Events

Club members are welcomed to join the monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rotary Club of San Francisco and the Board of Trustees of Rotary Service, Inc. For connection information, please contact President Mary Liu.

Join us for our monthly Development Committee meeting. Committee members and any members interested in development for the Rotary Club of San Francisco are welcome. Please register, and login information will be sent to you. The Development Committee will meet for 30 minutes and will discuss a variety of topics to maximize fundraising for the Rotary Club of San Francisco. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Miranti Ojong, Vice President of Development.

Join the first five Rotary Clubs for a joint meeting via Zoom where we will be talking MEMBERSHIP! Featured speakers are Rotary International President Shekhar Mehta, Jenny Bates, and Patrick Galvin. Don't miss out on this networking opportunity to meet and greet Rotarians from across the globe!

Please note that this meeting may be recorded and used for promotional and educational purposes. You may turn your camera off and change your name on Zoom if you wish to remain anonymous. 

Join us for a cultural and historic walking mural tour along the Mission and 24th Streets corridor hosted by Precita Eyes. Precita Eyes has been creating, curating, and preserving murals in this community since the seventies. Our tour guide will share stories and the beginnings of Precita Eyes and the rise of muralism in the Mission District as she takes us through the streets and parks of the beautiful Mission District. Precita Eyes is dedicated to using self-expression as a tool for positive social change.    

Meet outside at Precita Park (across the street from the Precita Eyes Studio at 348 Precita Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94110). Tour starts promptly at 3:30 PM; so, be sure to be on time. A face covering mask is required for the entire tour.

Tickets are $15 each. Tour is limited to 10 participants; so purchase tickets here soon. 

Support youth leadership by joining the Action Leadership Program with Students (ALPS) for virtual leadership coach training! Leadership Coaches are one of the most important elements in making the ALPS initiative successful! Coaches work closely with students, guiding and encouraging their projects, using The Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership as a foundational framework. Coaches listen, and highlight and foster collaboration, positive leadership behavior, thoughtful risk-taking, and learning. Many of our youth say their projects would not have been possible without their coach!

This first session of a two-part training will prepare Rotarians to act as facilitators and leadership coaches for youth participants in ALPS. Rotarians will gain a foundation knowledge of the Five Practices of Exemplary Leadership and how to work with young people. Part two of the training will be scheduled later based on availability. 

Leadership coaches will work with high school-aged youth to provide guidance and facilitation for a youth-led community change project. Project duration varies by project, and facilitation sessions are scheduled by youth and adults together. 

REGISTRATION: Please email Harmony Ma, ALPS Program Manager to register and for Zoom links and training materials. 

Each training will be limited to 8 individuals. Registration will be open up to 24 hours prior to training, if space is available. If you cannot make this date and are interested in becoming a leadership coach or otherwise involved with ALPS, please email Harmony.

ALPS is a youth service sponsored by the Rotary Club of San Francisco that aims to empower youth with the confidence and tools to successfully lead change projects in their schools, communities, and world. Programs prepare youth to be ‘service above self’ leaders for a civil society and healthy communities. For more information, please email Harmony.

Drivers (limited to six) needed to pick up pre-packaged meals at The Arc San Francisco, 1500 Howard Street (cross street is 11th Street) and deliver to either Arc Mercy Community (Haight), Arc Bay Street Apartments (North Beach) or select individual residences of Arc participants who are experiencing food insecurity. Exact directions will be provided when you pick up the meals.

Hand delivery of meals must occur between 4 PM and 5:30 PM in advance of the Monday Night Dinner Club with Friends Like Me via Zoom to be held on the first and third Monday of each month. We recommend that each driver come with a companion so that one can wait in the car while the other person hands out the meal. We also recommend that you wear a facial mask covering over both the nose and the mouth when meeting the recipient. IMPORTANT:  If you sign up and cannot participate for any reason, please notify Lance Scott at least 24 hours in advance.

Members of our Club are invited to join the Zoom call on Monday, October 4, 2021 from 5:30 PM to 6 PM for fellowship with friends at The Arc. Please contact Lance Scott at least 24 hours in advance for the link.

John Rothmann returns to speak to our Club. This time, he will join us via Zoom and speak on current events. As always, John will welcome questions from the audience.  

John is a KGO 810 radio talk show host and political commentator. A frequent lecturer on American politics and the presidency, Rothmann has also been involved in a broad variety of political campaigns on the national, state and local levels. In his book Thomas E. Dewey and the Making of the Modern Republican Party, presidential scholar Richard Norton Smith calls Rothmann "a scholar of modern Republicanism". Historian Roger Morris in his biography, Richard Millhous Nixon-The Rise of An American Politician, acknowledges Rothmann "for his unique insights, and in particular for rare and crucial materials ..." 

John has been on the faculty of the Fromm Institute at the University of San Francisco since 2004. Rothmann is the co-author of Icon of Evil-Hitler's Mufti and the Rise of Radical Islam and Harold E. Stassen: The Life and Perennial Candidacy of the Progressive Republican. He was a consultant on the published books, The Jews in America, A Day in the Life of Israel and Jerusalem in the Shadow of Heaven. His personal library of 15,000 volumes is widely recognized as one of the finest libraries of American political history and biography in the United States.

A three-course lunch will be served. The price is $45, with old tickets for lunch from the Sir Francis Drake accepted as a partial payment of $35. If you require a vegetarian, gluten free, or vegan lunch, please email President Mary.

Remote attendance via Zoom is available at no charge. Register here for Zoom attendance only.

For in-person attendees: Please note that once President Mary provides the headcount to the Hotel Nikko on the Friday before our Tuesday meeting, we will be billed for that count regardless of whether you show or not. Therefore, it is important to let her know if you are unable to attend after registering, but no later than Sunday night. If you are a no-show without notifying her ahead of time, the Club will be billed the cost of the meal and will have to pass the cost down to you. We hope to not have to do this.

Proof of Vaccination and Masks Required

To maximize the health and safety of Rotarians, guests, speakers, staff at the Hotel Nikko (where we meet), and those who may potentially be in a high-risk category for complications due to COVID-19, the Rotary Club of San Francisco REQUIRES all members and guests, regardless of vaccination status, to wear a face covering mask during the meeting except while eating.

On August 12, 2021, the City and County of San Francisco placed proof of COVID-19 vaccination on patrons entering establishments where food/beverages are served. Acceptable proofs of vaccination include the CDC vaccination card, a physical or digital copy of that card, documentation from a healthcare provider, or a personal digital COVID-19 vaccination record issued by the State of California. Businesses subject to this new requirement must cross check proof of full vaccination against each patron’s photo identification. 

The Club believes that these policies are consistent with Rotary's Four-Way Test as well as with the current guidelines of the CDC and the San Francisco Department of Public Health. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

The Community Service Committee meeting will be held on the first Wednesday of every other month starting in August 2021. During grant season, the Community Services Committee will hold a special session to discuss grants for the new upcoming fiscal year.

Our Community Service Meetings will discuss local domestic projects that are conducted by Club members and volunteers. During conversations, we will discuss current Club projects, financial spending for Club-approved projects, volunteer opportunities to serve, and overall Club communications. 

Committee members and anyone interested in new projects, project leadership, and volunteering for projects are always welcome and encouraged.

As we slowly exit the COVID-19 pandemic, all meetings will be continue to be conducted via Zoom unless arranged in advance with the Committee.  

Please register online and login information will be sent to you. If you have questions or want more information, please do not hesitate to contact Bob Hermann, Vice President of Community Service (2020-2022).

REGISTER HERE

You are invited to the perfect opportunity to socialize, relax, and watch the San Francisco Fleet Week Air Show! This opportunity to view is sponsored and organized by the Rotary Club of San Francisco. 

• 4 tickets to the event
• Display table for marketing materials
• Special recognition during the event and in all marketing materials 
• Children under 18 are welcome to attend complimentary with this level of ticket purchase.

• Available before September 27, 2021
• One ticket to the event 
• Children under 18 are welcome to attend complimentary with this level of ticket purchase

• Available starting September 27, 2021
• One ticket to the event
• Children under 18 are welcome to attend complimentary with this level of ticket purchase

The story of the Chinese immigrant experience and the evolution of San Francisco Chinatown is a story of resilience. Arriving with negative power and the deck stacked against them, the Chinese have displayed an ability to adapt and bend to changing conditions, fight when necessary, and apply the ideals underlying our founding father's words of this emerging democracy to advance the rights of not only the Chinese but disenfranchised and marginalized groups throughout this country. Marc Pomerleau will provide a broad survey of some of the highlights of this journey over the last 170 years and offer a perspective of what this means today, especially for the AAPI youth inheriting this proud legacy. 

Marc is a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach, strategy consultant, speaker, facilitator, designer of live experiences, and writer/producer of short films. His current short films, Seeking Home and Empress Yee and the Magical History of Chinatown, have been selected to showcase at the Silicon Valley Asian Pacific Film Festival on October 2 at the AMC in Sunnyvale. 

A three-course lunch will be served. The price is $45, with old tickets for lunch from the Sir Francis Drake accepted as a partial payment of $35. If you require a vegetarian, gluten free, or vegan lunch, please email President Mary.

Remote attendance via Zoom is available at no charge. Register here for Zoom attendance only

Proof of Vaccination and Masks Required

To maximize the health and safety of Rotarians, guests, speakers, staff at the Hotel Nikko (where we meet), and those who may potentially be in a high-risk category for complications due to COVID-19, the Rotary Club of San Francisco REQUIRES all members and guests, regardless of vaccination status, to wear a face covering mask during the meeting except while eating.

On August 12, 2021, the City and County of San Francisco placed proof of COVID-19 vaccination on patrons entering establishments where food/beverages are served. Acceptable proofs of vaccination include the CDC vaccination card, a physical or digital copy of that card, documentation from a healthcare provider, or a personal digital COVID-19 vaccination record issued by the State of California. Businesses subject to this new requirement must cross check proof of full vaccination against each patron’s photo identification. 

The Club believes that these policies are consistent with Rotary's Four-Way Test as well as with the current guidelines of the CDC and the San Francisco Department of Public Health. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

A top priority for Rotary is growing and diversifying our membership to make sure we reflect the communities we serve and are inclusive of all cultures, experiences, and identities. Join us for the next Membership Committee to help build and maintain an engaged and inclusive membership. 

Committee members and anyone interested in helping to build and maintain an engaged and inclusive membership are welcome. 

Please register, and login information will be sent to you. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Nancy Graydon, Vice President of Membership.

The Vocational Services Committee of the Rotary Club of San Francisco has partnered with Pat Johnson, a Bay Area photographer, to provide an amazing opportunity for you to get a professional headshot during a business networking event! Pat Johnson has done a lot of work with musicians, actors, and professional athletes. Please visit his website to see his work. 

Street parking should not be a problem. There is also parking at the Mission Bartlett Garage, just one block away. 

All attendees are required to show proof of COVID vaccination. The Club believes that this policy is consistent with Rotary's Four-Way Test as well as with the current guidelines of the CDC and the San Francisco Department of Public Health. Thank you.

During the event we will learn more about each other's businesses and how we can help each other! Registration is limited to 25 people. The cost is $40. Snacks and beverages will be provided. Register now!

Questions: Please contact Sunny Singh

Drivers (limited to six) needed to pick up pre-packaged meals at The Arc San Francisco, 1500 Howard Street (cross street is 11th Street) and deliver to either Arc Mercy Community (Haight), Arc Bay Street Apartments (North Beach) or select individual residences of Arc participants who are experiencing food insecurity. Exact directions will be provided when you pick up the meals.

Hand delivery of meals must occur between 4 PM and 5:30 PM in advance of the Monday Night Dinner Club with Friends Like Me via Zoom to be held on the first and third Monday of each month. We recommend that each driver come with a companion so that one can wait in the car while the other person hands out the meal. We also recommend that you wear a facial mask covering over both the nose and the mouth when meeting the recipient. IMPORTANT:  If you sign up and cannot participate for any reason, please notify Lance Scott at least 24 hours in advance.

Members of our Club are invited to join the Zoom call on Monday, October 18, 2021 from 5:30 PM to 6 PM for fellowship with friends at The Arc. Please contact Lance Scott at least 24 hours in advance for the link.

In the age of social media and a 24-hour news cycle, government and public health entities found themselves batting both a virus and an “infodemic” – an overabundance of information (including misinformation and disinformation), causing distress, and making it difficult for people to find trustworthy and reliable guidance to make informed decisions. It suddenly became Laine’s job to be Marin’s public-facing expert on COVID-19 – the person who would explain the sustainable behavior changes required to mitigate the impact of the virus. She had to learn a great deal about public health and epidemiology so she could credibly alleviate panic and encourage appropriate action – including adapting to new concepts like “social distancing” and adhering to novel “shelter in place” orders - when swift, clear and accurate communication was critical.

Laine Hendricks has 15+ years’ experience in public relations, supporting public, nonprofit and not-for-profit organizations focused on social service, health care, and environmental causes.  She has been with Marin County government since 2016. Laine served as our 2014-2015 Club President, and will serve as our District Governor in the 2023-2024 Rotary year.

A three-course lunch will be served. The price is $45, with old tickets for lunch from the Sir Francis Drake accepted as a partial payment of $35. If you require a vegetarian, gluten free, or vegan lunch, please email President Mary.

Remote attendance via Zoom is available at no charge. Register here for Zoom attendance only

Proof of Vaccination and Masks Required

To maximize the health and safety of Rotarians, guests, speakers, staff at the Hotel Nikko (where we meet), and those who may potentially be in a high-risk category for complications due to COVID-19, the Rotary Club of San Francisco REQUIRES all members and guests, regardless of vaccination status, to wear a face covering mask during the meeting except while eating.

On August 12, 2021, the City and County of San Francisco placed proof of COVID-19 vaccination on patrons entering establishments where food/beverages are served. Acceptable proofs of vaccination include the CDC vaccination card, a physical or digital copy of that card, documentation from a healthcare provider, or a personal digital COVID-19 vaccination record issued by the State of California. Businesses subject to this new requirement must cross check proof of full vaccination against each patron’s photo identification. 

The Club believes that these policies are consistent with Rotary's Four-Way Test as well as with the current guidelines of the CDC and the San Francisco Department of Public Health. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Club members are welcomed to join the meeting of the Board of Directors of the San Francisco Rotary Foundation (SFRF). For connection information, please contact SFRF President Dan Joraanstad.

Rotary International District 5150 invites you to support World Polio Day on Sunday, October 24, 2021 by participating in the Rotary Race to End Polio with Rotarians, Friends of Rotary, and local community members. The morning begins with a fun and team-oriented, urban scavenger-hunt adventure in Fisherman's Wharf followed by lunch and prizes. For more details and the complete schedule, see here.

To register, pay, and select a meal choice, go here. Please note that registration closes at 5:00 p.m. PDT on Sunday, October 17, 2021 and that the t-shirt is only available to the first 200 registrants.

$25 of each adult ticket sold for Rotary Race to End Polio benefits the Polio Plus Fund of The Rotary Foundation, helping Rotary and its partners reach every child with the polio vaccine. You are encouraged to donate more here. Together, we will continue to raise awareness, funds, and support to END POLIO, a vaccine-preventable and highly contagious disease that still threatens children in parts of the world today. 

Club members are welcomed to join the monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rotary Club of San Francisco and the Board of Trustees of Rotary Service, Inc. For connection information, please contact President Mary Liu.

Join us for our monthly Development Committee meeting. Committee members and any members interested in development for the Rotary Club of San Francisco are welcome. Please register, and login information will be sent to you. The Development Committee will meet for 30 minutes and will discuss a variety of topics to maximize fundraising for the Rotary Club of San Francisco. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Miranti Ojong, Vice President of Development.

Join your fellow Rotarians for a night of virtual musical bingo and a Halloween costume contest. This is not an ordinary game of bingo; musical bingo is played to music, not with the typical letters and numbers! The event will be led by a group that will provide the game and the entertainment.

Everyone will receive two virtual bingo cards, and we will play four rounds of the game. Halloween costumes are encouraged, and prizes will be awarded to bingo winners and best costume.

This is a great event for new and prospective members and family members of all ages. Grab your favorite beverage or dinner and let’s play B-I-N-G-O!  

The cost is $30 per household to play on the same bingo cards together on the same Zoom link. Purchase tickets here, and join the fun and fellowship in a virtual setting. Advanced registration required. Connection instructions will be provided to all who register.

Drivers (limited to six) needed to pick up pre-packaged meals at The Arc San Francisco, 1500 Howard Street (cross street is 11th Street) and deliver to either Arc Mercy Community (Haight), Arc Bay Street Apartments (North Beach) or select individual residences of Arc participants who are experiencing food insecurity. Exact directions will be provided when you pick up the meals.

Hand delivery of meals must occur between 4 PM and 5:30 PM in advance of the Monday Night Dinner Club with Friends Like Me via Zoom to be held on the first and third Monday of each month. We recommend that each driver come with a companion so that one can wait in the car while the other person hands out the meal. We also recommend that you wear a facial mask covering over both the nose and the mouth when meeting the recipient. IMPORTANT:  If you sign up and cannot participate for any reason, please notify Lance Scott at least 24 hours in advance.

Members of our Club are invited to join the Zoom call on Monday, November 1, 2021 from 5:30 PM to 6 PM for fellowship with friends at The Arc. Please contact Lance Scott at least 24 hours in advance for the link.

A top priority for Rotary is growing and diversifying our membership to make sure we reflect the communities we serve and are inclusive of all cultures, experiences, and identities. Join us for the next Membership Committee to help build and maintain an engaged and inclusive membership. 

Committee members and anyone interested in helping to build and maintain an engaged and inclusive membership are welcome. 

Please register, and login information will be sent to you. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Nancy Graydon, Vice President of Membership.

Drivers (limited to six) needed to pick up pre-packaged meals at The Arc San Francisco, 1500 Howard Street (cross street is 11th Street) and deliver to either Arc Mercy Community (Haight), Arc Bay Street Apartments (North Beach) or select individual residences of Arc participants who are experiencing food insecurity. Exact directions will be provided when you pick up the meals.

Hand delivery of meals must occur between 4 PM and 5:30 PM in advance of the Monday Night Dinner Club with Friends Like Me via Zoom to be held on the first and third Monday of each month. We recommend that each driver come with a companion so that one can wait in the car while the other person hands out the meal. We also recommend that you wear a facial mask covering over both the nose and the mouth when meeting the recipient. IMPORTANT:  If you sign up and cannot participate for any reason, please notify Lance Scott at least 24 hours in advance.

Members of our Club are invited to join the Zoom call on Monday, November 15, 2021 from 5:30 PM to 6 PM for fellowship with friends at The Arc. Please contact Lance Scott at least 24 hours in advance for the link.

As we begin the holiday season, we want to spend time with each other reflecting on events, projects, or people that have made us thankful during such an extraordinary year. The absence of a guest speaker is by design, but don’t worry - that void will be filled with you socializing in small groups and breakout sessions. We’ll then reconvene as a group to share highlights and conclude the meeting with a special toast! It’s the last meeting before the Thanksgiving break, so bring your thanks and cheerfulness, and we’ll celebrate with a glass of champagne (or a drink of your choosing)! We’ll see you there!

A three-course lunch will be served. The price is $45, with old tickets for lunch from the Sir Francis Drake accepted as a partial payment of $35. If you require a vegetarian, gluten free, or vegan lunch, please email President Mary.

Remote attendance via Zoom is available at no charge. Register here for Zoom attendance only. 

For in-person attendees: Please note that once President Mary provides the headcount to the Hotel Nikko on the Friday before our Tuesday meeting, we will be billed for that count regardless of whether you show or not. Therefore, it is important to let her know if you are unable to attend after registering, but no later than Sunday night. If you are a no-show without notifying her ahead of time, the Club will be billed the cost of the meal and will have to pass the cost down to you. We hope to not have to do this.

Proof of Vaccination and Masks Required

To maximize the health and safety of Rotarians, guests, speakers, staff at the Hotel Nikko (where we meet), and those who may potentially be in a high-risk category for complications due to COVID-19, the Rotary Club of San Francisco REQUIRES all members and guests, regardless of vaccination status, to wear a face covering mask during the meeting except while eating.

On August 12, 2021, the City and County of San Francisco placed proof of COVID-19 vaccination on patrons entering establishments where food/beverages are served. Acceptable proofs of vaccination include the CDC vaccination card, a physical or digital copy of that card, documentation from a healthcare provider, or a personal digital COVID-19 vaccination record issued by the State of California. Businesses subject to this new requirement must cross check proof of full vaccination against each patron’s photo identification. 

The Club believes that these policies are consistent with Rotary's Four-Way Test as well as with the current guidelines of the CDC and the San Francisco Department of Public Health. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Wishing you a bountiful and happy Thanksgiving 2021. There is NO Rotary luncheon this week.

Club members are welcomed to join the monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rotary Club of San Francisco and the Board of Trustees of Rotary Service, Inc. For connection information, please contact President Mary Liu.

The Community Service Committee meeting will be held on the first Wednesday of every other month starting in August 2021. During grant season, the Community Services Committee will hold a special session to discuss grants for the new upcoming fiscal year.

Our Community Service Meetings will discuss local domestic projects that are conducted by Club members and volunteers. During conversations, we will discuss current Club projects, financial spending for Club-approved projects, volunteer opportunities to serve, and overall Club communications. 

Committee members and anyone interested in new projects, project leadership, and volunteering for projects are always welcome and encouraged.

As we slowly exit the COVID-19 pandemic, all meetings will be continue to be conducted via Zoom unless arranged in advance with the Committee.  

Please register online and login information will be sent to you. If you have questions or want more information, please do not hesitate to contact Bob Hermann, Vice President of Community Service (2020-2022).

REGISTER HERE

A top priority for Rotary is growing and diversifying our membership to make sure we reflect the communities we serve and are inclusive of all cultures, experiences, and identities. Join us for the next Membership Committee to help build and maintain an engaged and inclusive membership. 

Committee members and anyone interested in helping to build and maintain an engaged and inclusive membership are welcome. 

Please register, and login information will be sent to you. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Nancy Graydon, Vice President of Membership.

Join us for our monthly Development Committee meeting. Committee members and any members interested in development for the Rotary Club of San Francisco are welcome. Please register, and login information will be sent to you. The Development Committee will meet for 30 minutes and will discuss a variety of topics to maximize fundraising for the Rotary Club of San Francisco. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Miranti Ojong, Vice President of Development.

A top priority for Rotary is growing and diversifying our membership to make sure we reflect the communities we serve and are inclusive of all cultures, experiences, and identities. Join us for the next Membership Committee to help build and maintain an engaged and inclusive membership. 

Committee members and anyone interested in helping to build and maintain an engaged and inclusive membership are welcome. 

Please register, and login information will be sent to you. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Nancy Graydon, Vice President of Membership.

Club members are welcomed to join the meeting of the Board of Directors of the San Francisco Rotary Foundation (SFRF). For connection information, please contact SFRF President Dan Joraanstad.

Club members are welcomed to join the monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rotary Club of San Francisco and the Board of Trustees of Rotary Service, Inc. For connection information, please contact President Mary Liu.

Join us for our monthly Development Committee meeting. Committee members and any members interested in development for the Rotary Club of San Francisco are welcome. Please register, and login information will be sent to you. The Development Committee will meet for 30 minutes and will discuss a variety of topics to maximize fundraising for the Rotary Club of San Francisco. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Miranti Ojong, Vice President of Development.

The Community Service Committee meeting will be held on the first Wednesday of every other month starting in August 2021. During grant season, the Community Services Committee will hold a special session to discuss grants for the new upcoming fiscal year.

Our Community Service Meetings will discuss local domestic projects that are conducted by Club members and volunteers. During conversations, we will discuss current Club projects, financial spending for Club-approved projects, volunteer opportunities to serve, and overall Club communications. 

Committee members and anyone interested in new projects, project leadership, and volunteering for projects are always welcome and encouraged.

As we slowly exit the COVID-19 pandemic, all meetings will be continue to be conducted via Zoom unless arranged in advance with the Committee.  

Please register online and login information will be sent to you. If you have questions or want more information, please do not hesitate to contact Bob Hermann, Vice President of Community Service (2020-2022).

REGISTER HERE

A top priority for Rotary is growing and diversifying our membership to make sure we reflect the communities we serve and are inclusive of all cultures, experiences, and identities. Join us for the next Membership Committee to help build and maintain an engaged and inclusive membership. 

Committee members and anyone interested in helping to build and maintain an engaged and inclusive membership are welcome. 

Please register, and login information will be sent to you. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Nancy Graydon, Vice President of Membership.

Club members are welcomed to join the monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Rotary Club of San Francisco and the Board of Trustees of Rotary Service, Inc. For connection information, please contact President Mary Liu.

Join us for our monthly Development Committee meeting. Committee members and any members interested in development for the Rotary Club of San Francisco are welcome. Please register, and login information will be sent to you. The Development Committee will meet for 30 minutes and will discuss a variety of topics to maximize fundraising for the Rotary Club of San Francisco. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Miranti Ojong, Vice President of Development.

SAVE THE DATE! On Emergency Services Day, the Rotary Club of San Francisco annually honors outstanding representatives of the departments that we depend on for our public safety: Fire, Police, Sheriff, and Coast Guard.

We will honor first responders for heroic acts and for quietly transforming the quality of service provided to the community, such as the successful implementation of an innovative idea or unwavering dedication in the midst of a personal or organizational challenge.

All of the honorees are selected by the chief of each department. Even more important, “Emergency Services Day” provides a public forum where department chiefs thank and congratulate the award winners.

We'll hear the story of each of the honorees. The Club awards each honoree with a night on the town with their special someone.

This is one of the most popular luncheons of the Rotary year. All of the honorees will attend along with friends, family, and the top brass of each department. This year, we are expanding the program by inviting more community leaders to participate so we can provide even more powerful recognition to these tireless public servants.

A top priority for Rotary is growing and diversifying our membership to make sure we reflect the communities we serve and are inclusive of all cultures, experiences, and identities. Join us for the next Membership Committee to help build and maintain an engaged and inclusive membership. 

Committee members and anyone interested in helping to build and maintain an engaged and inclusive membership are welcome. 

Please register, and login information will be sent to you. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Nancy Graydon, Vice President of Membership.