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About the Rotary Club of St. Michaels, MD

St. Michaels Rotarians meet for breakfast every Wednesday at the St. Michaels Community Center. Our doors open at 7:30 a.m. for a 8:00 program start. Join us for Happy Hour on a 5th Wednesday at Harrison's Harbour Lights Restaurant or other local speakeasies. The 4th Wednesday of the month is sometimes reserved for special projects. Contact Jennifer Pogoda for more information.

We always have an open door for guests, visiting Rotarians and anyone interested in becoming a member of our club.

DONATE to the Rotary Club of St. Michaels
Your donation supports our club's community service projects AND provides significant college scholarships to our local high school seniors. We award a total of $20,000 - $25,000 each year, ranging from $2,500 to $5,000 per scholarship.

Welcome New Leadership!


​We are delighted to welcome Bonnie Morris and Jeff Joseph, both of who are active members of our community and dedicated to the ideals of Rotary "Service Above Self". 

Community Partnerships

St. Michaels Rotary brings together professionals and community leaders from different backgrounds and industries to work towards a common goal of making a positive impact in our local and global communities. One of the ways in which we achieve this is by forming partnerships with various community organizations, groups, and individuals. These partnerships enable Rotary to collaborate with the community, share resources, and leverage expertise to create sustainable solutions to some of the world's most pressing challenges.

Partnerships

  • Perkins Family YMCA
  • St. Michaels Community Center​
  • Hambleton Village
  • Boy Scout Troop 741
  • Kohl's Holiday Shopping with Kids
  • ​Flags for Heroes
  • St. Michaels Middle/High School
  • Christmas in St. Michaels
  • St. Michaels Nature Trail
  • Route 33 Highway Cleanup
  • Camp Fairlee
  • Talbot County Free Library

Guest Speakers

We're delighted to welcome guest speakers, please contact Terry Moore for more information.

Know Good Farms

Farming is a mainstay of the Eastern Shore economy, so what a treat for local farmer Carol Bean to host us at her farm, feature a home-cooked breakfast made entirely of locally sourced ingredients, and speak to us about the agriculture industry.
"There's a real beauty to the underlying message of Service Above Self. I know there are going to be people in Rotary who are like-minded and like-hearted."
— Christa Papavasiliou, "What Millennials Love About Rotary" by Kim Lisagor, The Rotarian May 2016