The Rotary Club of San Francisco is reactivating its Anti-Human Trafficking Committee after several years of inactivity. This Committee will help our Club better understand and address the issue of human trafficking through education, partnerships, and service.
According to the United Nations, human trafficking is the recruitment, transportation, transfer, harboring, or receipt of persons through force, fraud, coercion, or abuse for the purpose of exploitation. Today, an estimated 49.6 million people are living in modern slavery worldwide, while human trafficking generates approximately $150 billion annually, making it one of the world’s largest criminal enterprises.
The Rotary Club of San Francisco is a member of Rotary District 5150. Rotary District 5150 is a member of Rotary Zone 27. On July 17 and 18, 2026, Rotary Zones 26 and 27 offered the Big West District Team Workshops in Reno, Nevada. TRF Trustee Vice Chair Vicki Puliz from the Rotary Club of Sparks, Nevada; Rotary International Director and Past District 5190 Governor Wyn Spiller from the Rotary Club of Grass Valley, California; and Rotary International Director-Elect and Past District 5300 Governor John Chase from the Rotary Club of Boulder City, Nevada welcomed us both days. The workshops offered were the following: Membership (covering engagement and retention), Public Image (telling Rotary's story with clarity and purpose), Foundation (emphasizing relational experiences to enhance and give meaning to giving), and Youth Services (running effective, Interact, RYLA, and Youth Exchange programs; Youth Protection policy; and the art of facilitation).
TRF Trustee Vice Chair Vicki Puliz and Rotary International Director and Past District 5190 Governor Wyn Spiller
Bonnie Joy Kaslan, Retired Honorary Consul General of the Turkish Republic, will speak to our Club about the role of citizen diplomacy, Rotary, and the evolution and contributions of the Turkish American community in the United States.
Join us for our Club's next BUSINESS NETWORKING meeting when we will share productive and fun networking. Registration and payment in advance are required.
Join us for an evening, in person networking event between the Rotary Club of San Francisco and the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. Members, prospective members, and guests of either organization are welcome to meet fellow professionals, strengthen existing relationships, and discover new opportunities across our San Francisco business and service communities. Admission is free.
San Francisco Supervisor Connie Chan, who represents District 1, will share what she is going to do for us when she gets to Congress. She has spent her life giving back to the San Francisco community that welcomed her family when they immigrated to America.
Inspired by the 2026-2027 Rotary International theme, Create Lasting Impact, let’s gather for a Family BBQ (potluck style) and Swim Party. This is also an opportunity to meet the new baby in our Rotary family. All members and guests of the Rotary Club of San Francisco are welcome. Registration is required for planning purposes.
Join us for our Club's NEXT EVENING MEETING where we will conduct some Club business, have dinner, and enjoy Rotary fellowship. There is no charge to attend this meeting, but each attendee pays individually for food and beverages ordered at MoMo's. Please register yourself and your guests so that we can plan the space.
Rotaplast started as a world community service project of the Rotary Club of San Francisco in 1992-1993, and since then, has sponsored over 200 missions and helped over 20,000 children. Bring smiles to children around the world by participating in (or supporting) this tournament with Rotary clubs throughout our District 5150 and beyond. Funds raised will benefit the mission in Nagamangala, India.
Join Family House, a grant partner for the Rotary Club of San Francisco. Our Club will sponsor a catered dinner for that evening. Volunteers will help support the evening, participate in a cleaning project, and spend time with approximately 70 Family House families and staff. Event is limited to 10 people, and Rotarians may bring a guest. Volunteers are encouraged to wear Rotary-branded attire that can get dirty, as well as layers to be prepared for multiple weather conditions.
Join us for an evening, in person networking event between the Rotary Club of San Francisco and the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. Members, prospective members, and guests of either organization are welcome to meet fellow professionals, strengthen existing relationships, and discover new opportunities across our San Francisco business and service communities. Admission is free.
