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18 Oct 2018 DARK. No Meeting No Lunch Meeting today Oct 18, 2018
25 Oct 2018 San Ramon Rotary President John Milich Club Business; Committee Reports; Updates from Members Oct 25, 2018
01 Nov 2018 Auction for Education Nov 01, 2018 - Nov 08, 2018 Get ready! The auction open this week. Please share the following information with all your friends and family: The Rotary Club of San Ramon's Online Auction for Education is about to start! The Online Auction is the single largest donor to the San Ramon Valley Education Foundation. The San Ramon Valley Unified School District is the 4th lowest funded school district in the state. The Education Foundation helps fill the education gaps, supports district initiatives, and creates fabulous learning opportunities through their Imagineering Classes. Please jump online and bid at www.SRVEF.org/Auction. You will find great items, adventures and experiences for you and your family. All of the proceeds will go to support the education needs of the students in the San Ramon Valley Unified School District.
01 Nov 2018 Elizabeth Perry How We Communicate Nov 01, 2018
08 Nov 2018 Jim Bell, Vietnam Veteran -Rotary Veterans Program Recognition of Service of local veterans - San Ramon Regional Medical Center Nov 08, 2018 RSPV required by November 1
08 Nov 2018 Veterans Day Lunch - San Ramon Regional Med Center Nov 08, 2018 11:45 AM – 1:15 PM Join your fellow Rotarians for a special lunch to recognize and honor our Veterans. Invite a veteran to be our guest at lunch. Speaker is Jim Bell, a Vietnam Veteran and Rotary Member from Fremont. No cost for guests to attend this lunch. Please RSVP by November 1.
22 Nov 2018 DARK. No Meeting Nov 22, 2018
29 Nov 2018 The Last Mile Presentation on Services of the The Last Mile Nov 29, 2018 www.thelastmile.org Nine years ago, Chris Redlitz entered San Quentin State Prison for the first time. Because of his background in venture capital, he was invited to speak to a group of men about business and entrepreneurship. He was so impressed by the men’s level of business knowledge and desire to learn, he began to nurture the idea of creating a Technology Accelerator inside the prison. His wife and business partner, Beverly Parenti, was not immediately enamored with the idea, but they agreed to immerse themselves into the issue of incarceration in America, and find a path to help resolve this daunting problem: The US contains 5% of the world population 25% of the world’s incarcerated population Since the 1970s our prison population has grown 700% Prison spending for state and federal institutions is nearly $48 BILLION a year Recidivism rate is over 60% Beverly agreed to join Chris on a journey to create The Last Mile (TLM). Since its inception The Last Mile has generated a groundswell of support for criminal justice across America. Never before have we experienced such a cooperative, non-partisan effort to curb the problem of mass incarceration. Imagine if we could break the cycle of incarceration and instead of spending tax dollars for prison, we could spend these tax dollars on higher education, and provide educational opportunities for youth in underserved communities. This would enable them to choose a different path than one of crime. With education and career training opportunities we could break the generational cycle of incarceration. There’s plenty of proof that the impact of one man’s incarceration is felt by families and communities for decades.
06 Dec 2018 OFFSITE Meeting -Alcosta Senior & Community Center Sharing and Serving a Holiday Lunch with local seniors Dec 06, 2018 Address is: Alcosta Senior and Community Center, 9300 Alcosta Blvd.
13 Dec 2018 Representatives from Alliance for Smiles Alliance for Smiles Dec 13, 2018 In October of 2004 six members of the Rotary Club of San Francisco founded Alliance for Smiles (AfS). Each of them had been involved with other cleft lip and palate organizations and collectively they wanted to create two types of programs: to send medical teams to sites to perform corrective surgery, and to create treatment centers where the protocol of cleft treatment in the United States could be replicated. With these two dreams as the goal, Alliance for Smiles recruited Dr. Karin Vargervik, Director of the Cleft Lip and Palate Treatment Center at the UCSF Medical Center, to head the Treatment Center Program. Why China was chosen as the first country to be approached with this concept • There was a tremendous need for treatment as one in 350 children were born annually with the cleft anomaly • AfS members had pre-existing relationships with the China Population Welfare Foundation and the State Family Planning Commission to facilitate the logistics. Additionally, there was an infra-structure that could be used to set up treatment centers. • There was also an intense interest by the Chinese to learn about treatment centers and establish them at sites. From just two missions to China in 2005, Alliance for Smiles has grown quickly. As of 2018 we have completed over 80 missions all over the world, and treated over 6,500 patients! www.allianceforsmiles.org
14 Dec 2018 Rotary Club of San Ramon Holiday Party Dec 14, 2018
20 Dec 2018 Eric Stevenson Bay Area Air Quality Management District Dec 20, 2018
27 Dec 2018 DARK. No Meeting No Lunch Meeting today Dec 27, 2018
03 Jan 2019 Mike Heller Habitat for Humanity Jan 03, 2019
10 Jan 2019 Demetra Jaffin -GoodSamaritots Tiny Hands Doing Big Deeds Jan 10, 2019
17 Jan 2019 Offsite Meeting - California High School Rotarians and Our Interact Club Jan 17, 2019
24 Jan 2019 Club Business - Updates, Committee Reports Jan 24, 2019
31 Jan 2019 Angie Maurer KidZSpeak Jan 31, 2019 KidzSpeak Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to providing a well-rounded public speaking program for children grades 1 - 12. The program integrates public speaking and presentation technical skills with Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) concepts and techniques to develop: Self confidence Self and social awareness Responsible decision making Collaboration and communication with others Our Mission To help children know their own individuality and self-worth, and be able to articulate and communicate who they are, their passions, and their ideas through presentations and public speaking and providing them with the SEL skills to thrive in their school, careers, communities, and adult lives. What makes us unique relative to other similar programs: We have an emphasis on SEL skill development through public speaking techniques Non-competitive environment We provide opportunities for our students to present at workshops, conferences, and community events Guest speakers from the community are invited to speak
07 Feb 2019 Gary Sloan, Youth Services Committee Presentation on our Club's Youth Services Programs Feb 07, 2019
14 Feb 2019 Valentines Day Program Feb 14, 2019
21 Feb 2019 Paul Douglas Assistant Basketball Coach Monte Vista High School Feb 21, 2019
28 Feb 2019 Club Business - Updates, Committee Reports Feb 28, 2019
07 Mar 2019 Rotarian Karen McNamara Presentation on a Community Service Trip to Zacualpa, Guatemala Mar 07, 2019
14 Mar 2019 Nick Vlesides Chaplain Resources to First Responders -Police & Fire Mar 14, 2019
19 Mar 2019 Board of Directors Meeting Mar 19, 2019
21 Mar 2019 Club Business - Updates, Committee Reports Mar 21, 2019
28 Mar 2019 Career Shadow Day Hear from students who participate in the Club's Career Shadow Day Mar 28, 2019
04 Apr 2019 Jordan Marvin Rise Against Hunger Apr 04, 2019
11 Apr 2019 Sharon Wood New Day For Children Apr 11, 2019 www.newdayforchildren.com New Day for Children seeks to recover children caught in the despair of child sex trafficking and to restore their stolen childhoods. New Day and our partners provide a loving family environment, safe housing, school, medical and mental health care, horse therapy and more. Working with law enforcement, other faith based community organizations and families , we provide for the needs of American girls ages 10 to 18 suffering from the desperation of child sex trafficking.
16 Apr 2019 Board of Directors Meeting Apr 16, 2019
17 Apr 2019 Six Club Meeting PreRegistration Required Apr 17, 2019
18 Apr 2019 Stoles and Scholarship Presentations Scholarship Committee Apr 18, 2019

Events

Event Types

No Lunch Meeting today

Club Business; Committee Reports; Updates from Members

How We Communicate

Recognition of Service of local veterans - San Ramon Regional Medical Center

Presentation on Services of the The Last Mile

www.thelastmile.org

Sharing and Serving a Holiday Lunch with local seniors

Alliance for Smiles

Holiday Party

Bay Area Air Quality Management District

No Lunch Meeting today

Habitat for Humanity

Tiny Hands Doing Big Deeds

Rotarians and Our Interact Club

KidZSpeak

Presentation on our Club's Youth Services Programs

Assistant Basketball Coach Monte Vista High School

Presentation on a Community Service Trip to Zacualpa, Guatemala

Chaplain Resources to First Responders -Police & Fire

Hear from students who participate in the Club's Career Shadow Day

Rise Against Hunger

New Day For Children

PreRegistration Required

Scholarship Committee