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Rotary Club of Pahrump ValleyService Above Self • District 5300

Join the club

Our meetings are for members and invited guests, so joining starts with the form on this page rather than with a walk-in visit. Send it over, and a member will get in touch, answer your questions, and invite you to a meeting as their guest.

Rotary members connecting with their community

How it works

  1. 1

    Send us the form

    Fill out the interest form on this page. It goes straight to the club, and it is how every new member starts. Meetings are for members and invited guests, so please do not plan on dropping in unannounced.

  2. 2

    Talk with a member

    A club member reaches out, answers your questions about time and dues, and learns what you would like to work on.

  3. 3

    Come as an invited guest

    Once a member sponsors you, you are invited to a meeting as their guest. Sit in, hear the speaker, and meet the group.

  4. 4

    Application and induction

    Your sponsor submits your application, the board reviews it, and you are inducted at a regular meeting.

  5. 5

    Pick a project

    New members find a committee or project that fits their schedule and interests. Small commitments count.

You join a club, and a worldwide network

Membership here connects you to Rotary International, one of the largest service networks in the world. What starts as a lunch in Pahrump plugs into clean water projects, scholarships, and the long push to end polio for good.

1.4 million
Rotary members worldwide
46,000+
clubs in more than 200 countries
District 5300
our district across Nevada and Southern California
1905
the year Rotary began
Rotary Club of Pahrump Valley members working on a local service project

What members get

  • A weekly hour with people who care about this valley
  • Speakers on local issues, business, health, and public safety
  • Hands-on service projects you can actually see the results of
  • Connections across Rotary District 5300 and Rotary International
  • A say in where the club's service dollars go

Dues cover club, district, and Rotary International obligations. A member will walk you through the current amounts before you commit to anything.

Tell us you're interested

Share a bit about yourself and what draws you to Rotary. A member will follow up and invite you to a meeting as their guest.

We use what you send only to reply to you and keep club records. See our Privacy Policy.

Curious what we are working on first? Take a look at the calendar to see our meetings, service projects, and fundraisers.