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In Rotary, we work together, and see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.

 
Rotary Club of Grass Valley
We meet In Person
Mondays at 12:15 p.m.
Wild Eye Pub
535 Mill Street
Grass Valley, CA 95945-4788
United States of America
 
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Stephanie Fischer and Tim McCall

December 2025- Rotary of Grass Valley -Salvation Army Bell Ringers Ryan Sykes and Pat Ward- Other bell ringers include Fred Claessens, James Delcour, Don Daniels, Monty East and Sean Jackson

Bob Long

Rotarian Cheri Hall Receives her Blue Badge

Lyman Gilmore Students of the Month for November and December

David Zucca Joins the Rotary Club of Grass Valley

 

On October 11, 2025 Kelle Gruenefeldt brought the painting crew together to paint the Chicago Park School Playground

Jesse Wilson Induction
On July 7 2025 Jesse Wilson was inducted as the new Rotary Club of Grass Valley President for the year 2025-2026. Jesse will bring his many talents to Rotary as Service above Self.
Sean Jackson Demotion
On June 28, 2025 The Rotary Club of Grass Valley celebrated the demotion of Sean Jackson.  Sean Jackson served as President of the Rotary Club from July 2023 through June 2025.
Many Rotary accomplishments occurred during his presidency.
Space permits only a few to be listed here.
July 23, 2023 - Painting project at Bright Futures for Youth
July 29, 2024 - Litton Trail Memory Garden
Sep 16, 2024 - Bright Future Donation
Mar 9, 2025 - Union Hill School - Planter Boxes
Mar 28, 2025 - 100 Year Anniversary
Apr 26, 2025 - Bright Futures for Youth, Garden-Planter Boxes
June 2, 2025 - Union Hill School Donation
 
 
Union Hill School GardenSpeakers 
March 2025 the Rotary Club of Grass Valley built Planter boxes for Union Hill School. This photo and video demonstrate the completion of this project as of the end of June 2025.
Sean Jackson, President of the Rotary Club of Grass Valley presented our literacy contribution of $500 to Sandra Barrington, Executive Director of the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Foundation. 

When a child is exposed to reading at a very young age, it opens up the world to them.

They do better in school, bond with family, engage their imagination, and so much more!

Since 1998, Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Foundation’s Read Me A Story Program has provided free books at pediatric offices throughout Western Nevada County for children through eight years of age. Read Me A Story encourages families to read together so your child will reach their full potential when entering kindergarten.

The Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital  (SNMH) Foundation touches and saves lives every day by helping the SNMH deliver superior healthcare. We support outreach programs, education, state-of-the-art technology and facilities through philanthropy and volunteerism.

Rotary Gold Country Challenge - Support-Photo Album
Rotary Gold Country Challenge
Rotary Gold Country Challenge - Support-Photo Album

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Rotary Club of Grass Valley donation to Union Hill Middle School
Student Body Officers and the Superintendent Scott
Mikal-Heine from Union Hill Middle School made a
presentation. The school wants to honor a teacher and
coach who passed away this year. Our Rotary Club is
donating $1000 toward their project.
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The game changer

Meet your 2026-27 Rotary president, Olayinka Hakeem Babalola

Indian developer donates US$50 million to The Rotary Foundation

Ravishankar Dakoju pledged that he and his wife and fellow club member, Paola Dakoju, would donate approximately US$50 million (4.5 billion Indian rupees) to The Rotary Foundation.

Olayinka H. Babalola urges members of Rotary to Create Lasting Impact

Rotary International president-elect emphasizes effective action and ‘embracing the world with open arms’

Nanotechnology brings safer water to the Ganges Delta

Nanotechnology brings safer water to the Ganges Delta

Care for the emotional wounds

A husband-and-wife team came up with first aid for mental health on a dog walk. They want you — yes, you — to join this global movement

Chicago Park School Graduation Breakfast
On June 5th, 2025 the Rotary Club of Grass Valley honored the Eight Grade graduation class by preparing breakfast for the students and their guests.
 
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Welcome Corporate Members
 
 
 
 
Rotary Membership Opportunities
There are now expanded opportunities for Rotary Membership in our club.
 
In addition to regular Rotary membership, qualified applicants can now be nominated for membership in the new  categories of:
 
  1. Corporate Membership
  2. Family Membership
  3. Young Professional Membership
For more information about the new Rotary membership opportunities contact us at: gvrotary@gmail.com
 
Additional information regarding Corporate Membership is also in the Corporate Membership Program Brochure
 
Additional information about our club and what we do is in the club brochure.  
 
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Birthdays & Anniversaries
Anniversaries:
  • Jerry Trammell
    Judy
    January 2
  • Kelly Quinn
    Teresa
    January 23