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Weekly Meetings
Tuesday - 7-8:30 am Beeb's Restaurant
Welcome to the Rotary Club of the Livermore Valley
The Rotary Club of Livermore Valley was founded on April 9, 1985 and chartered by Rotary International on May 31, 1985. Members of the Rotary Club of Livermore (the noon club) saw the need to form an additional Rotary club in Livermore, particularly one that would meet in the morning. Those insightful men encouraged 45 members of the community to become sunrise Rotarians, which at the time, was the largest number of members ever chartered as a new Rotary club. Today, our club membership is just over 70 Rotarians.
Our first President, Bill Webster, brought us Rotary experience having been a member of several other Rotary clubs. We very quickly became a cohesive organization that ventured into small community service projects that our budget would allow. Those first few years were instrumental in establishing the personality of our Club as an organization whose meetings were fun, lively and full of comraderie. Those traditions continue today at the Livermore Valley Rotary club’s Tuesday morning meetings. You are welcome to join us at 7AM at Beebs Sports Bar, Las Positas Golf Course, Livermore.While being a Rotarian brings new relationships and fun times, the serious business of the Rotary Club of Livermore Valley is about serving our worldwide and local communities. The size and breadth of our community service projects has grown over the years. From bus shelters in India, x ray machines in South America, classroom construction in Mexico to replanting City park rose gardens in Livermore and building storage sheds at a local battered woman’s shelter, our Rotary Club continues to strive to make a difference in our world. A complete list of our projects and other organizations that we benefit can be found on the Club News page.
We fund our service projects with our annual Community Service events, such as parking cars at the Livermore Rodeo, a St. Patrick’s Day auction and through the generosity in giving by our membership. Our community recognizes Rotary as an important charitable resource and supports our projects accordingly. Equally important, the men and women of the Rotary Club of Livermore Valley unselfishly give of their time when needed. Livermore Valley Rotarians can be heard singing Christmas carols during the Senior Lights Tour, digging tree holes to beautify a parkway and stuffing back packs for needy school kids – it’s the highlight of being a Rotarian.
Being a Rotarian is to be of service to mankind. Being a Livermore Valley Rotarian is just the perfect way to be of service.