Get Involved – Rotary Club of Rancho Cucamonga

There are several ways that you can get involved with Rotary.

The most obvious way is by becoming a member. Membership in a Rotary club is by invitation only. To make sure you join a club that best fits your passion and perspective, Rotary can connect you with a club that's right for you.

Besides becoming a member you can also find and join projects, volunteer, and make donations.

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Become a Member of the Rotary Club of Rancho Cucamonga

Membership is by invitation only. We want to make sure our Rotary Club is a good fit for all members. Submit yourself to be considered for the Rotary Club of Rancho Cucamonga.

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Seiichi Ito (left) joins other members of the Rotary Club of Tagajo, Miyagi, Japan, unloading boxes of daffodil bulbs to plant along a road in Tagajo. 10 September 2011. After the March 2011 earthquake and tsunami, the city adopted daffodils as a symbol of hope. Rotarians partnered with other local groups for the one-day event to plant thousands of bulbs donated by well-wishers throughout Japan.

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Explore Projects

Make a difference in your community or communities around the world by joining a project that you feel connected to.

Rotary identifies areas of need, finds solutions and takes action. Rotary members likely are working in your community right now to feed the hungry, tutor disadvantaged children, maintain parks and playgrounds, and much more. Explore Rotary Projects to find something that speaks to you.

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David Bobanick (yellow jacket), executive director of Rotary First Harvest and a member of the Rotary Club of Mercer Island, Washington, USA, volunteers at Cherry Street Food Bank in Seattle. This food bank receives fresh surplus produce donated by local farmers. These activities are organized and funded by Rotary First Harvest, a program of District 5030, connecting farmers, truckers, volunteers and food banks to feed hungry families healthy food in Washington.

Desiree Yuzawa (left), of the Rotary Club of Bellevue Breakfast, Seattle, Washington, USA, bags frozen peas for distribution to food banks near Seattle. These activities are organized and funded by Rotary First Harvest, a program of District 5030, connecting farmers, truckers, volunteers and food banks to feed hungry families healthy food in Washington.

Make A Donation

Donations are always appreciated. You can donate directly to our rotary chapter or you can donate to Rotary International. Either way your donation will help with service projects that aim to make lives better – in the local community or around the world.

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