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2023 Rotary District 5170 Conference
Alameda County District 1, Supervisor, David Haubert explains the Grants made available to the Rotary Clubs in Area 4.
Rotary Club of Dublin, President Val Williams
Thanks to Alameda County Supervisor, David Haubert the Rotary Club of Dublin was awarded a grant for $25,000. The monies from the grant will be used for the new Dublin Culteral Arts Center. In partnership with the City of Dublin the funds will be spent on the Music Program. New musical equipment,
instruments and fee support for youth.
Rotarians from the Rotary Club of Dublin take a moment to greet the President of the Rotary Club of Oakland, Mary Geong (2nd from the right).
2023 District 5170
Members of the Rotary Club of Dublin gathered to enjoy fellowship and camaraderie. From left to right: Namrata Berry, Bob Tucknott, Chris Hobbs, Sierra Slatinsky, Kamal Della, Supervisor David Haubert, Jen Pringle, Patty Pringle, Val Williams.
President Val Williams, Past President Kamal Della, Jen Pringle and Past President Patty Pringle. Is there a future president in this group?
Thank you to all the volunteers that made Bike Build 2022 a success!
The City of Dublin and the Rotary Club of Dublin
honored our Veterans at a special luncheon.
During the past summer, DPIE with the Rotary Club of Dublin and the music programs at Cottonwood Creek, Fallon and Wells Middle School partnered together in the City of Dublin’s annual Fireworks Sale and helped raise a total of $26,197 in support of the music programs at the three schools. Type caption here
Rotarians In Action
"Kids Against Hunger"
These Dublin Rotarians pitched in with other Area 4 Rotary Clubs to pack over 22,000 pounds of food that will be shipped to the Ukraine.
Community Volunteers signed up for the Rotary Club of Dublin Booth at the St. Patrick's Day Festival
Rotary Club of Dublin, President, Kamal Della wishes everyone a Happy St. Patrick's Day
You too can be a Community Volunteer for the Rotary Club of Dublin. Click "Contact Us" on the dashboard above.
Congratulations Rotary Club of Dublin
on reaching Shelter Box HERO recognition
for Rotary Year 2021-2022.
October 5, 2021 .
Rotary Club of Dublin holds it's first in person luncheon since March of 2020.
2021 Rotary Club of Dublin Scholarship Winners
Congratulations to the following:
$4,500 - Luke Wu – UC Berkeley, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
$3,500 - Derek Xu – UC Berkeley, Electrical Engineering & Computer Science
$3,000 - Car’leon Rogers – Las Positas College – Vocational Education
$2,500 - Veena Ummadisetty – UC Berkeley, Electircal Engineering & Computer Science
$2,000 – Adora Wen – UC Berkeley, Economics & Mathematics
$1,500 – Riya Chopra – UC Berkeley, Public Policy
$1,500 – Siya Pun – UC Davis, Biology - Global Diseases
$ 500 – Audrey Kwan – Stanford, Human Biology
$ 500 – Ruhi Shrawagi – Champan University, Business Administration
(Winners/Pictures not in order)
Rotarians in Action
Rotarians along with other volunteers packaged food for a worldwide campaign
"Kids Against Hunger"
Rotarians Making a Difference
Dublin Rotarians united, rolled up their sleeves and built bikes that were donated to students from various Dublin schools.
Thank you Rotary Club of Dublin
Pictured: Rotary Area 4 club presidents and Area 4 Assistant Governor (From left to right: Rotary club presidents of Livermore Valley, Philomena Rambo; Hayward, Sara Lamnin; Pleasanton, Dublin, Livermore (Tri-Valley Evening), Jonni Hawthorne; Castro Valley, Gary Howard; Livermore, Carolyn Siegfried; Area 4 Assistant Governor, Jill Duerig;
and Pleasanton North, Dave Pitcher.
Area Rotary Clubs Support COVID-19 Community Healthcare Response
Area Rotary clubs worked together to obtain a $96,850 Rotary International Global Grant for COVID-19 response for community healthcare providers in Alameda County.
The Rotary Club of Livermore and the Rotary E-Club of Lake Atitlán-Panajachel, Guatemala represented the Area 4 Rotary clubs: Hayward, Castro Valley, Dublin, Pleasanton (downtown), Pleasanton North, Tri-Valley Evening, Livermore, and Livermore Valley. Additional financial support for the grant was provided by the Pleasanton North Rotary Foundation and the Rotarian Foundation of Livermore.
The grant will fund high priority COVID-19 medical equipment for three local community health centers, Axis Community Health, Asian Health Services and Eden Medical Center. In addition, Rotary will engage volunteers to participate in high-priority COVID-19 education, outreach and support initiatives. Many who are sheltering in place need information, are lonely, and need help that volunteers can provide.
Area 4 Rotary clubs have supported other COVID-19 responses – Smart thermometers for local school districts and organizations, food security solutions, PPE and other equipment.
All the contributing Rotary Clubs remain active during the shelter-in-place orders, including holding regular club meetings via Zoom. Rotarians continue to be “People of Action" and invite other service minded community members to join their ranks. For more information, please visit the website of a Rotary Club in your area. Rotary clubs can be found by visiting https://www.rotary.org/en and using the Club Finder link.
Posted from Congressman Eric Swalwell's
Facebook Page May 15 at 9:00 AM
I want to take a moment to recognize the Dublin Rotary Club for their extraordinary work throughout this challenging time. Members have been going above and beyond to care for our community and have been involved in a wide range of projects from delivering food to the elderly for Meals on Wheels to picking-up food from grocery stores for Tri-Valley Haven Food Pantry. The club is finalizing a project with Tri-Valley Haven Food Pantry for a $3,000 donation to purchase food and basic necessities, and to then package the
supplies for distribution.
supplies for distribution.
One member, Christy Li, in collaboration with students from Fallon Middle School, produced over 3,000 Face Shields for distribution to East Bay hospitals, health care clinics, and assisted living facilities.
Another member, Namrata Berry, started a free lunch program for health care workers, police officers, firefighters and paramedics in appreciation for their selfless service to the community.
The club is also coordinating the distribution of 500 smart thermometers from Kinsa Health to families whose children are in the school lunch program in the Dublin Unified School District, plus an additional 500 to Dublin citizens.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you for all that you do! Your members represent the very best of our community and you make #CA15Proud.
The Rotary Club of Dublin recently made a donation to the Delta Delta Sigma, Pre-Dental Fraternity of the University of California, Irvine. The fraternity is a professional pre-dental organization whose goal is developing strong and well-rounded dental professionals through academic integrity and compassion for service. They are a 501 (c3) and currently have a list of dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants, and other volunteers who provide services for a dental clinic for the under served population in the Orange County and neighboring areas. Shelby Piegaro daughter of Fellow Dublin Rotarian Dominic Piegaro accepted the check that will be used to purchase necessary equipment and medical supplies.
Field Trip
Alameda County Emergency Operations Center
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