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Together Against Polio
Win-Win for RCSI and the fight against polio in the world.
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END POLIO NOW - Fundraising
RCSI invites everyone to a delightful hike along the famous "Rössleweg Trail" around Stuttgart !!!
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Enjoying Bergamo
Italy, and especially Bergamo are worth a trip ...
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Successful Charity Poker ...
RCSI hosted its second Charity Poker Night at Nuts Live Poker in Stuttgart.
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RCSI Wine Selling Campaign ...
Successful Wine Selling Campaign to support End Polio Now - A big THANK YOU to all buyers and donors
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RCSI Partner Club Meeting ...
RCSI hosts Partner Clubs from France and Italy
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RCSI talk
The end of economic globalization or a fresh start? 
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RCSI Christmas Event
It was a magical evening ...
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Ronald McDonald House ...
Christmas time in the Ronald McDonald House Tübingen
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RCSI Christmas Dinner ...
Our Christmas Dinner 2022 in a wonderful atmosphere
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RCSI Pennant Exchange ...
View our pennant collection!
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RCSI Pennant Exchange ...
View our pennant collection!
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RCSI Fundraising-Dinner
RCSI supports young Ukrainian talents at John Cranko School Stuttgart
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Farewell ...
Farewell to Angelina and Daniel Magnotta
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RCSI at the "Wasen"
... having a good time togehter!
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RCSI Handover Ceremony
Dr. Wilhelm Frey takes over the presidency for RY 2022-23 from Dr. Miriam Cirugeda-Kühnert
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RCSI Support Sister Margret
RCSI once again to support Sister Margret at the Franziskanerstube in Stuttgart
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Exchanging Pennants
Governor Dr. Klaus-Günther Strack and RCSI President 2022-23 Dr. Wilhelm Frey exchanging pennants.
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Neckar punt tour in Tübingen ...
A stunning evening: Neckar punt tour in Tübingen
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Was ist Rotary
Rotary vereint Persönlichkeiten aus allen Kontinenten, um Dienst an der Gemeinschaft zu leisten.
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Über Uns

Welcome to the Website of Rotary Club Stuttgart-International, the only Rotary Club in the larger Stuttgart region dedicated to the international community.

 

Established in September 2011 as a home for international Rotarians and internationally experienced and expatriate members, we are a non-political and non-religious organization, striving to create positive change and provide humanitarian services in various communities. Our members hail from currently 14 nations and 4 continents - Europe, USA, Asia, and Africa - and represent a large diversity of experience and age. We are international and service oriented.

We support many social and service projects like, for example, the global "End Polio Now" campaign, reconstruction of destroyed flats in Lebanon, bicycles for young people living in the townships of South Africa and a variety of local projects like, Kobra's "Power Child" prevention program, Ronald McDonald House in Tübingen, annual Christmas events for the less fortunate at Heilandskirche Stuttgart, and many others. We raise funds in various ways or help hands on if required.

You may find more information on these and many more projects.

Press here to go to "Latest Club News"

We value our vital club life and meet regularly to enjoy a large range of presentations on a broad variety of topics followed by dinner and lively discussions. We also engage in social events and other outings in and around Stuttgart. Our partners, Rotarians of other clubs and guests, recommended by our members, are welcome to attend our meetings with the exception of our Board and Business meetings, which are for members only. For details and dates, please see the "Termine" section at the bottom of this page .

Press here to go directly to "Termine"

For further inquiries, please contact Barbara Klein at Stuttgart-international@rotary1830.org.

 

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Presentation by a member of RC Esslingen

A Journey by Roland Oppermann

Hiking the John Muir Trail in Yosemite National Park
Hiking the John Muir Trail in Yosemite National Park
In August 2025, our friend Roland Oppermann (RC Esslingen) undertook an extraordinary adventure: hiking the legendary John Muir Trail through the Sierra Nevada mountains in California. At 59 years old, it was his first time travelling with a tent, carrying a bear canister and an 18-kg backpack, covering nearly 350 kilometers from Yosemite National Park all the way to the summit of Mount Whitney, the highest peak in the contiguous United States. Roland prepared the expedition with great care. Planning a journey on the John Muir Trail requires months of organization: permits must be secured, equipment carefully selected, and resupply ...

Supporting Young People on Their Career

“Lange Nacht der Ausbildung”

An event organized by the Federal Employment Agency (Arbeitsagentur) in cooperation with the Stuttgarter Jugendhaus-Gesellschaft

RCSI Hands-on Activity

Annual Christmas for Kids

RCSI hosted a special Christmas celebration at the community hall of the Heilandskirche in Stuttgart

Fostering projects

Supporting the"TÜFTLEREI"

Welcoming our new member Deepti Madhoc and gaining insights into the work of Kinderwerkstatt "TÜFTLEREI"

Charity - Rotary Polio Hike 2025

Together Against Polio

RCSI charity event supporting Rotary’s global fight to end polio.

Fellowship

RC Heerhugowaard-Langedijk

Visit of our Dutch friends of Rotary Club Heerhugowaard-Langedijk

Health

Visit to ATOS-Klinik Stuttgart

Rotarians gain insights into modern spine therapy at ATOS-Klinik Stuttgart

Termine

Datum / Uhrzeit
Club / Ort
Thema / Beschreibung
09.04.2026
19:30 - 21:00
Stuttgart-International
Academie der Schönsten Künste
Stay Sharp: The Science of Protecting Your Mind at Any Age
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Our ability to think clearly, learn, and stay mentally agile is shaped by the habits we build throughout life. Recent scientific insights show that brain health is far more flexible than once believed—and that everyday choices can make a meaningful difference at any age, including in relation to dementia prevention and risk reduction.

In this inspiring and accessible talk, Dr. Katja Bär from the Hans und Ilse Breuer-Stiftung explores the key factors that influence lifelong cognitive performance. She explains how movement, balanced nutrition, mental stimulation, quality sleep, and social connection work together to strengthen and protect the brain over time. Participants will gain practical, science-based ideas they can easily integrate into daily life—and learn how individuals and communities alike can foster mental fitness, resilience, and well-being across the entire lifespan.

23.04.2026
19:00 - 20:30
Stuttgart-International
Johanneskirche und Kirchengemeinde Stuttgart-West, Gutenbergstraße 11, 70176 Stuttgart
Social Gathering: Führung Stuttgart-West by Viktoria Dimanova
Projekte des Clubs
RCSI Supports KOBRA
RCSI Supports KOBRA
The Responsible Teen-Mom

The Responsible Teen-Mom
Concert with Diana Haller in S

Concert with Diana Haller in S
Bikes for South Africa

Bikes for South Africa
Kranshoek classrooms

Kranshoek classrooms
Support Polio Campaign

Support Polio Campaign
Stuttgart Breakfast Kitchen

Stuttgart Breakfast Kitchen
Club-Foot-Project

Club-Foot-Project
Night of the Stars

Night of the Stars
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