YMCA Strong Kids Campaign Crossroads of America Boy Scouts Wabash Valley Community Foundation School dictionaries Habitat for Humanity House of Hope Brazil city parks CASA Kids Pack Away Hunger Inside Out Recovery Cradles of Clay County Clay Youth League ASK Softball Kids And many more |
OFFICERS 2025-2026 Rotary Year
President: Dr. Miranda Goodale Pres elect-Max Short Past President-Donnie Martin Treasurer-Ryan Penrod Secretary-Judah Lohrman Sgt. at Arms-Charlie Jackson Board Members-All officers plus: Maryann Reed, Chris Rodgers, Leah Schuch, Josh Clarke, Ricks Burton 
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COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS
Foundation and Grants - Mary Jo Alumbaugh Public Image - Judah Lohrman, Mike Petersen Membership - Leah Schuch, Donnie Martin Web Site- Mike Petersen Programs - Individual members each week Youth Services - Kathy Deal Community Service projects-Andrew Bowman Rotary Foundation-Jim Deal 4th of July Chairperson - Maryann Reed |