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Welcome to Bastrop County Rotary

Are you a person who wants to make positive changes in your community and the world? Our club members are dedicated people who share a passion for community service and friendship. Our Club goals include being relevant, supportive members of our community.  We meet Tuesdays from noon to 1PM at the The 602 Brewing Company, 919 Main Street, Bastrop,TX, 78602 .  Come Join Us!
How We Make A Difference
 

Support Youth Programs

Early Act First Knight (EAFK) is a revolutionary character and ethics education program for schoolchildren in grades K-8.
 

Construction of Tiny Homes

Building of transitional shelter for homeless Veterans. This project is lead by Pastor Roland Nava and in coordination with other organizations and the County.

 

 

Providing Outdoor Shelter 

Built a bus stop at the ITS-HUH homeless village location so homeless folks could catch CARTS to get into town.

Club News
Bastrop County Rotary and BCC Partner to Help Kids Sleep Better

President Vicky Lindsey of the Bastrop County Rotary Club graciously accepted a generous grant from Bastrop County Cares! This impactful donation will enable our club to construct and deliver dozens of new beds to children in Bastrop County who currently lack a bed of their own. We extend our heartfelt thanks to BCC and eagerly anticipate collaborating with them on future community initiatives.

School Supplies for Teachers
Bastrop Rotarians Steve Schroeder, Adam Straznicky, Karen Trevino, and Vicky Lindsey delivered a major stash of supplies to the Emile teachers last week.  They apparently REALLY appreciated the big box of popcorn! The legitimate supplies included spiral notebooks, index cards, pencils, and boxes of tissue.

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Rotary News
United Nations and Rotary celebrate 80th anniversary of UN charter

Leaders affirm their organizations’ historic, enduring relationship

A happiness hypothesis

Nearly a century of science suggests that when it comes to happiness, one action outweighs all others. Rotary members have a head start.