Eight volunteers met at the Homeless Prenatal Program (HPP) on the evening of Tuesday, February 27, to stuff 50 bags with baby supplies and personal goods. The bags will be distributed to families in the Program at two baby showers on Wednesday, March 6th.
The volunteers were: Margarita Baxter-Lazaro, Jim Patrick, Jo Patrick, Jane Mermelstein, LaCarre Ivy, Chris Davies, Rhonda Poppen, and Sue Adkerson. The volunteers worked alongside HPP staff member Sharon Bechtol.
On Tuesday, March 5th, our Club will present a grant to the HPP. Our guest speaker that day will be HPP Executive Director Shellena Eskeridge. To better understand the broad impact of this Program, please register and join us on March 5th and/or sign up to help at the shower on March 6th.
On Tuesday, February 20, 2024, the Rotary Club of San Francisco proudly hosted a vibrant Lunar New Year event at the Hong Kong Lounge, embracing the spirit of renewal, prosperity, and unity that this auspicious occasion represents. Amidst colorful decorations and the aroma of traditional delicacies, our members and guests were treated to an enchanting lion dance performance and a mesmerizing guzheng musical instrument.
The highlight of the evening was undoubtedly the energetic lion dance performance by the San Francisco Jing Mo Athletic Association lion dance troupe, which captivated the audience with their graceful movements, synchronized choreography, and vibrant costumes. The lion, symbolizing good luck and fortune, danced its way through the venue, spreading joy and auspicious blessings to all present. Their lively performance set the tone for a festive atmosphere filled with excitement and anticipation.
Shellena Eskeridge, Executive Director of the Homeless Prenatal Program (HPP) in San Francisco, joins us to talk about the mission of the HPP and how this Program has helped many in our community.
Join us at one or both of the Baby Showers at the Homeless Prenatal Program where we will give expectant mothers diaper bags filled with supplies. The party for Spanish speakers starts at 10 AM; the party for English speakers starts at 1 PM. Registration is limited to two Rotarians at each shower.
Join us in a special moving-away party aboard a double decker bus to celebrate Rhonda and Bill Poppen for their many contributions to our Club and our community and send them off as they begin a new journey.
Come and enjoy nature, fresh air, and fellowship as we do some gardening to improve and enhance Rotary Meadow - a garden of native plants our Club planted at the summit of Mount Sutro in 2004. Participation is limited to a maximum of 20 people. Advanced registration is required.
Come and enjoy Cirque du Soleil's latest show, KOOZA! An hour before the circus, we will gather to enjoy a drink and some fellowship. This event is open to all Rotarians and their families and guests. Attendance is capped at 20 people, so register early!
Prepare to be moved as you learn about the Guide Dogs for the Blind (GDB). Jennifer Bernstein, Certified Valuation Analyst, of GDB will provide a historical perspective on GDB and discuss the intensive training regimen guide dogs go through in preparing them for a lifetime of service to their owners. She will also speak to the challenges experienced during COVID and how GDB is doing today and its future.
Are you interested in making a difference in the lives of young people and being a part of an amazing experience? Our District's RYLA Youth Leadership Summer Camp is looking for volunteer staff, from college students to retirees, to serve as facilitators. Find more at our online meeting.
Join us to help beautify the garden at St. Joseph’s Family Center. Volunteers will be weeding, planting, installing a bench, and using their creativity to make the garden a more beautiful place for the families at the Center.
Join us for an evening filled with warmth, cultural exchange, and delicious cuisine as we celebrate the spirit of unity and diversity with the San Francisco Rotary Club at our upcoming iftar, a dinner to break the fast at Ramadan. This event is open to Club members and guests alike, embodying our Club's commitment to inclusivity and harmony. But space is limited, so be sure to sign up now.
This annual assembly provides a great deal of training and planning for the Rotary Year that begins on July 1, 2024. All Club members are invited, and all Club leaders are strongly encouraged to attend. Come and cheer for Bob Hermann as he begins his year as our Club's President.
Sound of Metal, our March DEI Film movie, recognizes people who are becoming deafened. This R-Rated film is two hours long and depicts the journey of one man who must choose between the life he once knew and his new normal. This event is open to members, prospective members, their friends, and family.
Let's go to the ballgame! The Rotary Club of Oakland and the Rotary Club of San Francisco have joined forces to bring you this social so that you can enjoy a beverage, watch an age-old rivalry, and most importantly, have a good time with great people. This event is open to Rotarians around the Bay and their families and guests (children are welcome).
Let's go to the ballgame! The Rotary Club of Oakland and the Rotary Club of San Francisco have joined forces to bring you this social so that you can enjoy a beverage, watch an age-old rivalry, and most importantly, have a good time with great people. This event is open to Rotarians around the Bay and their families and guests (children are welcome).