On October 7, the Rotary Club of San Bernardino was honored to welcome Councilmember Treasure Ortiz as our guest speaker. Councilmember Ortiz shared valuable insights into the current state of our city, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities shaping San Bernardino’s future. Her presentation focused on the revitalization of our downtown area, offering updates on ongoing projects and initiatives designed to foster economic growth, community engagement, and civic pride. With her forward-looking perspective, Councilmember Ortiz encouraged members to consider how collaboration between local leaders, businesses, and residents can help move our city toward a brighter, more sustainable future.
Rotary in Action: Service, Fellowship, and Impact
Looking ahead, there are plenty of opportunities to roll up our sleeves and make a difference:
Art for Peace & Fall Fun – October 21
Creativity and fellowship come together on this day. The Art for Peace judging will take place, showcasing the vision and talent of young artists. Later, our Social Committee invites everyone to enjoy some Fall Fun, a chance to celebrate the season and strengthen our Rotary bonds.
Day of Love – December
The Sophomore Class is organizing a special “Day of Love” for children battling cancer at Loma Linda University. This heartfelt project will bring joy, comfort, and encouragement to young patients and their families during the holiday season.
And of course, our commitment to global service continues:
Polio Plus Update
World Polo Day is October 24th. Thanks to your generosity, we’ve already raised $338 — enough to provide 3,380 vaccinations! With a yearly goal of $1,000, we’re well on our way. Let’s keep the momentum going — bring your contributions to the next meeting and help us “break the ceiling” together.
Tawnya Rhoades-Hensley
President, 2025-2026
Rotary Club of Downtown San Bernardino
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Halloween Meeting
We are looking forward to gathering for our Social Committee meeting on Tuesday.
With Halloween just around the corner, the streets are sure to be filled with ghouls, goblins, and plenty of trick‑or‑treaters. As you make your way around town, please take extra care on the roads and watch out for our little costumed neighbors. Let’s keep the season festive, safe, and full of community spirit!
Rotary Club Website
Attention San Bernardino Rotarians,
You can now access the Rotary Club of San Bernardino website by entering the domain names: rotarysb.org and rcsb.net.
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ROTARY LIFE ADVISORS
Freshman Class – Leonard Ayala & Antonette Hensley
Sophomore Class – Daniel Solkowitz and Justen Steeman
Junior Class – No Class
Senior Class – Latasha Aimee, Lindsey Cobaugh & Shirley Jean