Welcome to the Rotary Club of Kerrville

Are you an established professional who wants to make positive changes in your community and the world? Our members are dedicated people who share a passion for community service and friendship. We meet on Wednesdays at 12PM at Kerrville Ray & Joan Kroc Corps Community Center, 201 Holdsworth Drive, Kerrville, TX  78028.   Come Join Us!

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Club News

Service Above Self, Since 1926

For a century, the Rotary Club of Kerrville has strengthened Kerr County through hands‑on service, youth leadership, community partnerships, and global humanitarian work. From supporting first responders and veterans to empowering students, protecting families, and responding to disasters, our club delivers measurable impact that lasts.

Today, our members contribute thousands of volunteer hours, invest in local youth, support critical community programs, and collaborate with partners across the world — all driven by Rotary’s commitment to Service Above Self.

Kerr Arts and Cultural Center executive director Lanza Teague provided the program last Wednesday, describing the upcoming Smithsonian traveling exhibit, Spark! Places of Innovation.
 
Lanza has deep roots in Kerr County, with her ancestors settling in the area in the 1880's. In addition to her duties at the Kerr Arts and Cultural Center, she writes a column on local history for the Kerrville Daily Times.
 
Lanza worked on the application to host the traveling Smithsonian exhibit, and her efforts paid off with Kerrville being only one of six cities in Texas to be selected.  The exhibit explores innovation and invention in rural America. Numerous examples will be displayed showing how rural communities created new products and solved problems. The exhibit will also showcase local inventions, companies and solutions from our area.
 
 
The program at the meeting last Wednesday was Schreiner University's Center for Talent and Workforce Development (CTWD).  Former Kerrville Rotary Club president Marta Diffen introduced the speakers.
 
Dr. Melissa Allen is the Director of the CTWD.  The Center for Talent and Workforce Development provides career training, certifications and continuing education for both students and working adults. The program provides job training programs in high demand fields including Banking, Healthcare, Mechatronics, Nursing, Real Estate, Software and IT, Project Management, Viticulture and Professional Development.
 
The program offers certifications for people already in the workforce, to allow them to advance in their field. The certifications are also beneficial to students in various majors who want to add practical skills and internships to the degree they are pursuing. 

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Club Events
Rotary News
2026 Photo Awards: The extraordinary ordinary

The pictures featured in the 2026 Rotary magazine photo awards reflect the extraordinary ordinary

Through Rotary, a police officer expands her worldview

Through Rotary, police officer Joanne Serkeyn expanded her view of how to make a difference. In July, Serkeyn will become the governor of District 7090

Connect With Us
Speakers
Major Philip Swyers
Jun 10, 2026
Salvation Army Reaches Out
Mindy Jimenez
Jun 17, 2026
What the Lift Fund Means to Kerrville
Trey Atkission
Jun 24, 2026
Year in Review
Layng Guerriero
Jul 01, 2026
The Year Ahead
Mike Hughes
Jul 08, 2026
Micro Dams on the Guadalupe
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Mailing Address:

Rotary Club of Kerrville
P. O. Box 295335
Kerrville, TX 78029
kerrvillerotary@gmail.com