What is a Passport Club?
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One of the Best Parts of Being in Rotary is Getting To Know Your Fellow Club Members Better in a Smaller Setting.  We have Created "4 Seasons" Groups Within Our club That Meet Quarterly to Share a Dinner Either at One of The Member's Homes, or Out at a Local Restaurant..  Everyone Loves These Special Get-Togethers!  You Can Be a Part of This Also and Make Some New and Wonderful Like-Minded Friends.  Email Susan Dressler, Membership Chair of the Rotary Passport Club of the Central Coast @ susan.dressler10@gmail.com
 
 
Alice Hamrick and Cathy Francis partnered with members of our sister Rotary De La Tolosa club to plant over 30 trees at Cerro San Luis, Lemon Grove loop.  It is SLO De La Tolosa’s tree project to plant 1000 trees in the next 10 years in support of SLO’s desire to plant 10,000 trees by 2035.
The Climate Action Committee organized the planting of the live oak tree seedlings.
These little one-gallon wonders had recently grown from local acorns, by a local oak tree expert. They were planted using Miracle Grow Tubes and compost from a John-Su Bio-reactor that concentrates naturally occurring micro-rhizome fungi which accelerates growth and increases the amount of carbon that the soil will hold. 
Great effort, ladies!  You, too, can join in on this worthwhile and  great effort!  Contact the Rotary Passport Club of the Central Coast!  We would love to welcome you!  😊
 
What is better than a wonderful holiday party with like-minded people who have hearts of gold?......... NOTHING!
Members of our Rotary Club and our friends and family got together at Natasha's and Beau's home for this fantastic celebration! Great food, frolicky gift exchange, and amazing camaraderie were had by all!
 
Thank you to all of you who came out to our Fundraiser/Party this past Sunday. What a wonderful afternoon/evening and such a great fundraiser. Plus we have 2 prospective new members! If you did not make it, we missed you, but if you would like to make a donation to our international and local projects, please contact us. Our fundraisers support Piyali school for girls in India, Jaipur Artificial Limb which provides prosthetics to people in need across the globe, and sending a student to RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) which is an intensive leadership experience for the youth.
 
 
This past Saturday, August 19th, many of our Rotary club's Rotarians came out to do some work on this historic building and surrounding grounds. Working and having fun together is our motto!
This prominent adobe residence on Lizzie Street was erected as early as 1782 according to several reports, and certainly was standing in the 1840s.
La Loma is one of only two two-story adobes in San Luis Obispo County, and only perhaps 30 still standing in the state. The Adobe grounds were known early on as La Loma de la Nopalera (knoll of the cactus grower) and originally may have been constructed and used by Franciscan Padres, the Indians and the Spaniards in connection with the Old Mission Church.
Service Hours
 
Volunteer hours logged last month: 
 
371.75
 
Since Charter July 1, 2017: 
 
13,334
 
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If you are a non-profit or another Rotary Club in the San Luis Obispo County and would like us to offer help for your project or event, email Terri with your request.
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