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The next regular meeting of the Malibu Rotary Club will be a joint meeting including the Malibu Rotary Club and the Pepperdine Rotarct Club in person on Tuesday, September 12 1:00 pm in main Pepperdine Campus Faculty Dining Room, Room TCC 112.
Check with this website for latest updates of future meetings and speakers.
For a calendar of future Malibu Rotary Club speakers click speakers.
The public is invited to the regular Malibu Rotary Club meetings.
The Malibu Rotary Club demoted Stephen Murphy as its President on June 22, 2022 at a party at Spruzzo's Restarurant. President Elect Suigen Constanza took over the reigns as President. See Pictures of the event on MalibRotary Club facebook page https://www.facebook.com/Rotary-Club-of-Malibu-188099427908203/photos/pcb.5650377351680356/5650326485018776
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Zuma Beach Cleanup May 14 2022--Julian Alexander ,Vice President elect of Malibu Rotary work along side with a group of teens to contributing to maintain our beach clean.
Bill Wishard receives the Be Kind Award from our District Governor Governor Guity at the 2022 Rotary District Conference
Carlye Rudkin, age 77, the beloved past president of the Malibu Rotary Club died suddenly on Thursday February 17. She was a happy normal looking participant at the Malibu Rotary Club Zoom meeting held the day before at noon on Wednesday, February 16.
Malibu City Fire Safety Liason Jerry Vandermeulen spoke to the Malibu Rotary Club at Pepperdine University on the shared responsibility of Wildfire Preparedness on August 7, 2019 in the aftermath of the Woolsey Fire. Before taking his position as the Malibu City Fire Safety Liason Jerry was a Battalion Chief of the Ventura County Fire Department. His presentation at the Malibu Rotary Club showed how this is a global problem and he said that in Australia there is a similar problem but its fire season is opposite to ours. In California during the fire season the fires generally start in the north and move to the south, but in recent years they have been almost simultaneous. He showed a history of Wildfires in Malibu and made suggestions on how Malibu residence can prepare for the next Wildfire. He points out that it is not a question of if there will be another one, but when, and that is why everyone needs to prepare. Jerry did an updated presentation at the Malibu Rotary Club in a Zoom meeting on September 23. Here is a video link to the 2019 presentation:
President of Friends of Malibu Urgent Care Helene Eisenberg (L) accepts gift of print of Malibu Pier and Surfrider's Beach painted by Julie Van Zandt May and donation from Malibu Rotary Club President-Elect Carlye Rudkin (R).
The 2019 Annual Malibu Rotary Club Middle and High School Singing Competition was held May 1 2019 at Malibu High School. Pictured L to R are the high school division winners in the 2019 competition, Claire Anneet first place, Camille Anneet second place and Gina Marcellino third place. .
ictured: Winners of the 2018 Malibu Rotary Middle and High School Singing Competition on along with the judges flanked by Event Chair Teresa LeGrove on left and emcee Ted Silverberg and Malibu Rotary Club President on the right (pictures above from Honjin Li).
Above Ted Silverberg, Jon Cherkas, Teresa LeGrove and David Zielski at the 2017 Malibu Rotary Cub Halloween Fundraiser at Calamigos Beach Club October 27 2017
Our 2nd Halloween party to raise funds for local causes such as Malibu Sharks Surf Team, Malibu High and Middle school scholarships, KBUU-FM and other Malibu causes was successful and fun.
Faculty Adviser of new Pepperdine International Rotaract Club Pepperdine Seaver College Professor Michael Gose (L) introduces officers of the new Pepperdine International Rotaract Club (L to R) Nina Sprenger club Vice President, who formulated the idea of the club after attending the Pepperdine campus in Heidelberg Germany; Simone Raeth, club secretary who was born in Germany to American Rotarian parents; Heet Ghodasain, club Director of Marketing and Promotion, who is from Rajkot, India and has been involved with Rotary Polio Plus campaign since she was in high school as Interactor in India; and Nicky MacCallum, club President, a Pepperdine freshman who was born in Hong Kong of Chinese and Irish parents.
Pictured above (L to R) moderator Pete Peterson, Dean Pepperdine School of Public Policy addressing Malibu City Council Candidates: Jennifer deNicola, Skylar Peak, Carl Randall, Laureen Sills, and Jefferson “Zuma Jay” Wagner. The Malibu Rotary Club sponsored the special Malibu City Council Candidates Forum Wednesday Oct 19 in the Pepperdine University Fireside Room in front of about 70 people.
The forum was open to the public. Six candidates were running to fill to fill three Council seats that were currently held by Joan House, Skylar Peak, and John Sibert. The city election would be part of the General Election on November 8.
Malibu Rotary Club President-Elect Binaca Torrance introduced film producers Pete Allman (L) and Alex Ayzin (R) who showed excerpts of their video “The Winds of Freedom” at the Malibu Rotary Club meeting May 31 2017.
(L to R) Malibu High School student Jaime Le, who was sponsored by the Malibu Rotary Club to attend RYLA camp in the San Bernadino Mountains; Ryota Shimada, a high school student from Shizuoka, Japan, who became a summer exchange student to Malibu and is holding Malibu Rotary Club flag he was presented; Malibu Rotary Club Past President Dave Zielski who is holding flag of the Shimizu-Chuo Rotary Club that sponsored Ryota ; Malibu High School Student Grace Stickney, who is holding the flag of Rotary Club she visited in Kyoto Japan; and Malibu Rotary Club President of the month Margo Neal..JPG)
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Winners of the 2016 Malibu Rotary Club Middle and High School Singing Competition--Top Row High School Division Winners Maggie Valdman, Isabella Haagen, Claire Anneet and Cat Evers---Bottom Row Middle School Division Winners Gina Marcellino, Alina Rose Armstong and Scarlett Steinberg
The 2016 Malibu Rotary Club Middle and High School Annual Singing Competition was held January 27st at Raitt Recital Hall at the Pepperdine University campus in Malibu. 15 singers from Amy Loch's Malibu Middle and High School choral classes competed for six prizes awarded by the Malibu Rotary Club.
Three winners in the Middle School division and four winners in the High School division were announced and cash prizes of $200, $100, and $50 were awarded the night of the event to the first, second, and third place finishers in each division. A tie for third in the High School Division meant their were 4 awards given instead of 3 in that division, for a total of 7 awards given in all. Winner of the High School Division, Maggie Valdman, was sponsored by the Malibu Rotary Club to compete in the Rotary District 5280 Art, Dance, Music and Speech Competition held March 5th at Loyola Marymount University where a where she competed against 23 instrumentalists and vocalists in the Los Angeles area Rotary district. She was the top vocalist and 2nd overall in the music competition, winning the $500.00 2nd place prize. Previous winners in the Malibu Rotary Singing competition have done well in the District competition, The 2009 Malibu entrant Katlyn Conners placed 2nd in the district and the 2015 Malibu entrant Isobel Anthony placed 3rd.
Singers Shown (L to R) Gina Marcelino, Isabella Thatcher, Luna Salinas, Cat Evers, Claire Aneet, Maggie Valdman, Alina Rose Armstong, Nancy Walecki, Morgan Perlmutter and Isobel Anthony.
The 2015 Malibu Rotary Club Middle and High School Annual Singing Competition was held January 21st at Raitt Recital Hall at the Pepperdine University campus in Malibu. 10 singers Malibu Middle and High Schools competed for six prizes awarded by the Malibu Rotary Club.
Three winners in the Middle School division and three winners in the High School division were announced and cash prizes of $250, $150, and $100 were awarded the night of the event to the first, second, and third place finishers in each division. Winner of the High School Division was sponsored by the Malibu Rotary Club to compete in the Rotary District 5280 Art, Dance, Music and Speech Competition held March 28th at Loyola Marymount University.
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