Salt and Grove
President Kiran invited everyone to the grand opening of the Salt and Grove restaurant inside the Marriot Courtyard in downtown Long Beach. There were plenty of good company, conversation, food, and drinks. Furthermore, the Dodgers were winning in game 3 of the World Series.
What’s not to love?
Lakewood+Signal Hill Joint Social
How do you make a club social even better? Combine two clubs and have more than twice the fun and fellowship!
Lakewood Rotary has historically been our sister club. We look forward to collaborating with them for more than just an evening of food and fun.
Signal Hill Mayor’s Clean-Up
Kiran and Ken cleaned up Signal Hill this morning, and Ken did it even though he doesn’t live in Signal Hill.
That’s the spirit of a true Rotarian!
District 5320 Leadership Forum
Ken, Les, and Frank attended the leadership forum led by Governor Craig in Fountain Valley. They were inspired by the most generous clubs in the district and learned about disaster preparedness.
Yelp Supporting K9Kismet
Kiran, Jose, Kathy, Ken, and Les united at Sports Basement to support K9Kismet, our past collaborator for the Mutt Run.
We had plenty of good company, good food, and we even made some new friends.
Screening Interact Shirts
Jose organized the Interact students from Jordan High to make their own club t-shirts. Judging from the smiling faces and elegantly designed shirts, the event is begging for an encore for the Interactors at Sato Academy and Millikan High.
Shower Power x2
Bethany and Les volunteered together at St. Luke’s shower program for the homeless. Reliable volunteers who are available for on-going commitment are always needed.
The shower program serves approximately 100-120 individuals every Saturday morning from 7:30 to 11:30 am. Breakfast and basic medical care are frequently provided as well.
Vigil for the Survivors and Victims of Domestic Violence
Supporting the community of resilient individuals, WomenShelter of Long Beach hosted an event sharing their stories and celebrating their strength.
Frank, Les, and Kathy attended the vigil and honoring these courageous women and men.
Happy 90th Birthday, Charles!
Surrounded by family and friends, Charles Parks celebrated his 90th birthday at home.
The attendance attests to his professional accomplishments as well as his generosity and kindness.
People of St. Luke’s
Kiran and Les volunteered at the St. Luke’s shower for the homeless this morning. Les met plenty of wonderful people, and we even found a potential partnership with another non-profit that feeds the homeless.
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