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Calling all Orinda Rotary members! Orinda's big 4th of July parade and celebration in our Community Center Park is just around the corner! Represent our club and join the fun by marching in the parade and/or volunteering to help in the Rotary Beer Booth! Parade participants should gather in the BART parking lot around 9:00 AM for coffee, donuts and car decorating! The parade will begin at 10:00 AM sharp. After the parade, visit the beer booth for a cold one! For more information contact Jackie Horwitz (Parade info) or Lance Cowles (Beer Booth info).Welcome to Our Club!
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Orinda Community Center
28 Orinda Way
Orinda, CA 94563
United States
Orinda, CA 94563
United States
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Calling all Orinda Rotary members! Orinda's big 4th of July parade and celebration in our Community Center Park is just around the corner! Represent our club and join the fun by marching in the parade and/or volunteering to help in the Rotary Beer Booth! Parade participants should gather in the BART parking lot around 9:00 AM for coffee, donuts and car decorating! The parade will begin at 10:00 AM sharp. After the parade, visit the beer booth for a cold one! For more information contact Jackie Horwitz (Parade info) or Lance Cowles (Beer Booth info).
California State District 16 Assemblywoman Rebecca Bauer-Kahan will be the featured speaker at the Rotary Club of Orinda luncheon meeting on Wednesday, July 10. The meeting begins at noon and will be held in the Founders’ Auditorium at the Orinda Community Center. The public is welcome and cost for the lunch is $20 per person. Reservations are required and can be made here.
Dancing with the Cars, Orinda Rotary's major annual fundraiser and kick-off to the Orinda Classic Car Show, will be the grand-opening event at Orinda's new Art and Garden Center at Wilder on Friday, September 6th. This year's theme, "Wheels that Won the West," benefits Orinda's seniors, our schools, parks and recreation, the arts and much more! The evening will feature a display of iconic autos from decades past, along with liberal libations, great grub and toe-tapping music. Silent and live auctions will offer fabulous getaways, wonderful group parties, plus opportunities for adventure, personal pampering and fun!
Tickets are $130 per person or $1,000 for a table of eight. This event is always a sell-out - so don't dawdle! Click here to buy your tickets today!
On Tuesday, April 9, students and teachers from the Orinda Unified School District, accompanied by Sylvia Hua, Dick Burkhalter, Lance Cowles, John Donnelly and Rodney Lal from the Rotary Club of Orinda, traveled to Butte County to deliver aid to Paradise schoolchildren displaced by last year’s Camp Fire. The program, conducted by the Orinda School District in collaboration with the nonprofit Mindful Littles, and sponsored by the Rotary Clubs of Orinda and Paradise, delivered 300 Peace Kits containing 12 mindfulness and compassion tools to students and staff of the Ponderosa Elementary School in Paradise. Their school was destroyed by the Camp Fire and 250 children are temporarily attending school at Durham Elementary School in Durham. The kits were assembled by children at all of the Orinda Schools as community service project, and are intended to help Paradise children and staff cope with the emotional impact from the fire. OrindaCares will help the students and staff learn how to use the items in the kits. According to Orinda School District Director of Curriculum and Instruction David Schrag, “The Ponderosa Elementary school leaders are ve
ry excited about and supportive of our project as many students and staff are struggling with their emotional well-being as they heal from the devastating fire.” The Paradise Unified School District Superintendent said about the OrindaCares effort, “This is one of the best projects I have seen.” According to Orinda Rotary Club President John Donnelly, “Rotary Clubs all across Northern California contributed generously in the immediate aftermath of the fires, providing the children with school supplies and books to help them resume normal life as quickly as possible. However, the social and emotional impacts of the fires will be around for a long time to come. We are very pleased to be able to join with Paradise Rotary and OUSD to keep the commitment going and help the children heal.”
ry excited about and supportive of our project as many students and staff are struggling with their emotional well-being as they heal from the devastating fire.” The Paradise Unified School District Superintendent said about the OrindaCares effort, “This is one of the best projects I have seen.” According to Orinda Rotary Club President John Donnelly, “Rotary Clubs all across Northern California contributed generously in the immediate aftermath of the fires, providing the children with school supplies and books to help them resume normal life as quickly as possible. However, the social and emotional impacts of the fires will be around for a long time to come. We are very pleased to be able to join with Paradise Rotary and OUSD to keep the commitment going and help the children heal.” 
