Events

Tonya Graham McQuade is the author of A State Divided: The Civil War Letters of James Calaway Hale and Benjamin Petree of Andrew County, Missouri and Frank and Nora's Historic Honeymoon Adventure: A Travelogue through the West with a "Time Travel" Twist, and is a contributing writer to the Emerging Civil War website and her own "Chasing History" blog. She has a love for both history and historical fiction, as well as a passion for travel and writing, both of which she is now pursuing more fully since retiring – after 36 years – from teaching English at Los Gatos High School. A longtime resident of San Jose, California, Tonya is an active member of Emerging Civil War, South Bay Civil War Round Table, South Bay Writers/California Writers Club, National League of American Pen Women, and Poetry Center San Jose, and was an honorary member of Los Gatos Rotary for more than 30 years as a result of advising the LGHS Interact Club. She earned B.A. degrees in English and Communication Studies, as well as a Single Subject Teaching Credential in English, from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and later earned her M.A. in Educational Leadership from San Jose State University. You can learn more about Tonya on her website at tonyagrahammcquade.com.

Traditional Caesar - Romaine lettuce, fresh-grated parmesan cheese, flat anchovies, croutons, Caesar dressing-vegetable oil, garlic, eggs, olive oil, lemon juice, and S&P

Picatta-Style Lemon Chicken - chicken breasts, (gf) flour, olive oil, lemon juice, chicken stock, capers, parsley GF

Farmers Market Pappardelle Pasta - with cherry tomatoes, shucked corn, zucchini, snap peas, basil, mint and chives in a light olive oil and garlic sauce

with Pesto and Pine Nut Stuffed Baby Bello Mushrooms-baby bello mushrooms, basil, parmesan, goat cheese, pine nuts. VEGETARIAN/GF

Roasted Vegetables - Sections of zucchini, carrots, bell peppers, portobello mushrooms, cauliflower,onions, yukon potatoes, roasted in olive oil and herb seasoning.  Seasonal Fruit

Rotary Project with Second Harvest of Silicon Valley

Cupertino Rotary is partnering with Second Harvest for their Cupertino farmers market-style free grocery distribution. This hands-on Community Service opportunity allows you to make a direct, local impact by helping distribute fresh, nutritious groceries to neighbors facing food insecurity.

📍 What: Second Harvest Farmers Market-Style Grocery Distribution
👥 Who: 8-10 volunteers needed per shift 
📌 Where: Cupertino Union Church, 20900 Stevens Creek Blvd
🕖 When: 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month,  7:45 – 9:30 AM (on 3rd Thursday, if you can arrive at  7:30 AM, we need a few people to help bag frozen chicken)

Volunteers help set up and assist clients as they select their groceries in a Farmers market-style layout (and tear down afterward).  Friends/family (age 16+) are welcome!

Why This Matters:
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley is one of the largest food banks in the country, serving hundreds of thousands each month. Cupertino Rotary already indirectly partners with Second Harvest through our projects with Hunger at Home, West Valley Community Services, and De Anza College. This is our chance to partner directly—and right here in Cupertino.

Sign-ups are needed at least EIGHT days in advance. Here are the sign-up links for all the sessions July-Dec 2026:

• July 2, 2026
• July 16, 2026
• Aug 6, 2026
• Aug 20, 2026
• Sept 3, 2026
• Sept 17, 2026
• Oct 1, 2026
• Oct 15, 2026
• Nov 5, 2026
• Nov 19, 2026
• Dec 3, 2026
• Dec 17, 2026

📩 Have questions?
Contact Project Champions: Alysa Sakkas or Lisa Chapman

***This event is now full for volunteers!***

Be part of a fun team, serving food and drinks to the public, to raise funds for CREF!

Sign up here on Club Runner, or you can see all Lev's events and sign up for any of them at this link (or see Club Runner events list).

Online self-paced training is required before volunteering: CA Responsible Beverage Servers certification and Levy Restaurants (Levi Stadium's food provider) Orientation and Alcohol Servers certifications. Step by step details on how to complete the training, which takes about an hour, is here. 

Family and friends over age 18 are welcome to help, too—they just need to take the training.

Learn more about this great fundraiser here!

Leads should arrive 1/2 hour early to the stadium.

Please join Furry Friends at Cupertino Live Oak Adult Day Services to bring smiles to clients!

Date:  Sept 21 10:45am - 11:45am

Please contact Camille Pietrow cpietrow@yahoo.com or 408 832 4512.

Malini Rao is an accomplished HR executive currently serving as the Senior Director of People Operations for Research and Artificial Intelligence at Google. With over two decades of experience, she previously worked in human resources roles at Wachovia Bank and GE Capital before advancing through senior HR leadership positions at Google. Beyond her corporate work, she actively contributes to the community as a Member of the Board of Directors for the Foothill-De Anza Community College Foundation. She lives in Palo Alto with her husband and two children.

Elizabeth Alexander is a Program Manager at Google who specializes in strategic HR and People Operations for high-impact talent initiatives. Bringing experience across technical sourcing, recruiting leadership, and enablement operations, she currently focuses on talent strategy across Google with a specific emphasis on competitive AI talent markets. In her role she helps steer organizational programs and enablement efforts to support research and engineering teams. Holding an MBA from the University of San Francisco, Elizabeth pairs an analytical background with people-operations expertise to scale talent programs.

Hike led by Sunita to Stanford Dish, details to follow

***Volunteer list is full for this date***

Be part of a fun team, serving food and drinks to the public, to raise funds for CREF!

Sign up here on Club Runner, or you can see all Lev's events and sign up for any of them at this link (or see Club Runner events list).

Online self-paced training is required before volunteering: CA Responsible Beverage Servers certification and Levy Restaurants (Levi Stadium's food provider) Orientation and Alcohol Servers certifications. Step by step details on how to complete the training, which takes about an hour, is here. 

Family and friends over age 18 are welcome to help, too—they just need to take the training.

Learn more about this great fundraiser here!

Leads should arrive 1/2 hour early to the stadium.

Polly Bove, representing the League of Women Voters, will moderate a panel of candidates running for election to the De Anza Foothill College District and FUHSD High School Board.

Rotary Project with Second Harvest of Silicon Valley

Cupertino Rotary is partnering with Second Harvest for their Cupertino farmers market-style free grocery distribution. This hands-on Community Service opportunity allows you to make a direct, local impact by helping distribute fresh, nutritious groceries to neighbors facing food insecurity.

📍 What: Second Harvest Farmers Market-Style Grocery Distribution
👥 Who: 8-10 volunteers needed per shift 
📌 Where: Cupertino Union Church, 20900 Stevens Creek Blvd
🕖 When: 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month,  7:45 – 9:30 AM (on 3rd Thursday, if you can arrive at  7:30 AM, we need a few people to help bag frozen chicken)

Volunteers help set up and assist clients as they select their groceries in a Farmers market-style layout (and tear down afterward).  Friends/family (age 16+) are welcome!

Why This Matters:
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley is one of the largest food banks in the country, serving hundreds of thousands each month. Cupertino Rotary already indirectly partners with Second Harvest through our projects with Hunger at Home, West Valley Community Services, and De Anza College. This is our chance to partner directly—and right here in Cupertino.

Sign-ups are needed at least EIGHT days in advance. Here are the sign-up links for all the sessions July-Dec 2026:

• July 2, 2026
• July 16, 2026
• Aug 6, 2026
• Aug 20, 2026
• Sept 3, 2026
• Sept 17, 2026
• Oct 1, 2026
• Oct 15, 2026
• Nov 5, 2026
• Nov 19, 2026
• Dec 3, 2026
• Dec 17, 2026

📩 Have questions?
Contact Project Champions: Alysa Sakkas or Lisa Chapman

NAMI walk silicon Valley  Sart oct 3 at 8:30AM - Meet at History park , san jose. to register : www:namiwalks.org/siliconvalley. Dolly will lead the hike

***This fundraiser is full for volunteers!***

Be part of a fun team, serving food and drinks to the public, to raise funds for CREF!

Sign up here on Club Runner, or you can see all Lev's events and sign up for any of them at this link (or see Club Runner events list).

Online self-paced training is required before volunteering: CA Responsible Beverage Servers certification and Levy Restaurants (Levi Stadium's food provider) Orientation and Alcohol Servers certifications. Step by step details on how to complete the training, which takes about an hour, is here. 

Family and friends over age 18 are welcome to help, too—they just need to take the training.

Learn more about this great fundraiser here!

Leads should arrive 1/2 hour early to the stadium.

the book this month is "California Burning " by WSJ reporter Katherine BLunt, moderated by Rod Sinks in person at Wendells clubhouse

Reed Moulds is Managing Director for Sand Hill Property Company and has been with the company since 2005. He is involved in all aspects of the execution of the company's investment and development strategies and currently serves as Project Executive for The Rise, the 7.5 million sq. ft. mixed-use redevelopment of the 51-acre Vallco Shopping Mall site in Cupertino. Moulds has managed many of SHP’s most complex developments and partnerships, as well as over $1 billion in transactions.

Mr. Moulds and his wife are avid travelers and cherish opportunities to explore the world and its cultures. He regularly travels to Honduras, where he serves as executive director for a non-profit organization whose mission is to facilitate the educational and economic development in rural Honduras. Mr. Moulds holds a bachelor's degree in government from Claremont McKenna College.

Monthly Climate Action Committee meeting which meets on the first Wednesday of each month. This is a hybrid meeting that can be attended via Zoom or in-person.  The team meets in the 'Conference Room' of Quinlan Center which is just off of the main lobby, across from the Parks & Rec office.  All Rotarians are welcome to join and learn about our extensive projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions (solar installations, artistic bike racks, regenerative farming, community harvest, pollinator garden, Hunger at Home food distribution, residential electrification).

Contact for the meeting is Vidula Aiyer ( vidula.ca@gmail.com ).

Youth Service AOS meeting in the Quinlan Conference room and also on zoom. Link will be sent before the meeting

**signups are currently full for this fundraiser***

Be part of a fun team, serving food and drinks to the public, to raise funds for CREF!

Sign up here on Club Runner, or you can see all Lev's events and sign up for any of them at this link (or see Club Runner events list).

Online self-paced training is required before volunteering: CA Responsible Beverage Servers certification and Levy Restaurants (Levi Stadium's food provider) Orientation and Alcohol Servers certifications. Step by step details on how to complete the training, which takes about an hour, is here. 

Family and friends over age 18 are welcome to help, too—they just need to take the training.

Learn more about this great fundraiser here!

Leads should arrive 1/2 hour early to the stadium.

Walk for a Cause - Silicon Valley Walk.

Save the Date - Stay tuned for details

** This volunteering opportunity is currently full ***

Be part of a fun team, serving food and drinks to the public, to raise funds for CREF!

Sign up here on Club Runner, or you can see all Lev's events and sign up for any of them at this link (or see Club Runner events list).

Online self-paced training is required before volunteering: CA Responsible Beverage Servers certification and Levy Restaurants (Levi Stadium's food provider) Orientation and Alcohol Servers certifications. Step by step details on how to complete the training, which takes about an hour, is here. 

Family and friends over age 18 are welcome to help, too—they just need to take the training.

Learn more about this great fundraiser here!

Leads should arrive 1/2 hour early to the stadium.

Tracey Edwards, representing the League of Women Voters, will moderate a panel of candidates running for election to Cupertino City Council.

Rotary Project with Second Harvest of Silicon Valley

Cupertino Rotary is partnering with Second Harvest for their Cupertino farmers market-style free grocery distribution. This hands-on Community Service opportunity allows you to make a direct, local impact by helping distribute fresh, nutritious groceries to neighbors facing food insecurity.

📍 What: Second Harvest Farmers Market-Style Grocery Distribution
👥 Who: 8-10 volunteers needed per shift 
📌 Where: Cupertino Union Church, 20900 Stevens Creek Blvd
🕖 When: 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month,  7:45 – 9:30 AM (on 3rd Thursday, if you can arrive at  7:30 AM, we need a few people to help bag frozen chicken)

Volunteers help set up and assist clients as they select their groceries in a Farmers market-style layout (and tear down afterward).  Friends/family (age 16+) are welcome!

Why This Matters:
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley is one of the largest food banks in the country, serving hundreds of thousands each month. Cupertino Rotary already indirectly partners with Second Harvest through our projects with Hunger at Home, West Valley Community Services, and De Anza College. This is our chance to partner directly—and right here in Cupertino.

Sign-ups are needed at least EIGHT days in advance. Here are the sign-up links for all the sessions July-Dec 2026:

• July 2, 2026
• July 16, 2026
• Aug 6, 2026
• Aug 20, 2026
• Sept 3, 2026
• Sept 17, 2026
• Oct 1, 2026
• Oct 15, 2026
• Nov 5, 2026
• Nov 19, 2026
• Dec 3, 2026
• Dec 17, 2026

📩 Have questions?
Contact Project Champions: Alysa Sakkas or Lisa Chapman

This volunteering opportunity is now full, thanks to Rotary's Climate Action Team!

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Be part of a fun team, serving food and drinks to the public, to raise funds for CREF!

Sign up here on Club Runner, or you can see all Lev's events and sign up for any of them at this link (or see Club Runner events list).

Online self-paced training is required before volunteering: CA Responsible Beverage Servers certification and Levy Restaurants (Levi Stadium's food provider) Orientation and Alcohol Servers certifications. Step by step details on how to complete the training, which takes about an hour, is here. 

Family and friends over age 18 are welcome to help, too—they just need to take the training.

Learn more about this great fundraiser here!

Leads should arrive 1 hour early to the stadium.

Lets pint our pinkies purple and gther in an early ovservance of World Polio Day and have a short walk around memorial park after the meeting

the book this month is "The Johnstown Flood" by David McCullough, narrated by Kathy Yates on zoom

Seth is the Senior Astronomer at the SETI Institute, in Mountain View, California.  His career includes extensive research on galaxies using radio telescopes, and he has held positions at observatories and universities both in the U.S. and Europe.  He is chairman of the International Academy of Astronautics SETI Permanent Committee.

Seth has penned four books, numerous professional papers, and more than four hundred popular articles on various topics in science and technology.  He also hosts the SETI Institute’s weekly science radio program “Big Picture Science.”

Monthly Climate Action Committee meeting which meets on the first Wednesday of each month. This is a hybrid meeting that can be attended via Zoom or in-person.  The team meets in the 'Conference Room' of Quinlan Center which is just off of the main lobby, across from the Parks & Rec office.  All Rotarians are welcome to join and learn about our extensive projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions (solar installations, artistic bike racks, regenerative farming, community harvest, pollinator garden, Hunger at Home food distribution, residential electrification).

Contact for the meeting is Vidula Aiyer ( vidula.ca@gmail.com ).

Youth Service AOS meeting in the Quinlan Conference room and also on zoom. Link will be sent before the meeting

Rotary Project with Second Harvest of Silicon Valley

Cupertino Rotary is partnering with Second Harvest for their Cupertino farmers market-style free grocery distribution. This hands-on Community Service opportunity allows you to make a direct, local impact by helping distribute fresh, nutritious groceries to neighbors facing food insecurity.

📍 What: Second Harvest Farmers Market-Style Grocery Distribution
👥 Who: 8-10 volunteers needed per shift 
📌 Where: Cupertino Union Church, 20900 Stevens Creek Blvd
🕖 When: 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month,  7:45 – 9:30 AM (on 3rd Thursday, if you can arrive at  7:30 AM, we need a few people to help bag frozen chicken)

Volunteers help set up and assist clients as they select their groceries in a Farmers market-style layout (and tear down afterward).  Friends/family (age 16+) are welcome!

Why This Matters:
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley is one of the largest food banks in the country, serving hundreds of thousands each month. Cupertino Rotary already indirectly partners with Second Harvest through our projects with Hunger at Home, West Valley Community Services, and De Anza College. This is our chance to partner directly—and right here in Cupertino.

Sign-ups are needed at least EIGHT days in advance. Here are the sign-up links for all the sessions July-Dec 2026:

• July 2, 2026
• July 16, 2026
• Aug 6, 2026
• Aug 20, 2026
• Sept 3, 2026
• Sept 17, 2026
• Oct 1, 2026
• Oct 15, 2026
• Nov 5, 2026
• Nov 19, 2026
• Dec 3, 2026
• Dec 17, 2026

📩 Have questions?
Contact Project Champions: Alysa Sakkas or Lisa Chapman

***Volunteer list is full for this date***

Be part of a fun team, serving food and drinks to the public, to raise funds for CREF!

Sign up here on Club Runner, or you can see all Lev's events and sign up for any of them at this link (or see Club Runner events list).

Online self-paced training is required before volunteering: CA Responsible Beverage Servers certification and Levy Restaurants (Levi Stadium's food provider) Orientation and Alcohol Servers certifications. Step by step details on how to complete the training, which takes about an hour, is here. 

Family and friends over age 18 are welcome to help, too—they just need to take the training.

Learn more about this great fundraiser here!

Leads should arrive 1/2 hour early to the stadium.

details to follow

Our Avenues of Service and Affinity Groups will share their operations and work with the club.

Rotary Project with Second Harvest of Silicon Valley

Cupertino Rotary is partnering with Second Harvest for their Cupertino farmers market-style free grocery distribution. This hands-on Community Service opportunity allows you to make a direct, local impact by helping distribute fresh, nutritious groceries to neighbors facing food insecurity.

📍 What: Second Harvest Farmers Market-Style Grocery Distribution
👥 Who: 8-10 volunteers needed per shift 
📌 Where: Cupertino Union Church, 20900 Stevens Creek Blvd
🕖 When: 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month,  7:45 – 9:30 AM (on 3rd Thursday, if you can arrive at  7:30 AM, we need a few people to help bag frozen chicken)

Volunteers help set up and assist clients as they select their groceries in a Farmers market-style layout (and tear down afterward).  Friends/family (age 16+) are welcome!

Why This Matters:
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley is one of the largest food banks in the country, serving hundreds of thousands each month. Cupertino Rotary already indirectly partners with Second Harvest through our projects with Hunger at Home, West Valley Community Services, and De Anza College. This is our chance to partner directly—and right here in Cupertino.

Sign-ups are needed at least EIGHT days in advance. Here are the sign-up links for all the sessions July-Dec 2026:

• July 2, 2026
• July 16, 2026
• Aug 6, 2026
• Aug 20, 2026
• Sept 3, 2026
• Sept 17, 2026
• Oct 1, 2026
• Oct 15, 2026
• Nov 5, 2026
• Nov 19, 2026
• Dec 3, 2026
• Dec 17, 2026

📩 Have questions?
Contact Project Champions: Alysa Sakkas or Lisa Chapman

Be part of a fun team, serving food and drinks to the public, to raise funds for CREF!

Sign up here on Club Runner, or you can see all Lev's events and sign up for any of them at this link (or see Club Runner events list).

Online self-paced training is required before volunteering: CA Responsible Beverage Servers certification and Levy Restaurants (Levi Stadium's food provider) Orientation and Alcohol Servers certifications. Step by step details on how to complete the training, which takes about an hour, is here. 

Family and friends over age 18 are welcome to help, too—they just need to take the training.

Learn more about this great fundraiser here!

Leads should arrive 1/2 hour early to the stadium.

Senator Josh Becker is a public policy innovator working at the nexus of community activism, technology, and social justice. Elected to the State Senate in November 2020, Senator Becker represents the residents of California’s 13th Senate District, which comprises most of San Mateo County and the northern part of Santa Clara County. Josh earned a JD/MBA from Stanford University in 1999. While a student, Josh cofounded the Stanford Board Fellows program, which trains students to serve on the boards of local nonprofits, engaging them in social progress at the beginning of their careers, rather than the end. Senator Becker is a 20-year resident of Menlo Park, where he lives with his wife, Jonna, their two children, Leo and Aaron, and the family dog, Percy

Monthly Climate Action Committee meeting which meets on the first Wednesday of each month. This is a hybrid meeting that can be attended via Zoom or in-person.  The team meets in the 'Conference Room' of Quinlan Center which is just off of the main lobby, across from the Parks & Rec office.  All Rotarians are welcome to join and learn about our extensive projects aimed at reducing carbon emissions (solar installations, artistic bike racks, regenerative farming, community harvest, pollinator garden, Hunger at Home food distribution, residential electrification).

Contact for the meeting is Vidula Aiyer ( vidula.ca@gmail.com ).

Youth Service AOS meeting in the Quinlan Conference room and also on zoom. Link will be sent before the meeting

Rotary Project with Second Harvest of Silicon Valley

Cupertino Rotary is partnering with Second Harvest for their Cupertino farmers market-style free grocery distribution. This hands-on Community Service opportunity allows you to make a direct, local impact by helping distribute fresh, nutritious groceries to neighbors facing food insecurity.

📍 What: Second Harvest Farmers Market-Style Grocery Distribution
👥 Who: 8-10 volunteers needed per shift 
📌 Where: Cupertino Union Church, 20900 Stevens Creek Blvd
🕖 When: 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month,  7:45 – 9:30 AM (on 3rd Thursday, if you can arrive at  7:30 AM, we need a few people to help bag frozen chicken)

Volunteers help set up and assist clients as they select their groceries in a Farmers market-style layout (and tear down afterward).  Friends/family (age 16+) are welcome!

Why This Matters:
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley is one of the largest food banks in the country, serving hundreds of thousands each month. Cupertino Rotary already indirectly partners with Second Harvest through our projects with Hunger at Home, West Valley Community Services, and De Anza College. This is our chance to partner directly—and right here in Cupertino.

Sign-ups are needed at least EIGHT days in advance. Here are the sign-up links for all the sessions July-Dec 2026:

• July 2, 2026
• July 16, 2026
• Aug 6, 2026
• Aug 20, 2026
• Sept 3, 2026
• Sept 17, 2026
• Oct 1, 2026
• Oct 15, 2026
• Nov 5, 2026
• Nov 19, 2026
• Dec 3, 2026
• Dec 17, 2026

📩 Have questions?
Contact Project Champions: Alysa Sakkas or Lisa Chapman

GIFT OF HOPE is West Valley Community Services (WVCS) annual Holiday Celebration providing a special and meaningful Holiday Party to hundreds of clients.  The 8:00 AM -2:00 PM event provides clients in need with food, games, entertainment, a visit with Santa, holiday gifts while showing the clients that their community cares.  

There are many fun volunteer opportunities.  Sign-ups and details about volunteering to be provided later.  Cupertino Rotary provides volunteers and some funding through Youth Services and Community Services.

For further details contact:

Sujatha Venkatraman, Executive Director WVCS and Champion for Youth Services

Chuck Harper, Champion for Community Services

the book this month is "Mother Daughter, Murder Night by Nina Simon, narrated by Bob Pruitt on zoom

Be part of a fun team, serving food and drinks to the public, to raise funds for CREF!

Sign up here on Club Runner, or you can see all Lev's events and sign up for any of them at this link (or see Club Runner events list).

Online self-paced training is required before volunteering: CA Responsible Beverage Servers certification and Levy Restaurants (Levi Stadium's food provider) Orientation and Alcohol Servers certifications. Step by step details on how to complete the training, which takes about an hour, is here. 

Family and friends over age 18 are welcome to help, too—they just need to take the training.

Learn more about this great fundraiser here!

Leads should arrive 1/2 hour early to the stadium.

Rotary Project with Second Harvest of Silicon Valley

Cupertino Rotary is partnering with Second Harvest for their Cupertino farmers market-style free grocery distribution. This hands-on Community Service opportunity allows you to make a direct, local impact by helping distribute fresh, nutritious groceries to neighbors facing food insecurity.

📍 What: Second Harvest Farmers Market-Style Grocery Distribution
👥 Who: 8-10 volunteers needed per shift 
📌 Where: Cupertino Union Church, 20900 Stevens Creek Blvd
🕖 When: 1st and 3rd Thursdays of each month,  7:45 – 9:30 AM (on 3rd Thursday, if you can arrive at  7:30 AM, we need a few people to help bag frozen chicken)

Volunteers help set up and assist clients as they select their groceries in a Farmers market-style layout (and tear down afterward).  Friends/family (age 16+) are welcome!

Why This Matters:
Second Harvest of Silicon Valley is one of the largest food banks in the country, serving hundreds of thousands each month. Cupertino Rotary already indirectly partners with Second Harvest through our projects with Hunger at Home, West Valley Community Services, and De Anza College. This is our chance to partner directly—and right here in Cupertino.

Sign-ups are needed at least EIGHT days in advance. Here are the sign-up links for all the sessions July-Dec 2026:

• July 2, 2026
• July 16, 2026
• Aug 6, 2026
• Aug 20, 2026
• Sept 3, 2026
• Sept 17, 2026
• Oct 1, 2026
• Oct 15, 2026
• Nov 5, 2026
• Nov 19, 2026
• Dec 3, 2026
• Dec 17, 2026

📩 Have questions?
Contact Project Champions: Alysa Sakkas or Lisa Chapman

details to follow

Be part of a fun team, serving food and drinks to the public, to raise funds for CREF!

Sign up here on Club Runner, or you can see all Lev's events and sign up for any of them at this link (or see Club Runner events list).

Online self-paced training is required before volunteering: CA Responsible Beverage Servers certification and Levy Restaurants (Levi Stadium's food provider) Orientation and Alcohol Servers certifications. Step by step details on how to complete the training, which takes about an hour, is here. 

Family and friends over age 18 are welcome to help, too—they just need to take the training.

Learn more about this great fundraiser here!

Leads should arrive 1/2 hour early to the stadium.

Youth Service AOS meeting in the Quinlan Conference room and also on zoom. Link will be sent before the meeting

the book this month is "The Bookbinder's Secret" by A.D. Bell and moderated by Jennifer Shearin on zoom

Youth Service AOS meeting in the Quinlan Conference room and also on zoom. Link will be sent before the meeting

Join fellow Rotarians in providing a week's worth of food to Silicon Valley residents at the Hunger at Home drive-through food distribution event. We are looking for 14 volunteers to help out on the first Monday of each month. Each event typically distributes food to 325+ families.  

When:  Monday March 1, 2027 from 8-11:00 am;
 

Where: San Jose Flea Market located at 1411 Mabury Rd, San Jose. (enter via the Mabury Rd entrance, not the Berryessa Rd entrance)

What: Combine food items into bags/boxes for distribution, loading food into the vehicles.
 

How to Register: Email Diane King (dianeking1@gmail.com); Diane will send the list of volunteers to Harvest at Home and will organize carpools.  

About this Project (our “Why”): Recent surveys show that 37% of families in Santa Clara Country are struggling from food insecurity while 40% of food goes to waste. Hunger at Home rescues food destined for our landfills by partnering with large organizations (Levi’s, SJ Convention Center, Shoreline, hotels, grocery stores, Sysco, etc) and repurposing the food collected to families in the community. So, not only are we feeding the hungry but we are reducing methane and CO2 emissions by diverting food from our landfills.

Questions: Diane King    408-204-2144 dianeking1@gmail.com

                    Tony King   408-204-2139 d_t_king@gmail.com

Youth Service AOS meeting in the Quinlan Conference room and also on zoom. Link will be sent before the meeting