Welcome

Announcements Let's extend a warm welcome to our new member!! Bonnie Goldstein and introduce our prospective members!! Mike Sarubbi Peter Newgard Thomas (Tom) Ketner Come and network with your Rotarian peers at our monthly Business to Business luncheon on the 3rd Thursday.   Noon at Toast (located at 20969 Ventura Blvd between DeSoto and Canoga.) Contact Steve Hornstein for more information. Take a look at the Calendar for our speaker schedule and many great events!   Review the current Rotopinion, hot off the presses in the Newsletter link, to see what's new in our Club!

Welcome to the Rotary Club of Woodland Hills web site.  We invite you to take a look around and find out more about our Club and about Rotary. 

Rotary is an organization of business and professional persons united world wide who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world.

The Rotary connection is a personal one and provides an opportunity to live a "Service Above Self" lifestyle giving back to the community both locally and world wide.

If you are interested in learning more, please join us for lunch!  We meet every Wednesday, at noon, at the Woodland Hills Country Club. 

Reservations are not necessary and the cost is $15.00.  For directions, refer to the Meeting Information link.

Prospective members and guests are always welcome!

Yours in Rotary,

Jon Wilson

President

Rotary Club of Woodland Hills, California

Former LA Dodger announcer, radio personality, and a member of our Woodland Hills Rotary Club, Ross Porter, has an outstanding and inspirational Web site we'd like to recommend...

WHRC Travels to Door of Faith Orphanage in Baja for a Day of Service ...

31 people in 9 cars convoy to Baja Mexico delivering food, toys, sports uniforms, and a 1,000.00 Costco card.

We BBQ'd lunch for the kids and staff and toured the site searching for potential projects!

Chuck Barbata - Perfect Attendance 49 Years!!

Now that's committment!!

Local Students Honored for Their Artwork!

Evelyn Aleman, our Youth Services Committee Chair, organized a reception at the West Valley Playhouse in Canoga Park, to honor elementary school students (from the LAUSD Local District 1) for their participation in a drawing contest titled - Service above Self: Implementing the Six Pillars of Character in My Everyday Life - Trustworthiness, respect, responsability, fairness, caring and citizenship. Read more in  The Art of the Matter