We are people of action who come together in their commitment to improving people’s lives and the community while enjoying better connections to friends and neighbors through service projects, fellowship and fun.
We meet the 1st, 3rd, and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 7:00am at the Dana Point Community Center. On the 2nd Wednesday of the month, we meet around town to support local businesses.
Scheduled club meetings and events appear on the club calendar.
Community Projects
Every Rotarian works to improve the quality of life for those in their communities.
Youth Support
We sponsor the high school service club, Interact, as well as fund college scholarships and support youth leadership retreats.
International Projects
Rotary is dedicated to causes that build international relationships, improve lives, and promote better understanding and peace.
The Environment
We get out there to help the needs of our community. We are the leaders in Dana Point and our surrounding communities.
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Aloha! The 4th Annual Lake Mission Viejo sunset Cruise on Saturday, August 2nd, was a stellar evening!
The fellowship and the camaraderie with rotarians and guests was lovely and the luau-themed food and picnic tables topped off the day in true Polynesian style!
This social event checked off so many boxes; fun, bonding, delicious food, beautiful scenery, and getting to know each other even more.
MBSR Rotarians sure know how to have fun!
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📅 Wednesday, August 20 | ⏰ 5:30–7:30 PM
📍 Project Social – 24040 Camino Del Avion, Dana Point
Come hang out with Monarch Beach Sunrise Rotary – the largest service organization in the world 🌎 – and see how we’re making a difference here at home and across the globe.
✨ FREE appetizers
🍷 No-host bar
👯 Bring a friend!
💬 Good vibes + great people
📱 RSVP: email charles.brickell@compass.com
Come curious, leave inspired. See you there! 💛
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Monarch Beach Sunrise Rotary Club
Diana Mitchell, Treasurer and Program Co-Chair of the Soroptimist International Capistrano Bay club, shared their mission of being a global volunteer organization providing women and girls access to education and training needed to achieve economic empowerment.
Their vision is for women and girls to have the resources and opportunities to reach their full potential and live their dreams.
With core values of gender equality, impairment, education, diversity and fellowship, together they work to raise awareness about some of the most serious challenges facing women and girls.
Monarch Beach Sunrise Rotary Club
Past District Governor Ray Sanford, from the San Juan Capistrano Club created this one minute video promoting Rotary membership for retired individuals. What a perfect place for those transitioning from careers in the workplace into service as a way of utilizing their expertise and wisdom for the next generation.
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We frequently talk about getting younger people to join MBSR. Seems like an equally valuable conversation about finding newly retired people who have a lot to offer and a wealth of experience behind them... And time on their hands!
You've earned your rest. But your best chapters are just beginning. What if retirement meant redirecting your skills, not retiring them? Rotary connects you ...
Monarch Beach Sunrise Rotary Club
Kerrville Texas Disaster Relief - Kerrville Texas Rotary Club District 5840 HOW YOU CAN HELP BELOW!
A message from our District Governor Craig Livingston -
You may have seen a number of news stories detailing the Guadalupe River rising over 30 feet, claiming lives and displacing families. The devastating floods have brought unimaginable loss and heartache to families and communities — and the need for help is urgent.
Rotary District 5840 is now accepting tax-deductible donations to provide emergency relief and long-term recovery support through their 501(c)(3) Foundation. As the tragedies mount, so does our collective responsibility to respond with compassion and action. We cannot stand by. We must come together.
How You Can Help:
Credit Card – rotary5840.org/donate/district-5840-disaster-relief/
Check – Payable to Rotary District 5840 Foundation, Memo: Disaster Relief - Mail to: Rotary District 5840 Foundation, P.O. Box 13, Boerne, TX 78006
Zelle – Send to D5840floodrelief2025@gmail.com, Memo: Disaster Relief
Every contribution makes a difference — and every act of kindness brings hope. My fellow District Governors across the region are echoing this call. Together, we can amplify our impact and bring much-needed support to those navigating this crisis.
Let’s show what it means to be People of Action — united in service, fueled by compassion.
Yours in Rotary Service,
Craig Livingston
District Governor, Rotary District 5320
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