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Stephen Burchard, known locally as Mr. Bowtie Realtor, is sworn in as a new member of the Rotary Club of Cathedral City.

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Dora Buchner awarding student scholarships from the James Buchner Memorial Scholarship Fund.

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Dawn Elliott-Figueroa awarding Rotary scholarships to Janelly Ochoa and Brandon Valenzuela.

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CCHS Ballet Folklorico dancers performed at the Cinco de May celebration for the Cathedral City Senior Center.

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New club member Elizabeth Bonilla welcomed by Dr. Helene Kalfuss and Captain Hilda Parks.

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Healing Fields

Plans are underway to hold the Annual Veteran's Day Healing Fields honoring veterans in November 2022. We are looking forward to again seeing thousands of flags installed at Patriot Park for the week.

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Dawn Elliott-Figueroa, current 2021-2022 President, Captain James Parks, 2020-2021 President, Laura Ahmed, 2019-2020 President

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"Captain Hilda Parks"

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Ivonne Anderson, Rita Lamb, Karen Hobson

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Melita Martin Radke, Captain Hilda Parks, Dawn Elliott-Figueroa

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Karen Dimick, Debbie Applebaum, Guillermo Chavez
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Travis Martin Radtke welcomed by Dr. Helene Kalfuss and club President Dawn Elliott-Figueroa Nov 16.

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Tim Wood, President of the Palm Springs Unified School District Board of Education addressed the club on Oct 26, accompanied by Joan Boiko, the district's Director of Communications.

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Eric Ornelas, welcomed by the club on Oct 19, presented information on Sunnylands and the Annenberg Retreat connections with Presidents of the United States.

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Stone James gave the club an update on Cathedral City's Economic Developments on Oct 12.

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Debbie Esposito gave a presentation to the club on the growth of the
FIND FOOD BANK

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Cindy Burreson pictured with President Dawn Elliott-Figueroa talked about What's Happening at the Children's Discovery Museum at the club meeting on Sept 14

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Laura and Tee Ahmed at the dinner honoring our Community Heroes

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Cathedral City Detectives were honored at the dinner for our
Community Heroes

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Bob McKechnie being honored by fellow Rotarians
Don Bradley and Bob Denebeim

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Laura Ahmed and Marie Fine help load vehicles for delivery to the
Rescue Mission.

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Melita Martin-Radtke (on far right with husband Travis) shown with Rotary Board celebrating her upcoming year as President, beginning July 1, 2022.

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Welcome to the Rotary Club of Cathedral City

Speakers scheduled for our upcoming Rotary meetings.

Where & When

Our club meets every Tuesday at 12 noon in the Master's Lounge of the Mountain View Grille at the Desert Princess.

Address: 28555 Landau Blvd., Cathedral City, CA 92234

Oct. 4th—Charlie McClendon

Cathedral City Manager with updates on City's business, events and planning.

Oct. 11th—PSUSD

Palm Springs Unified School District Board of Trustee Member Karen Cornett re School District matters

Oct. 18th—Club business Meeting & Planning

Club business meeting & planning For Heroes Dinner event on Oct 28

Oct. 25th—Club Business Meeting

Club business meeting on status of Community Heroes Event on Oct.28th

Nov. 1st—Dr. Helene Kalfuss

the Rotary Foundation

Nov. 8th—Fred Bell

Fred Bell, VP and Operating Manager, Palm Springs Air Museum re working with Rotary clubs to produce Fields of Valor (formerly Healing Fields) for week of Nov 5 to 12 in conjunctions with Veterans Day Celebration.

Nov. 15th—Marie Fine

Marie Fine re proposal for an International Project in Belize

Motto:  Service Above Self

We welcome members of our community to join us, especially those who are interested in learning more about our Coachella Valley Community from a wealth of guest speakers representing local business, government and nonprofit organizations. We also welcome potential new members.
Please contact Laura TeeLaura1@gmail.com for information about joining a meeting or our club.

Rotary’s motto is Service Above Self. It is the mission of Rotary International and all Rotary clubs to provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through our fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders in over 200 countries and territories.

We recite Rotary’s Four-Way Test of the Things We Think, Say, and Do at every meeting:

  • Is it the Truth?
    It is Fair to all Concerned?
  • Will it build Good Will and Better Friendships?
  • Will it be Beneficial to all Concerned?

To find out more about what it means to be a Rotarian, click here.

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