
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Atlanta West End
Much has changed in Atlanta’s West End since 1958, but one thing remains constant: the Rotary Club of Atlanta West End. For more than 60 years, we have built lasting relationships among servant leaders from diverse backgrounds, working together to create meaningful impact in our community.
Why join us?
You will connect with engaged professionals and community leaders from some of Atlanta’s most influential institutions. You will also become part of a global network of more than 33,000 Rotary clubs in over 200 countries.
Each week, we host thought-provoking speakers who offer insight into our city and the world around us. Members enjoy time together at weekly meetings, service projects, conferences, and social events.
We believe in the power of people coming together to create lasting change in our communities and in the world.
We’d love to hear from you and welcome your interest in service, fellowship, and leadership.
Email: westend@rotary6900.org or inforotaryawe@gmail.com
These inboxes are monitored regularly by club officers.
Social Media:
Follow us to stay connected and get updates on our latest service projects, events, and community work:
Facebook: @RotaryAWE
Instagram: @rotaryatlantawestend
LinkedIn: Rotary Club of Atlanta West End
Stories about Rotary as told by our membership.
This week’s program features Audrey Lorane Clark, a health and wellness leader whose work blends personal transformation with community-focused impact.
Audrey Clark brings a mission-driven approach to health promotion … [more]
Our club met at Atlanta Technical College for a focused Club Assembly. We advanced plans for our Peace Pole installation, explored new ways to strengthen member engagement through regular socials, and continued our partnership work with Booker T. Washington High School. We also reviewed important administrative updates as we prepare for the upcoming leadership cycle. [more]
The Rotary focus for December is Preventing and Treating Disease, one of Rotary’s seven global causes. During this month, Rotary clubs highlight their efforts to fight diseases such as polio, malaria, and HIV/AIDS through initiatives like vaccination programs, medical missions, and improving sanitation and clean water … [more]
This week’s meeting will be a Club Assembly held on the Atlanta Technical College campus, offering members a chance to step back from our regular speaker schedule and focus on the business and direction of the Rotary Club of Atlanta West End. … [more]
This meeting covered the scale, causes, and community impact of senior hunger in the state. She emphasized that food insecurity among older adults stems from economic pressures, health challenges, mobility barriers, and policy complexities. Dr. Walker closed with practical steps Rotarians can take to help seniors access programs and essential resources. [more]
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Since 1985, Rotary has invested hundreds of millions of dollars in the effort to rid the world of the polio virus.