Events

Mulit Rotary District Polio Awareness event.  Learn about how Polio is affecting people in the bay area.

Lunch is included

Torro Medical School,

Mare Island, Vallejo

Come to the Chinatown Restaurant, 744 Washington Street, (room on street level)

How much is your carbon footprint?

Focus on the Environtamental 

https://trailstopeace.com/

www.unmakeyourmark.com

Come see the amazing projects from our district Rotary Clubs

Showcase your club project using District Designated Funds

Hilighting and promoting new projects using District Designated Funds

Come to Harbor View Restaurant, 4 Embarcadero Center.  

Meeting begins at 11:45am in the lounge / bar area.  Optional lunch to follow 12:45 -  1:30pm.   $40

Rotarian Terry Wilson from the Rotary Club of San Carlos will share his new book written about the Maasai Mara

Earned a degree in English with Journalism Major, courtesy of the GI Bill.  While in college I became a reporter and photographer. Following year taught English at Canada College; and next year took over the journalism department while my professor/good friend wrote his third book.  Manager editor of two local weekly's following two years; but joined an S&L as publicist in 1988 when the CEO offered to triple my salary.  Was publicist, then public information officer for the 43-branch S&L. Produced a four-color 24-page quarterly magazine, writing the stories, taking the photographs, and designing the publication. Later was marketing manager for a Squaw Valley timeshare. Sold out in one year; job ended; and I was offered a job as a loan agent where I have spent the past 35 years.  Served as Rotary newsletter editor countless times; served on the BOD; Endowment Board; and as Club President.  Travelled most of the world with my loving wife until she passed away in 2021 from pancreatic cancer surgery complications.   After being together over 50 years, the devastating loss of my wife still weighs heavily on my heart and soul.  Have always--since about aged eight--written poetry and short stories until my three trips to Africa on water installation projects.  As a result of these trips, I wrote my first book, Miracle in the Mara that was just published.  Have my mother, two adult sons, daughter-in-law with three grandsons, three sisters, and a cousin with his wife and four grand nephews.  Life has been good, exciting, and taken very different paths to get to this point in my life.

$45 for lunch

Basque Cultural Center

South San Francisco

Enjoy the holidays with a Zoom off day.  See you next year!

zoom meeting

Discussion and election of new officers, grants, Foundation and more

meeting 11:45 - 12:45, lunch to follow

lunch cost $45

Barterra Winery and Tasting Room

315 Main Street, Half Moon Bay

for more information contact:  Yuhui Chen at yuhuifitness@gmail.com

Space is limited so sign up now!

Highlights from our members Water, vision, paint project in Guatemala

Harborview Restaurant, 4 Embarcadero Center

2 hour validated parking

ADA accessible

Where: This event will be held at the Academy of Art Automobile Museum, 1849 Washington Street (corner of Washington Street and Van Ness Avenue). Follow signs to enter on the Van Ness Avenue side. 

International Women's Day is celebrated each year on March 8 to recognize women’s achievements, to raise awareness, and to reflect on gender equality worldwide. The celebration of this day began in New York City on March 8, 1857, by textile workers who called for shorter workdays and improved wages. In 1975, the United Nations General Assembly began celebrating March 8 as International Women’s Day, and it has since become a movement to honor women across the globe.

As March 8, 2023 approaches, we cordially invite you to join us in this in-person celebration at the Auto Museum of the Academy of Art University, which is home to over 200 classic cars and one of the best museums in the Bay Area. This is a wonderful opportunity to network, to hear women's inspiring and thought-provoking stories firsthand, to participate in assembling comfort care kits for local women in need, and to discover ways to empower each other worldwide. Everyone is welcome to attend either the VIP Reception (beginning at 3:30 PM) or the General Reception (beginning at 4 PM).

The PROGRAM will be held from 5 PM to 6 PM:

• Welcome from Emcees: Johwell Saint-Cillien of the Rotary Club for Global Action Member and Past Rotary District 5150 Governor Mary Bates of the Rotary Club of Foster City 
• Welcome Address: Dr. Elisa Stephens, President, Academy of Art University and Honorary Member of the Rotary Club of San Francisco 
• Presenters:

Dr. Sylvia Whitlock,
Police Chief Tracy Avelar,
Firefighter Bella DeRuva, and
Rotary District 5150 Interact Youth Leaders, as they “look to the future”.

In Person meeting at The Chinatown Restaurant, 744 Washington Street.  SF

Park at 732 Washinngton for $5.Tell them you are attending the Rotary Club meeting at the Chinatown Restaurant.

Andrew Carmona is an international development practitioner currently working at Social Impact, a monitoring and evaluation (M&E) management consulting firm in the Washington, DC area. In his current role, he manages a portfolio of impact and performance evaluations of international aid projects across Latin America, Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa. Andrew has a passion for M&E, data visualization, information, communication, and technology for development (ICT4D), as well as innovative project design. He has over 11 years of experience working in health, WASH, agriculture, education, and governance projects. 

Andrew visited Rabinal in March 2007 alongside Michael Bakal on their first trip to the community with the American Jewish World Service. Over the years, Andrew and Michael have kept in touch and in 2016, Andrew officially joined the Voces y Manos board as the Director of Monitoring and Evaluation. Andrew holds a Master of Public Administration in Development Practice from Columbia University and a B.A. in International Studies from UC San Diego. Originally from Los Angeles, he speaks Spanish and French fluently.

Voces y Manos believes that education is a powerful means of achieving sustainable development, health, and self-determination for indigenous communities.

Redwood High School

395 Doherty Drive
Larkspur, CA 94939
United States of America

You are invited to join us for Rotary District 5150's Learning and Leadership Development District Assembly!

Come to Redwood High School for our District Assembly and cheer on President Elect Jennifer and attend some exciting classes

In person meeting at The Chinatown Restaurant, 744 Washington Street. SF
Lunch is $35

She will bring a keynote skiff show on her life work, a couture piece and an original Chinese water color painting. 

Colleen Quen, Couturier

Born and lives in San Francisco, California, 1962.   Fourth generation Chinese American.  

My charming Atelier is privately tucked away on one of the highest San Francisco hills called Telegraph by Coit Tower.   

My three decades of work in Couture fashion and art in my community as well as internationally,  are inspired by my global cultural influences from my Eastern Spiritual heritage, my American upbringing and French couture education which lead to my International Museum commissions, Ballet costumes and Private Clientele which are exhibited and worn all around the world.  Integrating my cultural experiences and life dedication to Couture and art it internally speaks to me with such pure clarity and intention. I am an optimistic poet, romantic sculptor expressing and creating each art piece with my heart and hands through the characteristics of fabric and the human spirit.   To be a creative vessel, educator and communicator for our planet through our Fashion Design.   My life mission in my work, is to always bring forth a Universal message with honor to French Couture and the message of pure Beauty, Elegance and Style. 

http://www.colleenquencouture.com/

https://www.facebook.com/colleenquen13/

Betty Ann Ong Rec Center

1199 Mason Street

Jim Carriere joined Rotary International in 2004, and is a Past President of the San Rafael Harbor Rotary Club. He has served Rotary District 5150 as the ShelterBox Chair, Area Membership Chair, Assistant Governor, District Administrator, and on the Grants Stewardship Committee. Jim is a Major Donor to the Rotary Foundation and a seventeen-year member of the Paul Harris Society.

Jim learned of the ShelterBox program in 2007 at the Rotary International Convention in Salt Lake City. He immediately agreed to become an ambassador and has done presentations to Rotary Clubs and other groups throughout the Western United States. Jim was elected to the ShelterBox USA Board of Directors in 2010, serving as the organization’s Chairman in 2017 and 2018. Though his Board service has come to an end, Jim continues to serve on the SBUSA Finance and Audit Committee.

Raised in New Orleans, Louisiana, Jim is a graduate of Louisiana State University. Professionally he is a Senior Vice President with First Federal Savings of San Rafael, overseeing Operations, Information Technology, Compliance and Retail Banking. Jim and his wife Nancy live Oakland, CA since 1985. Their son Joseph is in his third year of veterinary school at UC Davis.  

Come volunteer with our members and RefuseRefuseSF for a clean up.  Probably at Ocean Beach 

10:00am - 12:00 noon