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The Azusa Rotary Club has been an essential part of the Azusa community since 1927. We collaborate with community partners committed to enhancing our community through service.
Our mission is to inspire the next generation through transformative Rotary programs such as the 4-Way Test Ethical Speech Contest, leadership development camps, and scholarships for high school seniors. These initiatives, and others, are designed to foster leadership, integrity, community service, and a sense of purpose in our youth, ultimately creating a brighter future for our community.
A cornerstone of our community engagement is the annual Field of Glory U.S. Flag Display on the front lawn of Azusa City Hall during the week of 9/11. This poignant event unites us in honoring the courageous veterans, military members, and first responders who have dedicated their lives to safeguarding our nation and protecting our communities. It is also a time to remember and reflect on the events of 9/11.
We invite you to join us in making a difference. Discover the spirit of Rotary by participating in our service projects and community events. Together, we can create a ripple of positive change.
Become a part of something greater. Embrace the Rotary spirit and help us build a better tomorrow.
The Claremont Sunrise Rotary Club, a vibrant group of action-driven community leaders, welcomes you to join us at our regular hands-on service projects or weekly meetings the first four monthly Wednesdays at 7:15 AM at The Claremont Club’s renovated Stonehouse wrapping up at 8:30 AM sharp. We promise to have FUN at every single project and meeting.
As proud members of Rotary International D5300, we’ve made a lasting difference through initiatives like building homes in Mexico – completing each house in just one day (pictured here).
And hosting the annual 4th of July Claremont Freedom5K.co as well as Thanksgiving Claremont TurkeyTrot.co – morning 5K runs/walks and 1K kids’ fun runs drawing thousands to Claremont Village. These events have allowed funding for local and international programs and our club members thrive on the positive change these community programs create in Claremont, its surrounding communities, and to global efforts.
We’d love for you to come see what we do at the calendar here or our Club calendar on claremontsunriserotary.org!
Join the Covina Rotary Club – Where Service Meets Community Impact
Founded in 1923, the Covina Rotary Club is a vibrant network of professionals and community leaders committed to making a difference through service, fellowship, and integrity. With a long-standing tradition of giving back, our club proudly supports meaningful programs such as Endless Smiles (holiday support for local children), Back to School Extravaganza (providing new clothes to students in need), and the Field of Valor (raising funds to fight veteran homelessness). These programs are funded by our annual Covina Fun Run event where proceeds from this event directly support local youth programs, veterans, and other vital initiatives. , and our community grants that help support local students, teachers, and veterans.
Founded in 1923, the Covina Rotary Club is a dynamic network of professionals and community leaders dedicated to making a lasting impact through service, fellowship, and integrity. With a proud history of giving back, we support impactful programs such as Endless Smiles—bringing holiday joy to local children, Back to School Extravaganza—providing new clothes to students in need, and Field of Valor—raising critical funds to combat veteran homelessness. These initiatives are made possible through our annual Covina Fun Run, where proceeds directly benefit students, teachers, and veterans throughout the Covina area.
Through our charitable arm, Covina Rotary Charities—a registered 501(c)(3)—we ensure funds raised go directly to community programs. Whether you’re passionate about education, supporting veterans, or lifting up families in need, the Covina Rotary Club offers a platform to create lasting impact while building lifelong connections.
Be part of something greater. Join us in service and make a difference right here in Covina.
Our flagship Operation Santa Clothes program has clothed over 35,000 kids with new clothes! We have also been able to provide over $50,000 in scholarships in seven high schools. OSC began in 1994 serving 73 children from one Covina school. The project focuses not only on provided clothing, but giving self esteem, character development, and a sense of caring to these kids.
The Rotary Club of Greater Chino Hills has six members who can be described as a unique group of professionals who are bound by a common thread of compassion for the less fortunate and belief in the values of humanitarian and volunteer service.
The Club members annually host a Multicultural Festival, usually in April, at the Chino Hills Community Center. The Festival showcases the culture of various national groups residing in Southern California and celebrates the diversity of people in the form of ethnic food, national dress, and entertainment. The event’s cultural program features artists performing native dances, songs and traditional musical instruments from the Korean, Chinese, Hispanic, Bulgarian, Filipino, Indian and Hawaiian cultures. This Festival is the Club’s signature event to raise funds for various local and international community projects.
Since its inception, the Club members focused their efforts on supporting education. Past recipients of the Club Foundation’s donations include the English as a Second Language Program at Wickman Elementary School, Chino Hills’ Boys Republic Culinary Apprenticeship Program, and the Native Filipino Dance Program of the Dalisay Filipino American Dance Company.
Last year, the Club members added the disease prevention and saving mothers and children as other areas of our focus. In 2024, our Club and the Rotary Club of Cavite Centro, Philippines secured a Global Grant to fund the purchase of a Lifeline ambulance for a hospital in Cavite, Philippines. In addition, the Club’s Foundation donated funds to the Rabies Vaccination and Eradication Project of the Philippine American Veterinary Medical Association in Samal Island, Davao, Philippines.
In 2019, the Club organized Interact Clubs at the Ayala High School and Chino Hills High School. Under the guidance of the Club, these young members develop leadership skills and discover the power of “Service Above Self” through the organization and completion of community service projects. An ongoing Interact project is the Roadside Clean-up of a stretch of road along Chino Hill’s Grand Avenue with Rotarians and the Chino Hills Boys Scout Troop #1776.
The main challenge faced by the club members is to grow its membership. We are reaching out to individuals who believe in humanitarian and volunteer service. Come to our Club’s in-person meetings held every 2nd Tuesday of the month, meet us and see what we do!
Visit our website www.chinohillsrotaryclub.org for more information on the Club’s plans, activities and projects.
We meet at 7:30 AM on Thursday’s at University of La Verne Executive Dining Room
2043 D Street Ground Floor of Citrus Hall (Residence Building) La Verne CA 91750 (Between Campus Center and Parking Structure)
We have a SOCIAL at 5:30 PM on 2nd Thursday of the Month place is in our calendar…For more info visit website lavernerotary.org
The Rotary Club of La Verne, California, Inc. was established June 7, 1967, for the primary purpose of engaging as a service club. It also promotes social engagement, connections with an emphasis on community service. The Club was incorporated on September 27, 1967. The 50th Anniversary was celebrated with a glorious Golden Jubilee dinner at Hillcrest on October 26, 2017.
Our club partners with many organizations in community service projects: the City of La Verne, La Verne Chamber of Commerce, University of La Verne, Sowing Seeds for Life in La Verne, Crossroads, Inc. in Claremont, David and Margaret Family Services and Haynes Family of Programs, both in La Verne, La Verne Police and Fire Departments and Bonita Unified School District. Club members have done international service as members of medical teams in India, peace initiatives in the Middle East and home construction teams in Mexico.
The club’s local service projects and activities include: La Verne July 4th parade, Teacher Mini-Grants, Thanksgiving Food Bags, Senior Holiday luncheon and the annual Easter Egg Hunt. The club sponsors a State of the City Address in January and a State of the School District presentation in February.
In the club’s efforts to engage the youth, the club sponsors two (2) students to Rotary Youth Leadership Camp [RYLA] and Teen Leadership Camp [TLC]. It also participates in the District 5300 Music Competition. In addition, the scholarship committee interviews scholarship applicants in April and awards a 4-year scholarship to a deserving La Verne resident in the amount of $1000/year for up to 4 years- or $4,000 total.
We are actively serving the community of Walnut, Diamond Bar, Rowland heights and Baldwin park . Come join our service projects such as having a huge bbq for our first responders and providing food baskets for families in need.
