BEVERLY HILLS / CENTRAL CITRUS COUNTY

Rotary Club of Central Citrus County

Founded November 16, 1984

Meet With Us
First, second, and third Fridays
12:30–1:30 PM

Registration and fellowship begin at 12:15 PM.

Los Magueyes Restaurant
3887 N. Lecanto Highway / County Road 491
Beverly Hills, FL 34465

Virtual participation is also available.

Contact
Phone: 352-464-0324
Website: citrusrotary.com

About the Club: The Rotary Club of Central Citrus County brings together people who share a commitment to service both within Citrus County and around the world.

The club's service activities include scholarships for students, dictionaries for third graders, Rotary Youth Exchange, Rise Against Hunger, children's Christmas programs, Citrus County Blessings, and support for Rotary's worldwide effort to eradicate polio.

Good to Know
The club meets during the first three Fridays of the month rather than every Friday. Visitors are encouraged to confirm the meeting date before attending.

Did You Know? The Rotary Club of Central Citrus County was formed in 1984 and has been serving the community for more than four decades.

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Rotary Club of Crystal River

Founded December 31, 1974

Meet With Us
Mondays
12:00 PM

Registration and fellowship begin at 11:45 AM.

Bayside Kraft Kitchen
224 U.S. Highway 19
Crystal River, FL 34429

Contact
Phone: 352-417-1160
Email: info@crystalriverrotary.com
Website: crystalriverrotary.com

About the Club
The Rotary Club of Crystal River brings together people from throughout the Crystal River community who share Rotary's commitment to fellowship, leadership, community service, and humanitarian action.

Good to Know
The club's current meeting location is Bayside Kraft Kitchen on U.S. Highway 19 in Crystal River.

Did You Know?
Founded in 1974, the Rotary Club of Crystal River has been serving the Crystal River community for more than half a century.

Nature Coast Connection
Crystal River is one of Florida's most distinctive Nature Coast communities, internationally recognized for its springs, waterways, wildlife, and manatees. Rotarians here have the opportunity to serve an extraordinary local community while remaining connected to Rotary's worldwide network of People of Action.

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Rotary Club of Homosassa Springs

Meet With Us
Wednesdays
5:30 PM

Registration and fellowship begin at 5:15 PM.

Cattle Dog Coffee Roasters
4556 S. Suncoast Boulevard
Homosassa, FL 34446

Contact
Phone: 352-560-1190
Website: homosassaspringsrotary.org

About the Club
The Rotary Club of Homosassa Springs brings together people who care about their community and believe in using their time, talents, relationships, and resources to help others.

Through fellowship, service, fundraising, and community involvement, members help strengthen Homosassa and surrounding communities while participating in the broader humanitarian mission of Rotary.

Good to Know
The 5:30 PM meeting time makes Homosassa Springs an excellent option for professionals and community members who cannot attend a traditional lunchtime Rotary meeting.

Nature Coast Connection
Homosassa is one of Florida's signature Nature Coast communities, surrounded by springs, rivers, wildlife, and the Gulf of Mexico. The club provides an opportunity to serve this special community while connecting with Rotary's worldwide network.

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Rotary Club of Inverness

Meet With Us
Second, third, and fourth Tuesdays
12:00 PM

Registration and fellowship begin at 11:45 AM.

Withlacoochee Technical College
1201 W. Main Street
Inverness, FL 34450

Contact
Website: invernessflrotary.org

About the Club
The Rotary Club of Inverness brings together community leaders, professionals, business owners, and residents who share Rotary's commitment to Service Above Self.

Members participate in community service while building friendships, developing leaders, supporting charitable causes, and connecting their local work to Rotary's international humanitarian mission.

Good to Know
The club meets on the second, third, and fourth Tuesdays of each month rather than every Tuesday.

Community Connection
As the county seat of Citrus County, Inverness has long been an important center of civic and community life. Rotary gives people throughout the Inverness area an opportunity to work together on projects that strengthen their community while connecting their service to something much larger.

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Rotary Club of Downtown Inverness

Meet With Us
First, second, and third Thursdays
5:30 PM

Registration and fellowship begin at 5:15 PM.

Cattle Dog Coffee Roasters – Crown Court
109 N. Seminole Avenue
Inverness, FL 34450

Contact
Phone: 305-970-3152
Website: downtowninvernessrotary.org

About the Club
The Rotary Club of Downtown Inverness provides another way to experience Rotary in the heart of Inverness, bringing together people who value community involvement, fellowship, leadership, and hands-on service.

Good to Know
Its downtown location and 5:30 PM meeting time make this club particularly convenient for working professionals, business owners, and residents who prefer to experience Rotary after the traditional workday.

Did You Know?
Having two Rotary clubs in the Inverness area gives prospective members a choice between a traditional Tuesday lunch meeting and a Thursday evening Rotary experience.

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Rotary Club of King's Bay

Meet With Us
Wednesdays
12:15 PM

Registration and fellowship begin at 11:45 AM.

George Washington Carver Community Center
95 Three Sisters Springs Trail
Crystal River, FL 34429

Contact
Website: kingsbayrotary.org

About the Club
The Rotary Club of King's Bay brings together people who share a commitment to community service, fellowship, leadership, and Rotary's worldwide humanitarian mission.

Located in the Crystal River area, King's Bay Rotarians combine service close to home with opportunities to participate in the broader work of Rotary around the world.

Good to Know
Visitors and prospective members are welcome to experience a club meeting and learn more about becoming involved in Rotary.

Nature Coast Connection
King's Bay sits at the heart of the Crystal River area's extraordinary network of springs and waterways. The club serves a community closely connected to some of Citrus County's most treasured natural resources and one of Florida's most recognizable manatee habitats.

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Citrus County Rotary: Local Service, Global Impact

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Across Citrus County, Rotary is about much more than attending a meeting.

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Rotarians volunteer their time, support nonprofit organizations, invest in young people, provide scholarships and educational opportunities, help families and neighbors in need, support community events, develop future leaders, and participate in humanitarian projects reaching far beyond Florida.

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Every club is different, and that's one of Rotary's greatest strengths.

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A member can serve locally in Citrus County while simultaneously being part of an international organization addressing some of the world's greatest challenges, including disease prevention, clean water and sanitation, education and literacy, maternal and child health, economic development, peacebuilding, environmental sustainability, and the global effort to end polio.

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One county. Six clubs. Countless opportunities to serve.

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Experience Rotary on Florida's Nature Coast

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Citrus County offers something especially meaningful to prospective Rotarians: the opportunity to become deeply involved in a local community while connecting with people and projects around the world.

You don't need to know everything about Rotary before attending a meeting.

You don't need to wait for someone to invite you.

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And you don't have to know which club is right for you before getting started.

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Come to a meeting. Meet some Rotarians. Ask questions. Discover where you belong.

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Not Sure Which Citrus County Club Is Right for You?

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That's okay. Tell us where you live or work, what days and times are best for you, and what you're looking for in Rotary. We'll help introduce you to a club that fits.