Rotary District 5150 stretches across Marin, San Francisco and San Mateo counties of the San Francisco Bay area. Our Rotary club members are people of action and inspired individuals who translate their passions into relevant social causes to change lives in communities, both locally and globally. Rotary International forms a global network of business, professional, and community leaders who volunteer their time and talents to serve communities and form strong, lasting friendships in the process. Join us!
We are delighted to announce that Stan Wong is the District Rotarian of the Month for October.
Stan joined the Rotary Club of SF Chinatown in 2023 and has since brought his spirit of volunteerism and a “can do” attitude in everything he touches.
The District 5080 Relief Fund will be the mechanism from which District 5080 can provide the needed support to volunteers and individuals in need.
The District 5080 Disaster Relief Committee will develop a plan for how these funds can support all areas of District 5080 over the coming weeks and months. This includes British Columbia, Stevens County, and Spokane County.
Donations don't have to be large to help—any amount makes a difference. DONATE HERE
Disaster Aid USA is on the ground in Spokane preparing to assist with the cleanup effort and is seeking volunteers. You don't have to be a Rotarian!
Volunteer Opportunity
Dan Crawford, a Rotarian from the Coeur Alene (Friday) club and a leader within Disaster Aid USA, will coordinate our Rotary disaster response.
If you are able, please answer the call to serve by clicking here; then select “Northwest Fires Rotary 5080 Volunteer Opportunity” (https://volunteer.
Here's a QR code to make your donation even easier!
Some Rotarians serve their local community. Others travel into the heart of a war zone to bring hope, healing, and lifesaving aid. Noel Sutter and Tom Warren exemplify Rotary's motto, Service Above Self.
Since joining the Rotary Club of Central Marin in August 2023, Noel and Tom have completed five humanitarian missions to Ukraine and are preparing for their sixth mission this fall.
In the most fragile days of life, the difference between struggle and strength can be measured in ounces. Whether a newborn is fighting for their first breath or a mother is navigating the challenges of recovery, a simple act of support can be life-changing.
This July, as we focus on Maternal and Child Health in District 5150, remember that our commitment to "The Season of Love" isn't just about programs—it’s about the profound human connection of neighbors helping neighbors.
