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Welcome to District 5840 - South Central Texas

Are you an established professional who wants to make positive changes in your community and the world? Our members are dedicated people who share a passion for community service and friendship. Becoming a Rotarian connects you with a diverse group who share your drive to give back. Founded in 1912, District 5840 has grown to 57 clubs with over 2,000+ members. Find a Club in South Central Texas.

District 5840 Named District of the Year!

Posted by Craig Hardy

A Proud Moment for District 5840! As your Immediate Past District Governor, I am proud to announce that at the Rotary International Rotary Roadmap Awards program, our District was named District of the Year for Zone 25B for Rotary year 2025-2026!

The Rotary Roadmap is a framework Rotary International has created that helps districts and clubs set goals, measure progress, and focus their efforts in key areas such as Membership, Public Image, The Rotary Foundation, and Polio.

San Antonio North Central Rotary Invests in the Next Generation

August was an incredibly busy and meaningful month for the Rotary Club of San Antonio North Central, as members demonstrated their commitment to building a brighter future for generations to come—both at home and around the world. The club celebrated three outstanding high school students by presenting scholarship awards to Jenna Carlson, Zoe Cronenberger and Luke Pruske.

San Marcos Packs School Supplies for Rural Villages in Mexico

Every fall for many years the Rotary Club of San Marcos has packed hundreds of bags of school supplies for children in eight rural villages in Mexico, and for several child-serving nonprofits in San Marcos. The packaging this year was done by 30 volunteers on September 2, at the VFW Hall on Hunter Road.

Keeping Our Seniors Cool

For more than 15 years, the Rotary Club of San Antonio South has proudly partnered with our local fire department to help keep seniors safe and cool during the hot Texas summer months.

When temperatures climb above 100 degrees, extreme heat can be more than uncomfortable, it can be dangerous, especially for older adults. Unfortunately, some of our senior neighbors do not have air conditioning or may not be able to afford the cost of keeping their homes cool.