
Meet your 2026-27 Rotary president, Olayinka Hakeem Babalola

Ravishankar Dakoju pledged that he and his wife and fellow club member, Paola Dakoju, would donate approximately US$50 million (4.5 billion Indian rupees) to The Rotary Foundation.

Rotary International president-elect emphasizes effective action and ‘embracing the world with open arms’
On January 20, join us to hear Brittany LaCour of the Dallas Zoo
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rittany LaCour has served as the Individual Giving Manager at the Dallas Zoo since 2023, where she oversees the President’s Circle, the Zoo’s elevated membership program. In this role, she partners closely with donors and Zoo staff to strengthen philanthropic support for animal care, conservation initiatives, and educational programs. Brittany is passionate about helping the community connect with the Zoo’s mission of Engaging People and Saving Wildlife.
On January 13, join us to hear John Creuzot, Dallas County Criminal District Attorney
John Creuzot is a retired Judge and an award-winning lawyer now serving his second term as Dallas County Criminal District Attorney after first being elected in 2018. His background also includes more than 21 years as a Felony District Court Judge, seven years of service as a Dallas County Assistant District Attorney and Chief Felony Prosecutor as well as a criminal defense lawyer while in private practice.
In addition to his trusted service on both sides of the bench, Creuzot has earned a national reputation for his innovative work on drug courts, criminal justice reform and evidence-based sentencing. After his retirement from the judiciary, Dallas County honored Creuzot by renaming its drug treatment facility the Judge John C. Creuzot Judicial Treatment Center in May of 2013.
John Creuzot was born in New Orleans and spent his youth in Houston before coming to the Dallas area in the 1970s. He graduated from the University of North Texas in 1978 and from Southern Methodist University School of Law in 1982.
Back to School time! In August we presented Dr Crowling, Principal of Bush Elementary School in Addison, with over $600 worth of dry erase markers in some multipurpose containers! Teachers favorite! Dr Crowling gave us an update on the innovative initiatives at the school.

Our August Service Project was packing supplies and snacks for the homeless at Metrocrest Services! Thanks to everyone who participated!


Addison Midday Rotary Club supported District 5810 Govenor's Mary Ryan Bedosky's Designated Charity
Challenge Air for Kids and Friends https://challengeair.com/

Attached is a thank you card as a small token of appreciation for your contribution at the Career Day event at Bush Elementary. I’ve also included some photos I thought you might enjoy. In addition, I’ve attached an invoice for your generous monetary donation. Thank you once again for helping make the event such a great success!


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Change your community with us by volunteering on a local project. The Addison Midday Rotary Club planting trees for the Addison Park District
PARTNER WITH US

The Addison Midday Rotary Club has a long history of supporting Metrocrest Services. Follow us to learn how we are supporting the new Metrocrest Services Building.
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Presidents' Day Flag Set Out
Feb 13, 2026 – Feb 14, 2026
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Presidents' Day Pick Up
Feb 20, 2026 – Feb 21, 2026










Service Above Self
4848 Belt Line Rd
Addison, TX 75001
United States