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October 20, 2024

From the Club Blog
LUNCHEON MEETING HIGHLIGHTS October 8, 2024: Sasha Vasilyuk and Ukrainian Stories from World War II to Today
President Bob Hermann, Jr. (Information Technology: Administration | Retired) opened today's meeting at 12:15 PM and asked members to be kind to each other.
 
Visiting Rotarian and Guest
Today's Visiting Rotarian was Volodymyr Goshylyk from the Rotary Club of Berkeley. Our speaker was Sasha Vasilyuk.
 
Thought of the Day
Today's Thought of the Day by C. JoyBell C. was “Where there is kindness, there is goodness. Where there is goodness, there is magic.”
 
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Upcoming Events
SPECIAL EVENT October 22, 2024: Emergency Services Day
On Emergency Services Day, the Rotary Club of San Francisco annually honors the outstanding men and women who keep our City safe—the heroes of the Fire Department, Police Department, Sheriff’s Office, Coast Guard, and Paramedics. Come and be moved by their incredible stories, show your appreciation for our local heroes, and enjoy a delightful lunch as you mingle with some of San Francisco's finest. This is one of the most anticipated luncheons of the Rotary year—don't miss out!
 
 
TOUR OF FAMILY HOUSE: October 24, 2024
Come and learn firsthand about Family House: what the organization is, the people and community they serve, and how our Rotary Club responds to the Call to Action. After this tour, you can take a short 15-minute walk over to MoMo’s for our Club’s monthly Evening Meeting.  
 
 
EVENING MEETING: October 24, 2024
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.
 
 
ROTARY LUNCHEON November 5, 2024: Aditi Desai, California Institute for Regenerative Medicine
Aditi Desai, Community Outreach Manager for the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine (CIRM), will talk about CIRM's mission to accelerate science and deliver transformative regenerative medicine treatments equitably to California and the world. 
 
 
 
SERVICE OPPORTUNITY November 7, 2024: Family House
Join Family House, a grant partner for the Rotary Club of San Francisco, for an opportunity to set up, serve, and clean up dinner for their community. Event is limited to 10 people, and Rotarians may bring a guest. All must register. Volunteers are encouraged to wear Rotary-branded attire that can get dirty, as well as layers to be prepared for multiple weather conditions. Dinners will be served outside on the Family House patio.
ROTARY LUNCHEON November 12, 2024: Meghan Freebeck, Basic Needs in a Challenging World
Meghan Freebeck, Chief Executive Officer and Founder of the global nonprofit — Simply the Basics, talks about the basic needs in a challenging world and the global impact of Simply the Basics.
 
 
 
ROTARY DEI FILM FESTIVAL November 17, 2024: Free the Mind
Our November movie is Free the Mind, a documentary that explores how the practices of Buddhist monks, including meditation and yoga, can physically modify the brains of veterans suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress and children with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder. This event is open to Rotarians, their friends, and family. 
 
 
EVENING MEETING: November 21, 2024
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.
 
 
Thanksgiving at The Arc: November 26, 2024
It's time for one of our most popular service projects - Thanksgiving at The Arc San Francisco! In the spirit of giving thanks, Rotarians will gather to provide a Thanksgiving feast for participants at The Arc SF. Many hands are needed to either serve or be on the clean-up team; please sign up to help. This is the only Thanksgiving celebration for many of the people we serve that day. And they are most appreciative.