


On the third Monday of every month, members of the Rotary Club of Park Cities gather for an evening of service at the Ronald McDonald House.
Rotarians cook and serve dinner for families staying at the house, helping provide a warm meal and a little comfort during what can be a challenging time. And when dinner is over, the service continues—they clean up the kitchen and dining area before heading home.
It’s more than preparing a meal. It’s an opportunity to support families, share fellowship, and put Rotary’s spirit of Service Above Self into action.
The club’s monthly commitment is a wonderful example of how small acts of service, repeated consistently, can make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.


Members of the Park Cities Rotary Club rolled up their sleeves and got to work at the North Texas Food Bank, making a meaningful impact for children facing food insecurity in our community.
Through their volunteer efforts, the club packed an incredible 9,000 meals in support of the Food 4 Kids program—an initiative dedicated to ensuring children have access to nutritious meals when school is not in session.


