Front Row: Ebise Biratu, Chris Almazan Razo, Damian Villarreal-Ayala, Gabriel Sandoval
Back Row: Stefany Herrera Soto, Jo Jo Flores, Josue Ruiz, Emily Camero
Back Row: Stefany Herrera Soto, Jo Jo Flores, Josue Ruiz, Emily Camero
JOIN US FOR LUNCH
It’s our treat!
2nd, 3rd and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 12:15 PM
Allied Arts Guild
75 Arbor Road, Menlo Park CA
We are Menlo Park's premier service club. We are an all-volunteer organization of community and business leaders who give our time and resources to help make Menlo Park and the world a better place for all. From fundraising to community beautification, scholarships and more, Menlo Park Rotary Club members pride ourselves on getting the job done for the greater good. Our motto is "Service Above Self." Learn more
Rotarians doing a service project with Art in Action
Local high school students helping clean up the Belle Haven Community Garden
The Community Garden is a project of Menlo Park Rotary
Weekly lunch and speakers
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St. Anthony's Padua Dining Room
3500 Middlefield Rd, Menlo Park, CA 94025Jun. 26, 2025
8:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.
2025 Rotary Community Grant Winners
Back Row: Jenna Wachtel Pronovost (Ravenswood Education Foundation), Mary Carbullido (Art In Action), Rob Holyoake (RCMP), Stephanie Figeira (Meals on Wheels (PVI)), Janelle Nunez (LifeMoves), Jeanette Kennedy (Ravenswood Classroom Partners), Joe Krauss (St Anthony’s Padua Dining Room)
Front Row: Rachel Stokes (Eastside College Prep School), Nicole Sbragia (CoolineKids), Kim Aitken-Young (Ravenswood Classroom Partners), Kimmy Jackson (Ecumenical Hunger Program), Elizabeth Wells (Foundation for a College Education), Ali Irturk (President-Elect RCMP), Rene Jiminez (Peninsula Bridge), Jenn Nelson (Menlo College Food Pantry), Teshionda Nickerson (Menlo Atherton HS), Bob Andrews (President, RCMP)
The Rotary Club has awarded $41,000 in Community Gift Grants to 14 nonprofit organizations serving the less fortunate in the local community. The grants, with $35,000 from the foundation and $6,000 from the Club, align with the Club's 2025 Giving Focus supporting seniors and youth in food insecurity, arts and culture, and education.
"Every application demonstrated worthy causes, making the selection process challenging," said Ali Irturk, President-Elect and committee chair. The committee, including Sylvia Bambra, Steve Milender, Ronald Sasaki, and co-chair Rob Holyoake, evaluated 24 applications based on program quality and community impact.
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