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For many people, emerging from the long dark 18-month winter of Covid, they were looking for some joy, fellowship, purposeful contributions to their community and a return to a sense of normalcy.
Rotary Club of Del Mar partnering with Nativity Prep Academy Front: Don Fipps, Matt Kurth, Marty Peters, Donna Fipps; Stairs: Tranh Trinh, Dugan Lamoise, Philippe Lamoise, Brigid O’Reilly, Madisongrace Guerra, Dominique Guerra, Klaus Gubernator, Xavier Gonzales, Brian Hickey, Linda Groom, Tony Villasenor, Janice Kurth (Courtesy) Print Rotary Club of Del Mar members gathered at the Nativity Prep Academy (NPA) for the annual Rotarians at Work Day. Club members joined with Nativity Prep alumni and leadership, Cathedral Catholic High School and University of San Diego students to beauti...
Del Mar Rotary supports local food banks Scott MacDonald and Kathy Reed of the Del Mar Rotary Club present a check to Jim Floros, CEO of the Food Bank. (Courtesy Print In a normal year, almost 10% of San Diego residents do not have reliable access to sufficient food. With the pandemic, this has increased dramatically. Thousands of residents go hungry each day. In response, the Rotary Club of Del Mar has raised money for the San Diego Food Bank and Kitchens for Good. Scott MacDonald of Del Mar and Kathy Reed of San Diego presented a check for $3,000 to Jim Floros, CEO of the San Diego ...