We are people of action who come together in their commitment to improving people’s lives and the community while enjoying better connections to friends and neighbors through service projects, fellowship and fun.
We meet the 1st, 2nd, and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 7:00am at the Dana Point Community Center. On the 3rd Wednesday of the month, we meet around town to support local businesses.
Scheduled club meetings and events appear on the club calendar.
Community Projects
Every Rotarian works to improve the quality of life for those in their communities.
Youth Support
We sponsor the high school service club, Interact, as well as fund college scholarships and support youth leadership retreats.
International Projects
Rotary is dedicated to causes that build international relationships, improve lives, and promote better understanding and peace.
The Environment
We get out there to help the needs of our community. We are the leaders in Dana Point and our surrounding communities.
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πβ¨ And the Winner Is... β¨π
Congratulations to Mike Whipple, the lucky winner of our A Night in Venice Opportunity Drawing! π₯
Mike now has his pick of one of three dream trips β each offering unforgettable memories, luxury, and adventure! πβοΈ
A huge THANK YOU to everyone who purchased tickets, bid in our online auction, and helped make this yearβs event such a success. π
Your generosity helps the Monarch Beach Sunrise Rotary continue to support local youth, families, and humanitarian programs near and far.
Stay tuned β more exciting events are on the horizon! π
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"Make your life extraordinary by using the power of service."
Rotarian, Donald Clinebell, is a distinguished author, man of faith, man of service with a passion to help individuals embrace the power of service to make their lives and their organizations better.
Being "Service Driven" is about changing your thinking and, ultimately, your perception β and discovering purpose, meaning, joy, fulfillment, worthiness and true peace β in every part of your life! Don speaks about true service not being an "add on to life." It is the core and foundation and begins at home.
Meet Cameron and Abram, two great students from Dana Hills High school. Our student of the month program always is a delight! Cameron is in the HMO Health medical academy. 7 AP classes in a 4.56 average. His ambition is to go into biomedical engineering and waiting to to see what university he gets into.
Abram is the captain of the tennis team. Also having numerous AP classes, and a 4.4 gpa, his interest is in International Relations and Business. He would like to go to Tulane Universityin New Orleans.
Kudos to supportive parents who have raised these kids up right, and also to Brittany Casey, the Principal of Dana Hills High School who makes sure that every young person has the chance to chase a dream!
We had a wonderful talk about the history of Dana Point last Wednesday by Friends from The Dana Point Historical Society. This great organization is a volunteer nonprofit established in 1987 to celebrate and preserve the history of Dana Point for current and future generations.
The Dana Point Historical Society offers a diverse array of programs designed to preserve and celebrate the rich history of Dana Point. Through engaging educational initiatives, historical tours, and community events, the society brings the city's storied past to life for residents and visitors.
Pictured left to right Keith Johannes, Barbara Johannes, MBSR President Bob Zasa and right, Elizabeth Bamattre.