About the Rotary Club of International Drive – Orlando

The Rotary Club of International Drive – Orlando is located in the Heart of Central Florida’s hospitality and convention/tradeshow corridor, in the popular tourism destination of International Drive.

Officially chartered on January 25, 2012, the Rotary Club of International Drive – Orlando is one of the youngest clubs in the area and was started by Founding President Andres Goyanes, with the sponsorship of the Rotary Club of Lake Buena Vista and the Rotary Club of Dr. Phillips in Southwest Orlando, Florida.

The Charter Ceremony for the Rotary Club of I-Drive (as it is commonly known by locals in Central Florida) was presided by the District Governor Art Brown and District Club Expansion Chair Sonny Buoncervello, whose support was instrumental in the creation of a new club in the vibrant International Drive community.

Living up to our “international” moniker, the Rotary Club of I-Drive has great diversity in career classifications and nationalities. The Club currently has 20 members and meets every Wednesday at 5:30 pm for fellowship with our meeting promptly starting at 6:15 pm. The dress code of our club is casual, due to the tourist nature of the area, but we ask that you refrain from wearing beach attire such as flip flops or tank tops as a courtesy to your fellow Rotarians.

The Rotary Club of International Drive – Orlando welcomes visitors and would love to have them trade a banner for our unique Rotary Club pin, which features the Rotary wheel surrounded by international flags. So be sure to check our Club Calendar for special events and learn more about the Rosen Inn at Pointe Orlando, our weekly meetings’ venue!