Events

We invite you to participate in the Rotary Club of West U’s 29th Annual Spring Golf Tournament, taking place on Monday, April 21, 2025, at Riverbend Country Club.

This year, proceeds will benefit Easter Seals, an organization dedicated to empowering individuals with disabilities and their families. For over 100 years, Rotary International and Easter Seals have shared a strong partnership, working together to create meaningful impact in communities.

You can support this cause by sponsoring a hole or a foursome, donating a door prize, or making a contribution.

Join us in supporting Easter Seals and the West U Rotary Club Foundation as we make a difference together. Your generosity is greatly appreciated!

The Challenger Division of West University Little League is a baseball program for boys and girls ages 5 through the final year of high school or 22 (whichever comes first) with physical and mental challenges. The most fundamental goal of the Challenger Division is to give everyone a chance to play baseball and have a rewarding experience, regardless of limitations. This program affords every child the opportunity to participate in a structured athletic program and have a wonderful time.  West U Rotarians and friends staff the snack shack and each player in uniform receives a free snow cone at the end of the game.

Mr. Shaw is retired but previously worked for the United States Air Force, NASA, Rockwell Space Systems and Boeing Space Exploration.

Do's and Don'ts of curbside, financials, contamination, recycling myths, rates of recovery, reasons to recycle.

Rotary After Hours meeting Thursday, May 8th at 5:30pm. Our meeting will be at the ION Houston. The speaker will be Matilda Elmlund, West U Rotary's Exchange Student from Sweden. The meeting will be followed by a social downstairs at the Lymbar. This event is open to all Rotarians and prospective members.

Memorial Day flag launch will start on May 15th, and last through May 21st.

The Houston area needs 1,000 units of blood each day. Here is a chance for you to help meet that need.

Join the Rotary Club of West U and the Blood Center in addressing the problem - Thursday, May 15, 2025 from 6:30-10:00 A.M. A donation bus will be in the parking lot of Picos, 3601 Kirby Drive.

Please retrieve our flags and return these to the shed.

Faithful Paws Pet Therapy is a nonprofit, volunteer-run and organized group of certified therapy pet teams serving the Greater Houston area. They provide training, AKC Canine Good Citizen testing, support, and insurance for members who volunteer with their dogs, cats and rabbits in animal assisted activities.

Founded in 1997 by Connie Richards, they connect certified therapy pets with individuals in schools, hospitals, senior living communities, and other facilities that request our services.

Their mission is to bring unconditional love to people they visit through the healing power of pets.

Morning meeting at Picos

District Officer Installation

Post flags for the 4th of July!

Come celebrate the 4th of July with the West U Rotary!  We will set up a patriotic booth at Colonial Park to encourage West U residents to join Rotary and to purchase flag subscriptions!  West U Rotary will hand out patriotic pinwheels for the kids.  Refreshments will be provided!!   .

Retrieve 4th of July Flags!

The Rotary Club of West will be celebrating its 30th anniversary on Thursday, July 10.

Details to follow.

Join the University of Houston chapter of Engineers Without Borders (EWB-UH) as we share our international humanitarian engineering efforts. We will present Project PURE, our ongoing clean water distribution initiative in rural Guatemala, and introduce plans for a new water sanitation project in Ecuador aimed at improving community health outcomes. In addition, we’ll discuss the mission of EWB-UH on campus, how we engage students in impactful nonprofit engineering work, and how financial support can help us grow our alumni network and strengthen long-term partnerships between UH and communities in need.

Have you ever looked at abstract art, scratched your head, and felt utterly confused? As an
artist, Mallory Agerton will share ideas on how to understand abstract art and enjoy it. In addition, she will talk
about a few of her paintings, and will bring some special tools that she uses to apply paint.

Ms. Agerton is a Signature Member of the National Oil & Acrylic Painters Society (NOAPS); and an Associate Member, Oil Painters of America, (OPA). Her works have won numerous awards, including the Best Painting Award--NOAPS Best of America national juried exhibition, Signature & Masters Division, Principle Gallery, Charleston, SC, in 2023.  She was the featured artist in Southwest Art magazine, April/May 2022, and exhibits her work at the Ella Walton Richardson Fine Art gallery in Charleston, SC, and the Foltz Fine Art gallery, Houston, TX (Realist landscapes only).  Her educational accomplishments include being a Graduate of Creative Visionary Program (CVP) with Nicholas Wilton and Faculty, 2024; completing the Abstract Painting Workshops with Jenny Nelson and Larry Moore; being a Graduate of The Landscape Atelier, 2015; completing Post-Graduate studies at the Art Students League, New York, NY: 1976-1978; and receiving her Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts, summa cum laude, from the University of Texas, Austin: BA in 1976 where she was a member of the Friar Society.