Mission Statement:

 RYLA Rotary District 5810 seeks to develop a diverse group of servant leaders by instilling life-long leadership skills and a commitment to service above self.  RYLA cultivates an environment for learning and personal growth driven by intentional programming with an emphasis on teamwork and communication.  With core themes of authenticity, inclusivity, and belonging, RYLA strives to empower leaders to make a positive impact in their communities.

Camp RYLA 2021

August 2 – 7, 2021

Important! The process for selecting students is currently underway.

2021 Interested Students click here to go to our  Students page

Click here for more information for Rotary clubs

RYLA 5810 Foundation Logo in Purple

Thanks for your support to RYLA 5810 during North Texas Giving Day.

We could not continue all the programs throughout the year without your generosity.

To learn more about our Foundation click here!

Upcoming Important Information

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Module Six is Sunday,  February 28th, new time 3 -4:30 PM

  • Don’t forget to download the RYLead Module SIX Handbook! Just click here to download!
  • Module SIX – recorded program can be viewed HERE
  • Module FIVE – recorded program can be viewed HERE
  • Module FOUR – recorded program can be viewed HERE
  • Module THREE – recorded program can be viewed HERE 
  • Module TWO – recorded program can be viewed HERE
  • Module ONE – recorded program can be viewed HERE 

Hear what Mia Hamm (Olympian and Women’s Soccer Champion) has to say about RYLead 2020! Click here.

If you are interested in learning more about RYLead, check out our RYLead page!

RYLead’s Premiere Pilot is still available to view!  Click here.

2021 Prospective Campers

2020 Current Campers

Schools

Staff

Other Programs

RYLA Winter Summit

Alumni Information

RYLA Foundation

Rotary Clubs

RYLead Module Six

29

Years

5500

Campers

1000

Volunteers

“It’s not that I’m not good enough, It’s that the role wasn’t for me”

“In order to grow you must get uncomfortable and stop out of your comfort zone”

“If you think of leadership as a tree, being grounded means you have strong roots in the ground to help you bloom where you are planted”