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Our meeting on Friday, April 16, 2021, was our Annual Club Assembly. This special meeting let members hear from the Club’s leadership - President, President-Elect, and all Program Directors - informing them Point Loma Rotary Club’s financial status, Service projects and plans, and the general ‘State of the Club.”
Fiji Clean Water Project
4,000+ villagers served.
Fijians are constantly dealing with outbreaks of typhoid, amoebic dysentery, e. coli, and leptospirosis.
The Annual Rotarians at Work Day.
Point Loma Rotarians working at Famosa Slough with Friends of Famosa Slough.
Veterans Fishing Trip
RideThePoint.org. Supporting
UC San Diego Moores Cancer.
Pancreatic cancer is the 4th leading cause of cancer-related deaths in both men and women.
Learn more
Rotary joins other international agencies in providing immediate relief to disaster survivors through our partnership with ShelterBox.
Our meeting on Friday, April 16, 2021, was our Annual Club Assembly. This special meeting let members hear from the Club’s leadership - President, President-Elect, and all Program Directors - informing them Point Loma Rotary Club’s financial status, Service projects and plans, and the general ‘State of the Club.”
Our program on the 9th featured Dr. Matt Kurth, a pharmaceutical physician practicing in greater San Diego. His professional experience spans clinical medicine, neurology, gastroenterology, inflammatory disorders, and biomedical sciences. His presentation, “Vaccine Development 101 – or how COVID Vaccines came about,” went into great detail on both safety and efficacy of the vaccines. Matt and his wife Janice, our Rotary District Governor in 2015-16, are both vaccinators and have gained anecdotal information after vaccinating over 500 individuals. A copy of his presentation was provided to all club members and is well worth reviewing by everyone who is interested. We cannot thank Dr. Matt enough for his time and expertise.
Our program on April 2nd featured Tom Seidler, who enters his 31st season in professional baseball and his ninth with the San Diego Padres, serving as Senior Vice President, Community and Military Affairs. Tom oversaw the launch of the Padres Volunteer Team, a regional volunteer force which has engaged over 6,000 members of the community and provided over 29,000 volunteer hours and $740,000 of value to local non-profits. His presentation gave all of us fans an up-beat prognosis of the 2021 San Diego Padres. We'll see...but we do thank Tom for his time and expertise.
