08/31/2026
Unite for Good and Make a Lasting Impact
Sunrise Rotarian Eloise Tweeten recently travelled to Mexico on a District 5130 Friendship tour to meet with other Rotarians and assess partnership opportunities amongst clubs and districts.
Maternal and childhood health was an identified area of focus and grant proposals written to reduce infant mortality and increase prenatal care. The Mexican Institute of Social Security and Rotary partners have created a comprehensive program for sustainable education, progress monitoring and intervention.
Where do each of us fit into the plan? This is an International collaborative approach, and the grant proposal total of $12,031 has pledges for all but $2000. Closing the gap is open to everyone, members of a Rotary Club or not. Clubs in Sebastopol, Valley of the Moon and Santa Rosa Sunrise and Windsor are current contributors along with Clubs in Tepic and Nayarit Mexico.
Add your support to this partnership! Your support in any amount will advance Maternal and Child health.
For additional information, contact Eloise Tweeten at [email protected].