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District 5150 Rotary Means Business Fellowship presents a virtual panel discussion with top Bay Area executives, entrepreneurs, and innovators. Connect and network with other business professionals during the breakout session.
Join Rotarians, family, and friends every Sunday, and catch up on the week. There is no agenda – only a chance to chat and enjoy some fellowship. Open to Rotarians and guests of all ages. Advanced registration required. Connection instructions will be provided to all who register.
The needs of children are often not part of routine disaster planning and preparedness in communities. Patricia Frost, Vice Chair of the National Pediatric Disaster Coalition, will discuss the impact of COVID-19 on children and communities and how each of us plays a role in creating systems of mitigation, response, recovery, and resiliency for children. Advanced registration required. Connection instructions will be provided to all who register.
Dan Joraanstad, President of the San Francisco Rotary Foundation (SFRF), will take us through the relationship among the Rotary Club of San Francisco, the SFRF, and the Rotary International Foundation (TRF). He will also look at trends and developments in funding. This session is part of our educational series entitled 2020-2021 Becoming People of Action: Learning and Growth.
Calling all Rotary leaders and potential Rotary leaders! District 5150 presents its Basic Potential Rotary Leaders Seminars (PRLS), the first course in a series of courses designed by Rotarians to teach Rotarians skills and techniques as they prepare to assume leadership roles in their Clubs.
Anyone who has ever loved a dog knows how life enhancing their presence can be – especially during hard times. But did you know some dogs could actually be life saving? New York Times bestselling author Maria Goodavage will take us on a globetrotting journey to discover the fascinating new world of “doctor dogs.” Advanced registration required. Connection instructions will be provided to all who register.
Dora Dye, our Club Secretary and co-District Secretary for Rotary District 5150, will take us through the services available to members on ClubRunner and our Club's website. Join Dora as she teaches you how to unlock the links so that you can more easily join Club activities and meetings and readily access Club services. This session is part of our educational series entitled 2020-2021 Becoming People of Action: Learning and Growth.
Too often NGO's in general and Rotary in particular unknowingly create dependence rather than independence. Jon Kaufman of H2OpenDoors will discuss how a water enterprise that generates over $100,000 in annual revenue, run by women in many cases, can fund other essential social services. Advanced registration required. Connection instructions will be provided to all who register.
Join Christopher Wiseman, who will share how collage can be fun, relaxing and inspiring. After introductions and showing a few examples, attendees will have an opportunity to collage, have a drink together and talk over Zoom. This activity is open to Rotarians and guests of all ages. If you join a little late, that is okay! Advanced registration required. Connection instructions will be provided to all who register.
Join us to assemble and package food for distribution at the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank. The need for volunteers at the Food Bank has never been greater with the increased food insecurities in our community caused by COVID-19. Advanced registration is required.
If you are available for a block of two to four hours starting July 3, 2020 to help with transportation of PPE to hospitals or other sites, please contact Sam Haynor. The job includes driving items like gowns, shields, and new PPE prototypes. As a volunteer driver, you will never need to go inside, but will only do pick-ups and drop-offs curbside. Gas expenses will be reimbursed.
This request comes from our member and emergency room physician, Dr. Lily Muldoon, who has been working with Something Labs. Something Labs has produced, assembled, and distributed 30,000 face shields to health facilities in need and most recently sent 500 to San Quentin Prison, where there is a severe outbreak and over 1,100 prisoners are infected. If you can, please help.
Help to end domestic violence in Kenya by purchasing one or more of these masks made by Kenyans working with our Club's Action for Leadership Program for Students (ALPS). Each mask is double layered, made from a brightly colored fabric, and comes with an inspirational message. For more information, please contact Susan.
