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Welcome to our Club! Chartered Sep 12, 1966

San Jose East/Evergreen

Small and Mighty

Thursdays at 12:00 p.m.
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San Jose, CA
United States of America
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Bragging Rights

Happy Birthday Eric - November 3! laugh

Club Member, Eric Peterson, climbs Mt. Kilamanjaro!

Barry and I are off with our crew to climb Kilimanjaro
Sep 10, 2023
Success! We made the top of Kilimanjaro and it only took five days!

Rotarians in Action in the Community

Picnic by the Lake
 
San Jose East/Evergreen Rotarians joined California State Senator Dave Cortese at his inaugural Picnic by the Lake Multicultural Festival and Resource Fair on Saturday, September 30th, 2023 at Hellyer County Park. in San Jose, CA.  
 
Picnic by the Lake was held in partnership with the County of Santa Clara Parks and Recreation Department and the Rotary Club of San Jose East/Evergreen. The Multicultural Festival and Resource Fair is an all-free event open to the public which featured:
  • A kid’s zone with inflatables, face painting, and bubbles!
  • A rock climbing wall 
  • Raffle prizes
  • 100+ resource booths
  • COVID-19 vaccines and flu shots
  • Multicultural performances from local community groups
  • Free beef and veggie burgers while supplies last
  • Pumpkin patch with free pumpkins while supplies last
Folks from ‘Reading Partners Silicon Valley’ stopped by our booth; we plan to invite for one of our meetings to learn more. They are eager to collaborate with us.
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October is Economic and Community Development Month

Economic and Community Development is one of Rotary's six areas of focus.
 
This video shows how Rotary carries out service projects worldwide that enhance economic and community development and create opportunities for work. We also strengthen local entrepreneurs and community leaders, particularly women, in impoverished communities.
 
One way we support Economic and Community Development is though club participation in Kiva.org a micro-loan program platform.
 
Beginning with a $500 donation, we have made 26 loans in 10 countries and have loaned $970 with repaid KIVA credit.
 
Through Kiva we make microloans as a force for good, creating a space where people can have one-to-one impact, and together, expand financial access for all.
As loans are repaid, the money is used to fund more microloans.
 
"From a new fishing net to community solar power, it’s easy to help fund a loan that changes someone’s life." 
 
 

Fall Leadership Conference a Success

For more than a decade, the Fall Leadership Conference has singularly inspired thousands of Bay Area high school students to raise over $1 million dollars for local and international projects they design and to donate over 1 million hours of time to our local communities.
 
We were privileged to sponsor 10 students: 5 each from Mt. Pleasant and Yerba Buena High Schools. They, in turn, will inspire fellow students with the skills they learned at the Conference.
 
Club members Disha Vij and Nimeesha Rane were among the many volunteers that helped to make this event a success. 
 

What DO we stand for?

 
 
 
 
 
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Sara Calkins
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