About Hammond Rotary

At the Rotary Club of Hammond, our mission is to give our members the opportunity to create memorable experiences and meaningful change through service above self. For more information about how we’re making a difference, check out the list of service projects we have planned for the coming year.

Our vision is to be the civic club of choice for service-minded citizens in our region. Through our diverse, engaged membership we will create sustainable change that raises up the communities and causes we serve.

The Rotary Club of Hammond was chartered on April 1, 1922, and is a member of Rotary District 6840. The primary work of Rotary occurs at the club level. The district and international levels exist to support the clubs, to give us consistency throughout the world, and to help the clubs work together to support the objective of Rotary – to encourage and foster the ideal of service as a basis of worthy enterprise.

Today, Rotary Club of Hammond is more than 50 members strong and growing! Click here for more information about joining Rotary, or contact Rick Sedberry

This year’s Board of Directors include:

  • President - Rick Seberry
  • Past President - Mary Ruth Petz
  • President-elect - Tom Pistorius
  • Treasurer - Richard Bailey
  • Executive Secretary - Gary LaCombe
  • Secretary - Michael Minkus

Our Committee Chairs are:

  • Program Chair - Ryan Clouatre
  • Membership - Joe Mier
  • Public Image - Toni Carruth
  • Fund Development and Events Chair - Michelle Gallo
  • Special Advisor / District Liaison - Daryl Ferrara
  • Foundation Chair - Mike Williams
  • Rotary Foundation of Hammond Inc. Chair - Rachael Nelson
  • Club Historian - Daryl Ferrara
  • Interact Chair - Michelle S. Sutton
  • Rotaract Chair - TBA

Rotary International

Rotary is a global network of 1.4 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and 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.
 
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