President

President Elect

President Elect Nominee

Monika Gottlieb

Past President

Lars Larson

Club Secretary

Jessica Peterson

Club Treasurer

Eileen Geil

The Rotary Foundation

Executive Secretary

Sgt-at-Arms

Membership Chair

Family Chair

Programs Chair

Community Service Chair

Scott Smith

Community Service-Pancakes

Michele Lilley

Fundraising Chair

Monika Gottlieb

Fundraiser-Masquerade Ball

Steve Geil

International Serv Chair

Sherry Sim

Cayucos Middle School Interact Advisor

Jessica Peterson

Morro Bay High School Interact Advisor

RYLA Coordinator

Scholarships

Rotaract Advisor

Web Administrator

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Welcome to the Mighty Little Club on the Central Coast

Service Above Self

We meet In Person

Thursdays at 7:00 AM

Luna Cafe

1st Thursdays @ 7AM & 3rd Thursday @ 5PM
84 N Ocean Ave
Cayucos, CA 93430
United States of America

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Cayucos Rotary's Bike Raffle

A $20 donation gets you the chance to win an electric bike. Drawing on Dec 13, 2020. Tickets available. Email cayucosrotary@gmail.com or visit www.CayucosRotary.org to make a donation - look for the "Buy Electric Bike Tickets" button at top left of homepage. We will mail ticket(s) to you.

Cayucos Rotary's Covid-19 Fundraiser

Cayucos Rotary's Covid-19 Fundraiser. Due Covid-19, Cayucos Rotary was not able to hold the annual Masquerade this past March. We have pre-packed 50 silent auction baskets, all valued and ready for your purchase. Here are seven of them. More to be posted. Please email cayucosrotary@gmail.com if you have any interest to support our fundraiser.

3rd Donation to Harvest Bag

Another district grant project made possible by our members’ contribution to the Annual Fund program @ The Rotary Foundation via our sustaining membership cum happy bucks. Thank you, Cayucan Rotarians! Cayucos Rotary donating another $2,500 to Harvest Bag, a food program/collaboration between Cayucos Community Church and San Luis Obispo Food Bank serving needy families in Cayucos and neighboring communities. Pictured from left to right are Doyle Daniel, Cayucos Rotary 501c3 club foundation treasurer, Club President, Steve Geil in the middle and immediate Past President Steve "Lars" Larson at far right presenting the check to two of the Harvest Bag members.

Onto Cleaning Plaques @ Cayucos Pier

Plaque cleaning and beach clean-up by Cayucos Rotary. Guess who stopped to help? Fellow Rotarians from Palo Alto! There’s strength when Rotarians unite.

The Weather Man Draws a Crowd

Seemed like a revival: our members are enjoying the in-person meetings. Some of our members even brought their pets to the meeting. Club Treasurer Eileen Geil did a wonderful job of selling the silent auction baskets that she had packed for this past March Masquerade. Bet we raised a few thousand dollars! We also celebrated our newest member, Kate Stulberg's birthday and enjoyed John Lindsey's presentation so much we would be inviting him back to update us on PG&E's decommissioning of the nuclear plant.

Rotary International Platinum Citation

Congratulations to immediate Past Club President Steve Larson, for another feather in the cap; in Cayucos Rotary club's receipt of Rotary International's Platinum Citation during his year, 2019-2020. The 'Rotary Citation' is the most significant award a Rotary club can achieve, as a result of the club's commitment to meet the community needs and complete projects. This is a gracious compliment to Cayucos Rotary's being recognized as the "2019-2020 Overall Best Small Club" in District 5240, covering SLO, Santa Barbara, Kern and Ventura counties.

Cayucos Rotary Welcomes Kate Stulberg

Cayucos Rotary is pleased to welcome Kate Stulberg as our club's newest member. We are delighted that Kate has chosen to be part of the Cayucos Rotary Family.

Kate is married to attorney Jeff Stulberg, and has twin girls, Tory and Elizabeth Stulberg aged 17. She was the Executive Director of the San Luis Obispo County Arts Council for seven years. Prior to that, Kate was Chief of Staff at the Center for the Study of Popular Culture in Los Angeles, working for political pundit, David Horowitz. Kate also worked for several years with the Western Office of the Council State of Governments, staffing the Health and Education and International Trade committees comprising state legislators from 13 Western states. She holds a Masters in Public Administration/Policy from USC and attended Mills College and U.C. Berkeley. Kate speaks Spanish and has traveled extensively, including a six month trip up the East coast of Africa in the early 1980's.

Pictured above are Kate on the right and her sponsor, Katherine Hudson. Members of Cayucos Rotary are looking forward to working and engaging with Kate on our various projects and embracing any ideas from Kate.

District Governor Visits, as Cayucos Rotary Grows

Cayucos Rotary's 1st hybrid meeting last evening - in person plus Zoom with Rotary District 5240 District Governor Deborah Linden as our guest speaker. District Governor Deborah was inspiring and motivational. We also had Assistant Governor Jane Howard joining us from Cambria. Our members showed up in force ~ looked like we really missed each other. It's heart-warming. So glad everyone's healthy and safe. A few joined via Zoom. Food served by Lunada Garden Bistro was yummy. We welcomed Kate Stulberg as our newest member, while spouse, Jeff Stulberg joined in the induction. Two guests visited: Joel Pace and John Paul, and we also celebrated a birthday. Last but not least, congratulations to club secretary, Jessica Peterson as the recipient of the People of Action award from District Governor Deborah Linden. It was a blast!

Cayucos Continues to Pick Up

A big thank you to our club members who showed up to clean the beach and streets. Pictured left to right are : Jessica Peterson, club secretary; Donna Archer, Past President, Mike Baxter who brought his lovely wife; Dale Kaiser, Board Member; John Paul (uncle of Toni), and Toni LeGras.

Cayucos Rotary CleanUp

Posted by Sherry Sim on Jul 26, 2020

Thank you to all who were able to participate in the beach/street clean-up on July 26. It's great to be out and every caring act counts. Hope you are all looking forward to the next clean-up. After the hard work, we adjourned for pastries and coffee and were able to do a bit of socializing albeit the distancing.

Please help to care for our beautiful community. If you are interested to join us in any projects, please email cayucosrotary@gmail.com.

Cayucos Rotary feeds Local Families During Covid-19

Posted by Sherry Sim on May 27, 2020

Cayucos Rotary's Club President Steve Larson, "Lars", and our 501c Club Foundation Treasurer Doyle Daniel presenting the $5,000 check to Harvest Bag program managed by Cayucos Community Church. The program is a collaboration with San Luis Obispo Food Bank to provide bags of groceries and produce to local families in need from Mondays to Fridays. Each day, about 48 bags are handed to families comprising mainly seniors and single mothers.

2019 Masquerade Sponsors

Posted by Sherry Sim on Jun 30, 2019

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About Our Club

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