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Welcome to Rotary District 5610

Are you an individual who wants to make positive changes in your community and the world? Join Rotary’s 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, problem-solvers who see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves. Founded in 1915, District 5610 has grown to 38 Clubs serving South Dakota, NW Iowa, and SW Minnesota. Find a Club.

Reminder: Rotary Clubs Must File Annual IRS Returns by November 15

The IRS requires all Rotary districts and Rotaract clubs in the United States, including U.S. territories, to file an annual information return. For organizations whose tax year follows the Rotary year (July 1–June 30), the next filing deadline is November 15, 2026.

Which Form Should Your Club File?

The form required depends on your organization’s gross receipts for the tax year. Clubs and districts should review the IRS guidelines to determine which filing requirement applies. Visit the IRS website for annual reporting requirements for tax-exempt organizations to learn more.

What a Conference! A Time to Connect, Learn, and Be Inspired

What an incredible District Conference! From inspiring speakers and meaningful conversations to new ideas and shared experiences, it was a weekend to remember.

If you missed the conference, don't worry! You'll have opportunities to catch up through presentations that Rotarians will share throughout the district, as well as recordings and resources that we plan to post on our website. We are sharing a photo album so everyone can enjoy the memories, even if you didn't get a chance to take many pictures yourself. View photos

Ashok Kumar Receives Roger L. Kozak Award.

Congratulations to Ashok Kumar of the Rapid City Rotary Club, recipient of the Roger L. Kozak Service Above Self Award. This prestigious honor recognizes Rotarians who exemplify Rotary’s highest ideals through integrity, compassion, and selfless service. Through his dedication to Rotary and the broader community, he has inspired fellow Rotarians and made a lasting difference in countless lives. We are proud to celebrate Ashok's remarkable service and the example he sets for all of us.

Madison Rotary Dedicates Peace Pole to Middle School

Mr. Mike Ricke, Principal, Madison Middle School had about 60 students join Madison community members and Rotarians in a dedication of the first Peace Pole in Lake County. This Peace Pole, now standing proudly at the entrance of Madison Middle School, is more than a symbol. It is a daily reminder—visible to every student, educator, family member, and visitor—that peace begins with us. With our choices. With our words. With how we treat one another.