Woodland Rotary - The Rotary Club of Woodland Website

Join us and the over 1.2 million Rotarians worldwide in helping to improve our communities. Our club members contribute time to improve Woodland in many ways including holding an annual Senior Citizens BBQ, volunteering for Meals on Wheels, helping with the annual FFA auction, mentoring the Woodland High School Interact Club, sponsoring young leaders to the Camp Royal Leadership Camp and the Camp Venture Entrepreneurship Camp, and contributing to the Woodland KIDS Read program. Every year we contribute to a major capital project. Recent projects have included the Woodland Community College electronic bulletin board, a specialized playground at Greengate School, the new Yolo Food Bank facility. We just recently committed to funding the "Cheetah" a diagnostic tool that will be used for sepsis patients at Woodland Healthcare.

On the international side, we have participated in projects ranging from water wells, to dental clinics, to cervical cancer screening.

We meet every Tuesday from 12:00-1:15 for lunch, a brief business meeting, and an informative program. We also have various social events throughout the year. We strive for a diverse membership that includes leaders in all facets of the community, a great group to know and learn from. If you are looking to meet new friends, learn something interesting every week, and are searching for a way to give back, please contact us.

Peter Holmes

President 2017-2018

Senior BBQ May 1st -

All Hands on Deck!

Assignment Signup Sheet

a/o April 18

Contact Aniek Ramsay

for more information.

April 17th Meeting

UC Cooperative Extension Farm Advisor Rachael Long was our guest speaker today, giving us a comprehensive presentation on agricultural production in Yolo County. Many thanks to Christian Sherrill for arranging and introducing this interesting program!

Sunrise Rotarian John Martin, looking relieved at the end of tax season, joined us today. Mike Chandler just keeps drawing free lunches! David Janes was today's Fine Master, asking questions about taxes. Dick Hoppin wants some members to join him April 19 to lay brick at Rotary Park (see announcement on tab at right).

We got to know Chuck 'Iggy' Maltese a little bit more today. He also said if you want to participate in the Rotary Mystery Golf trip on May 16 you better sign up quickly. Contact Chuck to do so.

UC Davis Rotaracters Rebecca and Sorrayar visited us today to let us know about their

'Baby Big Night' event on May 5.

April 10th Meeting

Foundation Chair Tom Schwarzgruber, along with President Peter Holmes, presented Paul Harris Fellowship pins to Chuck Moore (+4) and Laurie Ruiz (her first!) today. Paul Harris Fellowships are recognition of personal contribution milestones made to the Rotary Foundation.

City of Woodland Mayor Pro Tempore Xóchitl Rodriguez was our guest speaker today,

providing us an overview of City projects and issues as well as taking questions.

See the Daily Democrat's article on this presentation.

Lori Ross introduced her guest Rocio Saldana.

Nick Roncoroni found out how difficult it is to win the freeloader prize. We learned a little more about Ken Nordren today. Dick Hoppin asked for volunteers to lay bricks at the Rotary Beer Booth on April 19th (see story on tab at right). And PDG Karl Diekman led Recognition today and tested our knowledge of the Internet.

Mystery Golf Trip - Sign Up Now!

Contact Chuck Maltese to sign-up

or for more information.

Lunch Price Increase

Beginning in March 2018, the price of a lunch at Club meetings will raise to $18. Triggered by a cost increase from our caterer, Cracchiolos, the Club discussed and voted to approve the increase at the Club’s February 20, 2018 meeting.

Scenes from 2018 Dinner Auction

View the Auction Program

Tanzania Children's Hospital Project

The new Digital X-ray building, at the Children's Hospital in Zinga, Tanzania, Africa, was recently opened. A $103,000 Rotary International Global Grant co-sponsored by all three Woodland Rotary clubs and others in our region, provided a digital x-ray system, a digital dental x-ray system and an ultrasound system, along with necessary training of local staff on their use, for this hospital.

'The primary objective of

this global grant is to improve access to diagnostic radiology services for the poor and underserved children of Tanzania.'

View the grant report to learn more about this project.

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