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If you are looking to create change in the world and in our community, Rotary is for you. Please RSVP to [email protected] or 301/801-5278.

We'd love to have join us at the Cameron Park CSD on Thursdays from noon to 1:30 PM.

11/03/2026

Please note we will be DARK this week for lunch on November 5. We will instead host a special dinner meeting featuring guest speaker Tiffany Andrews, Silver Star Mother of U.S. Marine Sgt. Tyler Vargas-Andrews (Ret.), who was critically wounded during the August 26, 2021, su***de bombing at Abbey Gate in Kabul, Afghanistan.

The attack claimed the lives of 13 American service members and numerous Afghan civilians. Tyler survived catastrophic injuries, including the loss of his right arm and leg, and underwent nearly 50 surgeries.
Tiffany, a Northern California attorney and mother of three, put her professional and personal life on hold to help care for her son throughout his lengthy recovery. Today, she is a passionate advocate for wounded service members and the military caregivers whose sacrifices often go unrecognized.

Join us for an inspiring evening as Tiffany shares her family’s journey of courage, resilience and advocacy for military families.

Thursday, November 5, 2026
6 p.m. – Dinner Meeting
Cameron Park Community Services District
2502 Country Club Drive, Cameron Park
Dinner: $25 per person

Contact Rotary Club President Dan Gott to RSVP:
Text: 916-990-3039
Email: [email protected]

The public is welcome! We hope you’ll join us for this special evening.

11/03/2026

🎉 BINGO WINNERS! 🎉

Here are some of our happy winners from our last Rotary Bingo Night! Why not join the fun and be one of our next lucky winners?

Join us Tuesday, November 17, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Cameron Park Community Services District for another fun-filled evening of bingo!

Bring your friends and neighbors, enjoy some friendly competition, and help support the Rotary Club of Cameron Park as we continue giving back to our community.

For more information, please contact Bingo Chair Jo Ellen Brooks at (925) 639-3621 or [email protected].

We hope to see you there! 🎉

11/03/2026

Our next Bingo Night will be held on Tuesday, November 17 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM at the Cameron Park CSD. Please invite your friends and neighbors to join us for a fun-filled evening of bingo and community fellowship. Please see the attached flyer for additional details.

10/29/2026

SPECIAL ROTARY EVENING MEETING –NOV 5- PUBLIC INVITED!

The Rotary Club of Cameron Park invites the community to a special dinner meeting featuring guest speaker Tiffany Andrews, Silver Star Mother of U.S. Marine Sgt. Tyler Vargas-Andrews (Ret.), who was critically wounded during the August 26, 2021, su***de bombing at Abbey Gate in Kabul, Afghanistan.

The attack claimed the lives of 13 American service members and numerous Afghan civilians. Tyler survived catastrophic injuries, including the loss of his right arm and leg, and underwent nearly 50 surgeries.

Tiffany, a Northern California attorney and mother of three, put her professional and personal life on hold to help care for her son throughout his lengthy recovery. Today, she is a passionate advocate for wounded service members and the military caregivers whose sacrifices often go unrecognized.

Join us for an inspiring evening as Tiffany shares her family’s journey of courage, resilience and advocacy for military families.

Thursday, November 5, 2026
6 p.m. – Dinner Meeting
Cameron Park Community Services District
2502 Country Club Drive, Cameron Park
Dinner: $25 per person

RSVP by Monday, November 2, so our caterer can prepare accordingly.
Contact Rotary Club President Dan Gott:
Text: 916-990-3039
Email: [email protected]

The public is welcome! We hope you’ll join us for this special evening.

10/09/2026

At our next lunch meeting on Thursday, October 15, at the Cameron Park CSD, we will hear from Morgen Earle, from the Center for Violence-Free Relationships.

Morgen Earle, community outreach program manager with the Center for Violence-Free Relationships, is passionate about connecting people through education, storytelling and digital media. His work focuses on raising awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault while encouraging conversations about healing and recovery.

At the Center, Earle helps lead community education events, multimedia campaigns and video production, using a trauma-informed approach to share stories of resilience and human connection. Through his outreach efforts, he has also built an online community of more than 600 followers.

Earle will also promote the upcoming Walk a Mile in Her Red Shoes fundraiser, part of a global campaign in which men walk a mile in red high heels to raise awareness and funds for the prevention of domestic violence, sexual assault and gender-based violence. The event will take place Saturday, October 17, beginning and ending at Placerville Town Hall, with a route along historic Main Street. Check-in opens at 9 a.m., and the walk begins at 10 a.m. Among the participants are El Dorado County District 1 Supervisor Greg Ferrero and Folsom Rotarian Ryan Jantzen, district governor nominee for Rotary District 5180, and El Dorado Hills Rotarian Wayne Lowery.

With experience in marketing strategy, donor cultivation and content production, Earle brings both professional expertise and lived experience to his presentations. He offers audiences practical tools, authentic stories and, above all, a message of hope.

10/09/2026

Pictured from left are Area 6 Assistant Governor Don Fuller, Thunder Scott, parents Jonathan and Karris Scott, Rescue Union School District Superintendent Jim Shoemake and Pleasant Grove School counselor Lauren Todoroff. Pictured in front is Joe, a puppy training to become a service dog.

The Rotary Club of Cameron Park recognized Thunder Scott, an eighth-grade student at Pleasant Grove School, as its Student of the Quarter for his academic achievements, leadership, school involvement and character.

Rescue Union School District Superintendent Jim Shoemake introduced Thunder and praised the positive impact he has made at school. Shoemake highlighted Thunder's involvement in student government and his accomplishments in the school band. He described Thunder as a kind student who will continue to make a positive difference as he grows.

Pleasant Grove School counselor Lauren Todoroff said Thunder has maintained a 4.0 grade point average throughout his 2½ years at Pleasant Grove. In addition to his academic achievements, Thunder serves on the school site council, participates in cross country, has played basketball and is a member of the advanced band.

Todoroff also shared comments from Thunder's band teacher, Mr. Manley, who described him as hardworking and dependable. As first-chair clarinet player in the advanced band, Thunder is a leader of his section and a pleasure to work with, according to Manley.

Despite Thunder's busy schedule of academics, music and athletics, Todoroff said his greatest quality is his kindness.

"Thunder's best characteristic is his kind heart. He is simply a good human," Todoroff said. "We absolutely love having you at Pleasant Grove and feel so fortunate to get to work with you."

Thunder received a Certificate of Achievement and a Barnes & Noble gift card from the Rotary Club of Cameron Park in recognition of his accomplishments.

10/05/2026

At this Thursday's Luncheon Meeting at the CPCSD, we will honor Student of The Quarter from Pleasant Grove Middle School and hear an important presentation from SACTO Metro Fire Captain James Ellis and April West re: Public Access AEDs, CPR Education and Citizen Responder Project. Guests are welcomed. Lunch is $25.

James and April are working on an initiative to place public access AEDs in parks and provide hands-on CPR education within the community. They will discuss the importance of having lifesaving equipment readily available when someone experiences sudden cardiac arrest and share examples of other Rotary clubs in the Sacramento area that have helped install public access AEDs.

The speakers will also discuss Nevaeh’s Safety Sports Act, which takes effect January 1, 2028, and will require AEDs to be available at youth sporting events and practices.

The issue recently hit close to home following a cardiac emergency at Lions Park in Placerville, where an AED has not yet been installed.

Join us October 8 to learn more about creating heart-safe communities and how greater access to AEDs and CPR education can help save lives.

09/29/2026

This week's luncheon meeting, October 1, 2026, Ken Futerick PhD., Bridging Divides El Dorado:

Ken Futernick, Ph.D., began his career in education as a teacher in the Rescue Union School District and has devoted his career to education and strengthening communities. He later served for 22 years on the faculty at Sacramento State and currently serves as a trustee on the El Dorado County Board of Education.

Futernick co-leads Bridging Divides – El Dorado, a local initiative that works to build trust and respect, promote civil dialogue and encourage collaboration among people with differing perspectives.

He also hosts “Teacher Stories,” a podcast he launched in 2018 celebrating the lasting impact teachers have on their students and communities. In 2021, he launched Courageous Conversations About Our Schools, which brings together education stakeholders for respectful conversations about challenging issues facing schools today.

Futernick will introduce Rotarians to Bridging Divides – El Dorado and its efforts to bring people together and strengthen relationships throughout the county.

09/24/2026

Today's (9/24) luncheon Speaker at the CPCSD is Dr. Wittich, a nationally recognized motivational and leadership speaker who brings an engaging and thought-provoking approach to the challenges facing today’s Rotary clubs. This week’s presentation will focus on attracting younger members. While many Rotary clubs have become more diverse in recent years, attracting younger men and women remains an important part of building membership for the future. Dr. Wittich will share ideas and strategies clubs can use to broaden their appeal and welcome a new generation of Rotarians.

Dr. Bill Wittich is a past president of the Laguna Sunrise Rotary Club and former District 5180 Assistant Governor. Dr. Wittich is an instructor for Far West PETS and holds a doctorate from USC. He has authored a dozen books in the association and non-profit leadership, including Stop Recruiting, Start Attracting – a topic he spoke to our club this past January as a part of his presentation on membership.

Address

Cameron Park Community Services District (CSD)/2502 Country Club Drive
Cameron Park, CA
95682

Opening Hours

12pm - 1pm

Telephone

+15304097790

Website

http://www.cameronparkrotary.org/

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