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About Rotary Club of Broward
A Rotary club built around how Broward works
Early meetings that end before work, hands-on projects and socials in the places you already go. Chartered in Fort Lauderdale, Rotary District 6990.
The story
Why Broward needed one more Rotary club
Same Rotary, same Four-Way Test, run on the schedule of people who still have a day to get to.
What we did this year
What we did this yearRotary has been in Broward County for about a century and the clubs that built it are still here doing good work. What the county didn't have was a club that fit the way most working people live: early meetings that end before the workday, projects you can finish before lunch, and a social calendar that looks like a night out with friends.
So a group of Broward professionals started one. Rotary District 6990 chartered the Rotary Club of Broward on March 17, 2026, with Assistant Governor Chris Evert presiding at the ceremonial charter. Drew Monaghan became charter president. The IRS recognized the club as a 501(c)(3) public charity that September, which means dues and donations may be tax deductible. Not every Rotary club can say that.
In its first year the club built care kits for local homeless citizens, swept Fort Lauderdale Beach with corporate partner BLU Longevity, toured the Harvest Drive operation, hosted a county property appraiser and an oncologist on Tuesday mornings and marked World Polio Day. Members drive in from Coral Springs, Plantation, Hollywood and everywhere between.
Members decide the projects, the partners and the speakers. Come to a meeting and you will see how.
Our club focus
Health. Hunger. Wellness.
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Health
Care kits for local homeless citizens, PolioPlus every October, and the partners who treat people the county forgot.
02
Hunger
Harvest Drive, a mobile school pantry and $20,000 to Broward Partnership for the Homeless this year.
03
Wellness
A meeting that ends before work, one social a month, and people who notice when you don't show up.
Since 1932
The Four-Way Test
Four questions Rotarians apply to the things they think, say and do. A Chicago businessman wrote them in 1932 to save a company that was nearly broke, and it worked.
The full story- 1Is it the truth?
- 2Is it fair to all concerned?
- 3Will it build goodwill and better friendships?
- 4Will it be beneficial to all concerned?
Act three · The people
Who you will meet first
The people who run the club and the first ones to say hello when you visit. Reach out to any of them before your first Tuesday.
Drew Monaghan
President · Rotary Foundation Chair · Youth Services Chair
Our charter president. Runs the Tuesday meetings and chairs the club's Foundation and youth work.
David M Neuman
President-Elect · Secretary · Membership Chair
Your first call if you want to visit. He writes the club's stories, books the speakers and takes over as president on July 1, 2027.
Michael Rabinovich
Club Director
Board member. He keeps the club running between meetings.
And the members you will sit next to
Meet every member
Meets
Online, Tuesdays at 7:00 AM. Service projects and every social happen face to face.
Addresses
Legal address: 720 E Cypress Creek Rd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334. Mail: 10101 W Sample Rd, Coral Springs, FL 33065.
Standing
Rotary District 6990. 501(c)(3) Florida Not For Profit Corporation, EIN 41-5050759. A 100% Paul Harris Fellow Club for 2026-27.
Act two · The scale behind a small club
The network behind every one of us
A membership card here gets you into any Rotary club on earth. Members use it more than you'd think.
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