Allie is an award-winning and bestselling author of four books, a certified life coach, an endurance athlete, and the host of the She’s So Well Podcast, which has reached more than 200,000 listeners worldwide.
She founded Wonderfully Made at just 20 years old while attending Pepperdine University, and the organization has since impacted over four million people through its programs, resources, and suicide prevention initiatives.
On Tuesday, May 19th,
we will be meeting offsite at
First Presbyterian Church
21 E Constance Ave
Santa Barbara, CA, 93105
in the Christian Fellowship
Center on the main level
The Rotary Club of Los Olivos invites all Rotarians to their annual fundraiser.
Spend a Saturday afternoon in the beautiful Santa Ynez Valley, tasting wine from many local wineries, listening to world-class, professional jazz musicians, and sampling different olive-themed dishes prepared by local chefs.
All funds generated from the event are used for the charitable projects supported by the Rotary Club, so come out and support your fellow Rotarians. Tickets can be purchased at:
During my recent travels through France and Belgium with my family, we had the joy of reconnecting with two dear friends I had not seen in 17 and 27 years. What touched me most was not what they remembered about accomplishments or milestones, but how they remembered feeling around me many years ago.
One friend even shared that he still uses a charisma and name-recognition technique I taught him when training new employees. Hearing that was both humbling and deeply meaningful.
It reminded me that genuine friendships, thoughtful conversations, and making people feel valued leave lasting impressions that time cannot erase. In a world focused on achievements and possessions, it is our ability to uplift others and build lifelong relationships that truly matters.
That is why I know with certainty that the members of the Rotary Club of Montecito are the kind of friends anyone would be fortunate to have for life. And that is a priceless gift.
Far from the vaccination front lines, the fight to end the disease begins in everyday spaces, from a neighborhood pub to a commuter train to a tulip field. At the center of it all, no surprise, are enterprising Rotary members just like you
