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Mountain View

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 11:45 a.m.
Don Giovanni Ristorante
235 Castro Street
Mountain View, CA 94041
United States of America
Most Tuesdays at 11:45 am; see calendar for monthly socials.
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Hello, and thank you for looking at our Rotary Club of Mountain View website.
 
I am Tori Atwell, the President of the Rotary Club of Mountain View for 2023-2024, and I am excited for the new opportunities ahead this year for our Club and hope to share that excitement with others. Our Club offers a lot of opportunities for those who would like to make a worldwide impact or who just want to make friends and help their local community. 
 
Our Club is small, but mighty, and I am proud to say we have members who engage in projects throughout the world as well as those that assist the local community through their direct contacts. In our Club, there are a vast array of opportunities to volunteer or assist with a cause which is important to you or you can introduce a cause you are passionate about and gain support from a world-wide organization.
 
I am a true local to the area, born and raised in Sunnyvale, and a longtime resident and professional in the area.  Despite my years here, I can’t say I really knew that much about the area, but through my decade of Rotary, I feel that I have truly gotten to know my community and become a force to help make good things happen.   Plus, I have made strong bonds and many good friends.
 
Please join us, at one of our weekly Tuesday Lunch Meetings or one of our Club Socials on the last Tuesday evening or each month.
 
If you have an interest in learning more about our Club or any other questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me so I can open the world of Rotary into your life.

Mountain View Rotary Club

April 16, 2024

 

The meeting came to order at noon.

Announcements were made and there was a general discussion of upcoming celebrations including the MV Rotary Anniversary and the Kick Out party.

A positive message was shared by Nellie Meyer about Ikigai, the Japanese secret to a long and happy life.  

The 10 rules of ikigai

  • Stay active; 
  • Take it slow. 
  • Don’t fill your stomach. 
  • Surround yourself with good friends. 
  • Get in shape for your next birthday. 
  • Smile. 
  • Reconnect with nature. 
  • Give thanks. 
  • Live in the moment. 
  • Follow your ikigai/Passion

Guest Speaker

President Tori Atwell, an expert in real estate, shared her knowledge of the new federal legislation surrounding the change in required percentages for buyers and sellers. Tori shared the history of the legislation, the impact nationally, and most importantly, the impact on local communities and markets. Notably, she shared the ways that this new legislation may hurt the consumer as well as the real estate industry.

Speakers
Lawrence E. Stone, Assessor, Santa Clara County
May 07, 2024 11:45 AM
Santa Clara County Assessor Office Update
Multiple Speakers
May 14, 2024 11:45 AM
MV Rotary Club Annual Meeting & also Army Reserve Presentation
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