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 Bob Hermann.

Join us for an evening of cultural exchange, tradition, and Turkish hospitality as we come together for our second annual iftar dinner on Tuesday, March 25, at Troya Mediterranean Kitchen.

Ramadan is the holiest month in Islam, observed by millions of people worldwide, including in Türkiye, where it holds a special place in the hearts of many. It is a time of fasting, self-reflection, and community, where Muslims abstain from food and drink from sunrise to sunset, focusing on spiritual growth, gratitude, and acts of charity. The day-long fast is broken each evening at iftar, a meal shared with family, friends, and neighbors — an experience that embodies the spirit of unity and generosity.

A Special Turkish Iftar Experience
This year’s iftar will showcase a traditional Turkish-style Ramadan dinner, highlighting the flavors and customs of Türkiye’s rich culinary and cultural heritage. In Türkiye, Ramadan is more than just fasting; it is a time when communities come together to share meals, mosques stay open late for prayers, and the streets come alive with a festive atmosphere. From the pre-dawn drumming of the Ramazan Davulcusu (Ramadan drummer) to long, joyful dinners filled with conversation and laughter, Ramadan in Türkiye is a deeply social and cherished time.

At our iftar, we will start the evening at 7:00 PM, sharing insights into the significance of Ramadan and its traditions. Once the sun sets at 7:30 PM, we will break the fast together with a carefully prepared selection of Turkish dishes, just as they would be enjoyed in homes across Türkiye.

What to Expect

• A variety of traditional Turkish dishes, reflecting the flavors of a true Ramadan feast.
• One soft drink included, with Turkish tea served after dinner.
• No alcohol will be served in accordance with Ramadan customs.
• A welcoming atmosphere, open to everyone, regardless of background or faith.
• This is an opportunity to experience the warmth and hospitality of a Turkish-style Ramadan dinner, learn about its traditions, and connect with fellow Club members and guests over a shared meal.

The cost is $60 per person, which includes the food, drinks, and fellowship. If you have dietary restrictions, please specify when buying tickets. The last day to buy tickets is Saturday, March 22, 2025 so that we can give a final count to the restaurant. NO WALK-INS ACCEPTED. 

Please note that ticket sales are non-refundable but may be transferred to another attendee.

If you have questions regarding this event, please contact Ozan Yasavur.

This is a special event of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, open to all Rotarians, visiting Rotarians, prospective members, and guests.

Parking: Street parking is available but hard to find. The nearest paid parking garage is the Japantown Fillmore St Annex Garage located at 1650 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA 94115.

Photo Policy and Disclaimer: By attending events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to publish photos of you as an attendee at our events. If you have questions about this policy, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

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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. The Development Committee will meet for an hour 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 Maureen O'Shea, Vice President of Development.

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In celebration of the Korean Independence Movement Day on March 1st, we will watch Dongju: The Portrait of a Poet, a Korean film about Yun Dongju, one of the most beloved Korean poets. Through the life story of this brilliant poet, the movie shows how many Korean scholars were imprisoned and abused by the Japanese during the Japanese colonization of Korea. Through the poet's powerful words, the audience will see and feel the human spirit yearning for creativity, passion, and freedom.

After the screening, Dr. Stellie Kim, a member of our Club who grew up in Korea, will lead a discussion on Korean literature and history, reflecting on the impact of Yun Dongju’s work. We will also enjoy a selection of traditional Korean dishes, immersing ourselves further into Korean culture.

This 110-minute film is not rated, but not recommended for young children due to its mature themes of oppression, political tension, and a tragic storyline based on the life of a real poet during a difficult historical period in Korea. The film will be shown in Korean with English subtitles.

This event is sponsored by the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committees of the Rotary Club of San Francisco and of District 5150.

Sign up now! Space is limited and registration is available through March 27. The ticket price of $30 includes the film, snacks, wine and non-alcoholic beverages, plus dinner and discussion after the film.

Parking: There is no charge to park on Sundays in the garage located across from Rotary Terrace. Street parking is available free of charge on Sundays. Do not park in the Rotary Terrace garage, as it is exclusively reserved for residents.

Photo Policy and Disclaimer: By attending events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to publish photos of you as an attendee at our events. If you have questions about this policy, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

Email Policy and Disclaimer: By registering online for events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to use your email to invite you to future events. If you have questions about this policy or wish to opt out at any time, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

One of Rick Laubscher’s earliest memories, he said, is of riding as a 5-year-old with his mother on one of San Francisco’s old streetcars down Market Street on the way to see a circus. Laubscher, now 75, says he doesn’t remember a thing about the circus, but he vividly recalls the rumble and roar and the gonging bells of the trolley that took him there. “The whole thing was just magical to me, and I never forgot it,” said Laubscher, who has spent the last 42 years working to keep vintage streetcars and cable cars a working part of San Francisco’s transit system.

Laubscher earned a master's degree from the Columbia School of Journalism and received a Pulitzer Fellowship. Upon graduation, he used the fellowship to spend a year traveling and reporting from different locations around the world. In 1977, he returned to San Francisco to report for KRON-TV. In 1978, Laubscher was one of the first reporters on the scene at the Moscone–Milk assassinations. His coverage of the event earned an Emmy award. He also covered the Jonestown massacre the same year.

In 1981, Laubscher left reporting and transitioned to a public relations career as an executive with the Bechtel Group. After 18 years with the Bechtel Group, he left to found his own communications company, Messagesmith.

In 1982, The City was planning to retire its surface streetcars in favor of new SFMTA trains and buses. Laubscher, a fourth-generation San Franciscan, was chair of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce’s transportation committee. He organized a streetcar festival as a visitor’s attraction. The historic trolley festival he launched with then-Mayor Dianne Feinstein the next summer was so popular that it ran for five summers, and its service was later made permanent.

Rick is the founding Board Chair of The City Club of San Francisco, a business-social organization located in the historic Stock Exchange Tower. He currently serves as Board Chair of Union Square Foundation, supporting Union Square Alliance with arts, music, and safety activities.

Register here for In Person or Zoom attendance.

For in-person attendees: We welcome all attendees! The in-person registration cost for all adults and children is $45 until 11:59 AM on Friday, March 28, 2025. The meeting cost increases to $60 at noon and beyond on March 28, 2025 and includes any walk-ins on Tuesday, April 1.

The Hotel Nikko holds us to the headcount that we submit on Friday at noon, prior to our Tuesday meeting, whether those registered attend or not. In Rotary spirit, thanks for helping us to maintain a good relationship with our host hotel. 

For attendance via Zoom: For those who wish to participate via Zoom, there is a $15 fee to attend.

Parking: If you are driving to the Hotel Nikko for this meeting, please leave your car with the Hotel Nikko valet. Pick up a validation sticker available at our check-in table. The discounted parking is $25 for three hours.

Photo Policy and Disclaimer: By attending events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to publish photos of you as an attendee at our events. If you have questions about this policy, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

Email Policy and Disclaimer: By registering online for events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to use your email to invite you to future events. If you have questions about this policy or wish to opt out at any time, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

Join us for the next Speakers Committee meeting. Committee members and anyone interested in this Committee are welcome. Please register for more information.

The Community Service Committee meeting will be held on the first Wednesday of every other month starting in August 2024. Our next meeting is on April 2 starting at 6 PM.

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.

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 Darlene Wilson, Vice President of Community Service (2024-2026).

This meet-and-greet is an opportunity for new and prospective members to get better acquainted with each other as well as with a few Club leaders and longer-term members. The evening promises to be fun and informative. Enjoy new friends and conversation. Hear of service opportunities in our community. Network with leaders in the business community. Learn about Rotary. 

Light food and refreshments will be provided. The address is made available to everyone who RSVPs. The location is in San Francisco easily accessible and near public transportation. 

Everyone must register. Feel free to bring guests. If you bring a guest, please be sure they also register.

Join us for the next DEI Committee meeting. Committee members and anyone interested in this Committee are welcome. Please register for more information.

Blue Bear School of Music is the original school of rock and roll. It was founded as “Blue Bear Waltzes School of Genuine Music” in the summer of 1971. For over 50 years, Blue Bear has provided music education to the community and has an active outreach program to underserved neighborhoods that provides free music education to kids at over 20 sites in San Francisco. All ages, from tykes to seniors, participate in classes, individual instruction, and band workshops. In 1978 operations moved from the original storefront on Ocean Avenue to Fort Mason Center, where Blue Bear has thrived and evolved to its current state of more than 850 music-loving students per quarter.  

Blue Bear’s current Board of Trustees and Staff includes Peter Logan who is an active member in our Rotary Club!.  Day-to-day operations are under the direction of Dennis Criteser, a former student who has been associated with the school since 1979, and co-founder Dr. Steven Savage. Dr. Savage is the Executive Director and President of the Board of Trustees at Blue Bear School of Music. 

In today’s program, Steve Savage will introduce the school, and then, we will be treated to a performance by talented students and staff.

Register here for In Person or Zoom attendance.

For in-person attendees: We welcome all attendees! The in-person registration cost for all adults and children is $45 until 11:59 AM on Friday, April 4, 2025. The meeting cost increases to $60 at noon and beyond on April 4, 2025 and includes any walk-ins on Tuesday, April 8.

The Hotel Nikko holds us to the headcount that we submit on Friday at noon, prior to our Tuesday meeting, whether those registered attend or not. In Rotary spirit, thanks for helping us to maintain a good relationship with our host hotel. 

For attendance via Zoom: For those who wish to participate via Zoom, there is a $15 fee to attend.

Parking: If you are driving to the Hotel Nikko for this meeting, please leave your car with the Hotel Nikko valet. Pick up a validation sticker available at our check-in table. The discounted parking is $25 for three hours.

Photo Policy and Disclaimer: By attending events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to publish photos of you as an attendee at our events. If you have questions about this policy, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

Email Policy and Disclaimer: By registering online for events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to use your email to invite you to future events. If you have questions about this policy or wish to opt out at any time, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

Join us for the next International Service Committee meeting in 2024-2025. Committee members and anyone interested in International service projects are welcome. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Stephen Geisheker.

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. Our monthly meetings begin at 4 PM.

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

Members of the Rotary Club of San Francisco are invited to celebrate Passover with a traditional evening Seder at the home of a friend of our Club located in the St. Francis Woods neighborhood of San Francisco.

The Seder is a meal that starts with the retelling of the story of how the Jews were liberated from slavery in ancient Egypt and a reminder of our obligation to build a better world or all (in other words, Service Above Self).

The menu will feature foods traditionally enjoyed by Jewish families at Passover Seders, including gefilte fish, matzo ball soup, braised beef brisket, roast chicken, matzo kugel, vegetables, wine and non-alcoholic beverages, and dessert. While there will be options for those who avoid gluten, we cannot offer a vegetarian or vegan option. Dress is business casual.

Our hostess keeps a strictly Kosher home, fully adhering to all of the dietary rules followed by observant, including special rules for the eight-day Passover holiday (from sundown April 12 until sundown on April 20 in 2025).

Because space is very limited, this event is open only to Club members. No guests. More information, including the location, will be provided when you register.

The cost of this event is $45 per person. Click on the button to register and pay. The deadline to register is April 11, 2025.

Join Family House, a grant partner of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, for an opportunity to prep, cook, serve, and clean up an Italian dinner for their community. Volunteers will serve approximately 70 people, and Family House staff will be on site to provide support.

Event is limited to 10 people. Register now to save your spot.

Parking is available on the street. 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.

Family House serves as a home away from home for families of children with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses by providing physical comfort and emotional support, free from financial concerns. Founded in 1981, Family House is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization providing temporary housing to families of seriously ill children receiving treatment at the University of California San Francisco Benioff Children’s Hospital. Qualifying families live more than 50 miles from UCSF, and many live at or below the low-income status as determined by UCSF. Family House sustains nearly a 100% occupancy rate and can accommodate 250 people per night. Over the course of a year, Family House serves more than 4,000 families.

Year Round Toy Drive (Optional): To make an extra special impact, each volunteer is requested to bring an unwrapped toy. Toys are given out all year round through Fozzy’s Toy Room – where every time a family checks in with a patient and/or sibling, they get to pick out a toy. This will be an ongoing need as Family House currently goes through 85 toys per week!

Elevate your Rotary experience by joining the Club Services Committee! Our top priority is enhancing the services and experiences that we offer to our members. We focus on creating a vibrant and welcoming community, optimizing Club operations, and exploring innovative initiatives.

Whether you're a seasoned member or new to Rotary, your insights and dedication are valuable. Together, we shape the future of our Club and ensure an inclusive environment for all.

Our monthly meeting begins at 5:30 PM. Your active participation fuels our Club's growth.

If you have questions or want more information, please contact Ozan Yasavur, Vice President of Club Services. 

The Grant Review Committee meets to consider the 2025 grant submissions. Register here to join this meeting.

If you have questions, please contact President-Elect Frank Yoke.

Join us for our Club's NEXT EVENING MEETING. This meeting and all subsequent evening meetings do NOT replace the weekly Tuesday luncheon meetings which will continue. 

At this evening meeting, 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.

So that we can plan the space, we ask that you please register. Feel free to bring guest(s) and register them as well.

MoMo's is located directly across from the San Francisco Giants Oracle Park. There is no game or concert scheduled this evening. You can park in the neighborhood or take public transportation. 

• The “N” Judah MUNI railcar stops at 2nd and King Station, adjacent to Oracle Park and to MoMo’s.
• The “T” Third Street/Central Subway line stops at 4th and King Station, one block from Oracle Park and MoMo’s
• The 30 Stockton and 45 Union/Stockton MUNI bus lines stop near the ballpark at the CalTrain Depot, one block from MoMo’s.
• 280 West Freeway from King Street is 3 traffic lights or 3 blocks away once you exit King Street.

Photo Policy and Disclaimer: By attending events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to publish photos of you as an attendee at our events. If you have questions about this policy, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

Email Policy and Disclaimer: By registering online for events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to use your email to invite you to future events. If you have questions about this policy or wish to opt out at any time, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

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 Bob Hermann.

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. The Development Committee will meet for an hour 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 Maureen O'Shea, Vice President of Development.

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We'll be assembling 150 brand new bikes for distribution to kids in Kindergarten through 4th grade in the Bayview Area of San Francisco. This Bike Build is a partnership among the Rotary Club of San Francisco, the Bayview Hunters Point YMCA, YBike, Gay For Good, the San Francisco Sheriff's Department, and 1-800-GOT-JUNK?.  

We'll begin building the bikes at 8 AM in the YMCA gymnasium so that we can have them ready for the families when they arrive at 1 PM. We plan to distribute outside in the YMCA parking lot off of Quesada Avenue. The children and their families will be able to choose their bike as well as receive a free helmet and bike lock. We will also have an area for the children to ride and learn bike safety. 

Breakfast and lunch will be provided to volunteers. Volunteers will be expected to help with clean-up at the end of the event. Rotarians, Rotaractors, Interactors, partner organizations, friends, and family are all welcome. Rotarians: Please wear Rotary-themed gear. Everyone: Long pants and closed-toe shoes are recommended for the bike assembly portion.

Instructions: You may sign up for the entire day or just the bike assembly from 8 AM-12 noon or the bike distribution and clean-up from 11:30 AM-3:30 PM.

Any questions, please contact Brian Lan.

Photo Policy and Disclaimer: By attending events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to publish photos of you as an attendee at our events. If you have questions about this policy, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

Email Policy and Disclaimer: By registering online for events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to use your email to invite you to future events. If you have questions about this policy or wish to opt out at any time,  please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com. 

The Grant Review Committee meets to consider the 2025 grant submissions. Register here to join this meeting.

If you have questions, please contact President-Elect Frank Yoke.

Join us for the next DEI Committee meeting. Committee members and anyone interested in this Committee are welcome. Please register for more information.

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. Our monthly meetings begin at 4 PM.

Please register, and login information will be sent to you. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Margaret Miley, 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 Bob Hermann.

Elevate your Rotary experience by joining the Club Services Committee! Our top priority is enhancing the services and experiences that we offer to our members. We focus on creating a vibrant and welcoming community, optimizing Club operations, and exploring innovative initiatives.

Whether you're a seasoned member or new to Rotary, your insights and dedication are valuable. Together, we shape the future of our Club and ensure an inclusive environment for all.

Our monthly meeting begins at 5:30 PM. Your active participation fuels our Club's growth.

If you have questions or want more information, please contact Ozan Yasavur, Vice President of Club Services. 

Join us for our Club's NEXT EVENING MEETING. This meeting and all subsequent evening meetings do NOT replace the weekly Tuesday luncheon meetings which will continue. 

At this evening meeting, 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.

So that we can plan the space, we ask that you please register. Feel free to bring guest(s) and register them as well.

MoMo's is located directly across from the San Francisco Giants Oracle Park. There is no game or concert scheduled this evening. You can park in the neighborhood or take public transportation. 

• The “N” Judah MUNI railcar stops at 2nd and King Station, adjacent to Oracle Park and to MoMo’s.
• The “T” Third Street/Central Subway line stops at 4th and King Station, one block from Oracle Park and MoMo’s
• The 30 Stockton and 45 Union/Stockton MUNI bus lines stop near the ballpark at the CalTrain Depot, one block from MoMo’s.
• 280 West Freeway from King Street is 3 traffic lights or 3 blocks away once you exit King Street.

Photo Policy and Disclaimer: By attending events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to publish photos of you as an attendee at our events. If you have questions about this policy, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

Email Policy and Disclaimer: By registering online for events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to use your email to invite you to future events. If you have questions about this policy or wish to opt out at any time, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

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. The Development Committee will meet for an hour 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 Maureen O'Shea, Vice President of Development.

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Join us for the next DEI Committee meeting. Committee members and anyone interested in this Committee are welcome. Please register for more information.

The Community Service Committee meeting will be held on the first Wednesday of every other month starting in August 2024. Our next meeting is on June 4 starting at 6 PM.

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.

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 Darlene Wilson, Vice President of Community Service (2024-2026).

Join us for the next International Service Committee meeting in 2024-2025. Committee members and anyone interested in International service projects are welcome. If you have questions or want more information, please contact Stephen Geisheker. 

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. Our monthly meetings begin at 4 PM.

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

Join us for our Club's NEXT EVENING MEETING. This meeting and all subsequent evening meetings do NOT replace the weekly Tuesday luncheon meetings which will continue. 

At this evening meeting, 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.

So that we can plan the space, we ask that you please register. Feel free to bring guest(s) and register them as well.

MoMo's is located directly across from the San Francisco Giants Oracle Park. There is no game or concert scheduled this evening. You can park in the neighborhood or take public transportation. 

• The “N” Judah MUNI railcar stops at 2nd and King Station, adjacent to Oracle Park and to MoMo’s.
• The “T” Third Street/Central Subway line stops at 4th and King Station, one block from Oracle Park and MoMo’s
• The 30 Stockton and 45 Union/Stockton MUNI bus lines stop near the ballpark at the CalTrain Depot, one block from MoMo’s.
• 280 West Freeway from King Street is 3 traffic lights or 3 blocks away once you exit King Street.

Photo Policy and Disclaimer: By attending events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to publish photos of you as an attendee at our events. If you have questions about this policy, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

Email Policy and Disclaimer: By registering online for events of the Rotary Club of San Francisco, you are giving to our Club your permission to use your email to invite you to future events. If you have questions about this policy or wish to opt out at any time, please contact sfrotary2@gmail.com.

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 Bob Hermann.

Rotarians are invited to attend in-person baby showers at the Homeless Prenatal Program (HPP)! We will distribute the diaper bags full of items that Rotarians recently assembled. There will be one shower in Spanish limited to two Rotarians and one shower in English limited to two Rotarians. You do not need to know Spanish to attend the Spanish shower. Translation will be available.

~Times for Spanish Shower:  Arrive at 9:30 AM; shower is from 10-12 noon.

~Times for English Shower:  Arrive at 12:30 PM; shower is from 1-3 PM.

When you register to attend a shower, please indicate in the comments whether you are attending the 10 AM shower or the 1 PM shower.

Elevate your Rotary experience by joining the Club Services Committee! Our top priority is enhancing the services and experiences that we offer to our members. We focus on creating a vibrant and welcoming community, optimizing Club operations, and exploring innovative initiatives.

Whether you're a seasoned member or new to Rotary, your insights and dedication are valuable. Together, we shape the future of our Club and ensure an inclusive environment for all.

Our monthly meeting begins at 5:30 PM. Your active participation fuels our Club's growth.

If you have questions or want more information, please contact Ozan Yasavur, Vice President of Club Services. 

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. The Development Committee will meet for an hour 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 Maureen O'Shea, Vice President of Development.

JOIN US HERE

RYLA Camp is five days long in summer 2025. RYLA Camp Staff must report to camp on Sunday, July 27, 2025. Contact Todd St Vrain for more information.