Photo Albums
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Imagine being an immigrant child and seeing dinosaurs and witches for the first time! And then receiving school supplies as you walked from classroom to classroom.
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Members travel to Guatemala to install 3 Sunspring / Wallspring clean water purification systems, distribute 1700 pair of reading glasses, distribute knit caps to newborn ICU unit, and paint some graphics in Escuintla Regional Medical Center
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Part 2: Members travel to Lake Atitlan, Guatemala to install 2 Sunspring / Wallspring clean water purification systems, distribute 1700 pair of reading glasses ...
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Members of our club help tutor new immigrant children and the Edwin and Anita Lee Newcomers School
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Over 50 volunteers gather to package 20K meals for our local SF veterans. Rotary, Firefighters, Daughter of the American Revolution and friends ....
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7 Rotary Clubs, over 35 volunteers, over 45 bags of trash were picked up at San Francisco Ocean Beach and outer Golden Gate Park on New Year's Day!
All part of Rotary Club of Global Action world wide service project.
We collaborate with RefuseRefuseSF.org, TogetherSF.org and SF DPW.
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Members volunteered to help the children at Edwin and Anita Lee New Comers School bring in the Chinese Lunar New Year by bring the Art Cart and making Wash Cloth Bunnies!
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This is the first American Thanksgiving tradition that these new immigrant children at the Edwin and Anita Lee Newcomers School have experienced. They have never eaten turkey before. (no turkeys in China). Our club members volunteered to help serve the children their Thanksgiving meal and also bake cookies and se
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Clothes collect and given to women residences of Gum Moon, domestic violence / Asian Women Battered Shelter program
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10 Lucky members and friends were invited to a special tour of San Francisco Chinatown with tour guide and chef Martin Yan of "Yan Can Cook". He is passionate about SF Chinatown, rebuilding, and promoting MY Chinatown (MY = Martin Yan!). And to top it off, Martin is down to earth, willing to take photos with fans and a really nice guy!
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Sponsored by the DPW, our Rotary members wanted more than just trash pickup. DPW offers a monthly "Love our City - Beautify Our Neighborhoods.
Gardening, trash pick up, Graffiti abatement, and more.
Next month will be on Sept 17 District 4 - Sunset
See you there
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A great annual fund raiser, back again after a 2 year Covid absence. First time players joined our team.
Team A with President Rhonda, Celine, John, and Past District Governor Ron advanced to the Semi Finals. Not bad for 3 rookies. The other club members on Team B ate ... but did win 2 of 3 in the round robin.
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Over 75 high school students participated in a 5 day Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) camp experience. It's all about Leadership, having fun, and meeting new friends. Lots of different activities, free time, and of course .. an evening camp fire. The students were all sponsored by the generous contributions of Rotarians in Rotary District 5150 ... including the Rotary Club of San Francisco Chinatown.
AND ... Our members Liz and Rich, both RNs, were on duty 24/7 supporting the healthcare needs of our campers! Way to go Liz and Rich.
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Members traveled to New Zealand and Australia for the Rotary International Convention. We were hosted and Home Stay by PDG Ross Smith and the RC of Burleigh Heads in AU
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What a fun evening. Just food, friends, and fun. Many learned how to play Mahjong and Texas Hold'em for the first time.
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Our Rotary Club worked with the Department of Pubic Works to lead the SF All Out city clean up. Over 25 volunteers participate and we collected over 25 bags of trash on Irving street.
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Members and guests attended the end of year holiday celebration.
Highlights included a new member induction, recognition of multiple Paul Harris Fellows, and musical entertainment.
Unwrapped gifts were brought for the Firefighters Toys for Tots program.
Over 60 attendees at the Basque Cultural Center in SSF.
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Here we are again! CA Costal Cleanup day. We decide to Love our City and Beautification District 4 - Sunset. We were assigned team 2, Tree planting. Were van pooled to Noriega and Lower Great Hwy. Hum ... where are the trees? Seems we had to walk across the Great Hwy for our assignment .... which is to manually move sand off the pedestrian promenade !
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The Rotary Club of San Francisco Chinatown attends the Gum Moon Annual Benefit Gala and receives the Carol Lee Award
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