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Rotary Connects People! We take action locally and globally to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in our selves. Rotary International has 1.4 million members and 35,000+ clubs worldwide. For more than 115 years, we’ve bridged cultures and connected continents to champion peace, fight illiteracy and poverty, promote clean water and sanitation, and fight disease.

We are the Rotary Club of Park Cities, YOUR LOCAL ROTARY CLUB. Together, we have been serving to make a difference in our community since 1948. We share a passion for community service and friendship. Are you an established professional who wants to make positive changes in our community and the world? We meet every Friday at 11:50AM at Maggiano's - North Park Center 8687 N. Central Expressway, NorthPark Center Dallas, TX 75225. Come Join Us!

Rotary Club of Park Cities Brings Smiles Through “Dentistry with a Heart”

The Rotary Club of Park Cities, led by President Dr. Michael Rainwater, continued its tradition of service with another successful “Dentistry with a Heart” event this October at the Agape Clinic.

Through this initiative, local dentists and volunteers came together to provide free dental care to individuals and families who lack access to essential dental services. From cleanings and fillings to extractions and oral health education, the day was filled with compassion, care, and community spirit.

“Dentistry with a Heart” embodies the Rotary mission of Service Above Self, reminding us that even a simple act—like restoring a smile—can have a profound impact. The Rotary Club of Park Cities is proud to partner with the Agape Clinic in bringing hope, health, and heart to our neighbors in need.

RCPC’s Footcare Clinic for the Homeless

RCPC member Holly (Hollenbeck) McKassan has again organized the Footcare Clinic at Austin Street Family Shelter on September 28. Begun in 2022, the goal has been to care for the feet of 130 to 150 people at each one-day Clinic. Assisted by volunteer nursing students and other volunteer medical professionals, those who attended had their feet washed, cared for and given basic foot health checks.