Join the Las Vegas Rotary Club for a fun, family-friendly event in Las Vegas as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States!
Our first annual Fun Run & Pancake Breakfast begins with a Las Vegas fun run and walk, followed by a pancake breakfast, live music, kids games and local vendors. After the fun run and breakfast, attendees can enjoy everything the Springs Preserve has to offer, including botanical gardens, museums, walking trails and interactive exhibits.
Our Mission
Teaching youth to succeed through literacy, education and life skills development.
Las Vegas Rotary Club
The Rotary Club of Las Vegas was formed on February 23, 1923, and chartered on April 5, 1923. The founders met in the Chocolate Shop at 203 Fremont, which now is a part of the Golden Nugget.
Las Vegas Rotary Foundation
The Las Vegas Rotary Foundation, Inc., is an IRC 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization that raises and manages funds for the benefit of the community in which it resides, Rotary District 5300, national, and international programs determined to be beneficial by the Foundation. The Foundation exists to provide an environment for the achievement of the Foundation’s mission objectives through Club projects.
The 25 Club
The 25 club serves as an introduction to the world of Rotary and is a vehicle to facilitate smooth assimilation of new members into Rotary.
Janice Lencke
2025-2026 Las Vegas Rotary Club President
The Las Vegas Rotary Club live streams weekly club meetings and speaker presentations. All guests may appear on camera, either visually or audibly.
Contact Us
The Las Vegas Rotary Foundation, Inc. (“LVRF”) is registered with the Nevada Secretary of State and qualified by the Internal Revenue Services as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (EIN: 88-0403571). Established in 1998, LVRF supports the Las Vegas Rotary Club. Las Vegas Rotary’s mission is “teaching youth to succeed through literacy, education & life skills development.” Your charitable contribution to LVRF is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.