Rotary Club of Mt. Juliet, TN


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Meeting time and location

Every Tuesday morning at 7:00 a.m.
Mt. Juliet Community Center
1075 Charilie Daniels Parkway
Mt. Juliet, TN 37122

Service above self

To be of service to our community and its residents–that is the goal of the Mt. Juliet Rotary Club. And it does not stop there. From funding scholarships for high-achieving college students, to sponsoring missionaries and orphanages in foreign countries, the Mt. Juliet Rotary Club seeks to make a difference on a global scale. It’s not just our goal…it’s a badge of duty we wear with pride.

Grant Request Form

If your organization would like to request funds from the Rotary Club of Mt. Juliet, please fill out our grant request form.

What is Rotary all about?

Rotary is an organization of business and professional leaders united worldwide, who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations
and help build goodwill and peace in the world.
Rotary is some 1.2 million service-minded men and women belonging to more than 29,000 Rotary Clubs in virtually every nation in the world.

History of the Rotary Club

In Chicago in 1905, Paul Harris and three acquaintances met to organize a small group of men to meet weekly for fellowship. They rotated the meeting sites and called it a Rotary Club. It soon became a luncheon-meeting club, with group singing, and the service idea was developed. A wagon-wheel became the Club symbol. In 1908, other clubs formed, and in 1910 a National Association of Rotary Clubs was formed, with Paul Harris as president. A convention was held and a national office was established.

The Rotary Club of Mt. Juliet

In 1989, W.P. Bone (of the Lebanon Rotary Club), Paul Bauman, and Chuck Custer visited the office of Mt. Juliet City Manager to discuss the formation of the Mt. Juliet Rotary Club. That meeting was the genesis of a thriving Rotary Club that has grown to over 65 members and stands as one of the top Rotary Clubs in its district

The 4 areas of service

  1. Club Service
  2. Vocational Service
  3. Community Service
  4. International Service

The 4-way test

  1. First…Is it the truth?
  2. Second….Is it fair to all concerned?
  3. Third….Will it build goodwill and better friendships?
  4. Fourth….Will it be beneficial to all concerned?