We meet regularly from 4-5:30 PM on Wednesdays at the Harbor Club, top floor of the Symetra Building in downtown Bellevue. The address is 777 108th Avenue NE, Suite 2500.  

Rotary first came to the Eastside of Lake Washington in 1937, when the Kirkland Rotary Club was formed. The Kirkland Club was assigned a territory that included all of present Kirkland, Bellevue and Mercer Island. This was well before the opening of any cross-lake floating bridges. Bellevue Overlake Rotary Club was chartered in 1980 and sponsored by the Bellevue Tuesday Noon Club.

The Bellevue Overlake Rotary Club is committed to Vocational and Community Service projects, including work parties at Rotary First Harvest, and International Service projects. We initiated a project to provide dictionaries to third grade students at a local elementary school. The dictionary project was so successful, it became a District wide project for Rotary District 5030.

One of the most memorable and impacting hands-on project that is ongoing is our Plant-a-Tree For Citizenship program led by Dick Spady. Plant-a-Tree involves elementary students growing evergreen trees from seeds and conducting a tree planting ceremony a year later. Plant-a-Tree has won national recognition for both Rotary and the City of Bellevue.