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Rotary Club of Ventura

PO Box 2100

Ventura, CA 93002-2100

Join Date:

Clyde Reynolds

April 5, 1995

23 years
Dale Jaedtke

April 6, 2005

13 years
Ed Summers

April 7, 2004

14 years
Judy Moore

April 12, 2016

2 years
Duane Georgeson

April 16, 2014

4 years
Ron Calkins

April 16, 1997

21 years
David Wellik

April 19, 2012

6 years
Juan M Soto

April 24, 2002

16 years
Chris Brashears

April 25, 2007

11 years
John R. Brant

April 27, 1994

24 years
Robert Jacobi

April 29, 2009

9 years
Curtis Cormane

April 30, 1997

21 years
Larry Dawes

April 30, 2008

10 years

Thomas Fire Fund

We created a Go Fund Me page to make it easy for those near and far to contribute directly to those who need it most. Ventura Rotary will ensure ALL donations go directly into the hands of the families and individuals having to rebuild their homes and lives. Please share the link to our Go Fund Me page.

https://www.gofundme.com/ventura-rotary-thomas-fire-fund

Coats for Kids

Drop off locations:

http://bit.ly/CoatsForKid2017DropOffSpots

Donate Jackets of all sizes November 1st thru December 31st

Ventura Rotary Revised

Rotary Club of Ventura’s Global Grant Project

End Polio

5 reasons Why we need to STOP Polio

1) To Improve Lives

16 million people are walking today who would have otherwise been paralyzed.

2) To Invest in the Future

If polio isn't eradicated, within 10 years, as many as 200,000 children could be paralyzed by it each year.

3) To Improve Child Health

Polio surveillance networks and vaccination campaigns also monitor children for other health problems like vitamin deficiency and measles, so they can be addressed sooner.

4) To Save Money

A polio-free world will save the global economy $40-$50 billion in health costs within the next 20 years.

5) To Make History

Polio eradication would be one of history's greatest public health achievements, with polio following smallpox to become only the second human disease eliminated from the world.

Ventura Rotary Video

Project BackPack

Through many days of preparation the Ventura rotary club was able to make project backpack a huge success. On August 12th members of the Ventura Rotary club gathered to help distribute backpacks to local students, providing them with backpacks and school supplies needed for the upcoming school year. Thanks to the East Ventura Rotary, South Ventura Rotary, and Lions club for your contributions towards this successful event.

The History of Rotary Club of Ventura

How Our Club Started...

The first meeting of the Ventura Rotary Club took place on Wednesday, June 12, 1918 at the Hotel De Leon in downtown Ventura. James Briscoe, retiring President of the Santa Barbara Rotary Club, which had received its charter in January, 1918, and Byron Terry, a charter member of Rotary Club Number One, (Chicago Rotary Club, Mr. Terry actually knew Paul Harris), were present and explained the purposes of Rotary.

JULIUS GIUS MEMORIAL ROTARY FOUNDATION GRANT OPPORTUNITY

Posted by Curtis Cormane on Jan 30, 2012

The Julius Gius Memorial Rotary Foundation is seeking grant requests through the membership of Rotary Club of Ventura. The acceptance period of these requests runs from February 1, 2017 through to February 29, 2017. Details and the grant request form can be found here.