Encinitas Rotary Club

Our Project Mercy, House in a Day story, will run in the Encinitas Advocate June 12 issue.

From shacks to stability: How Rotary’s ‘House in a Day’ partnership is changing lives in Tijuana Proving that compassion knows no boundaries, the Encinitas Rotary Club, in a long-standing partnership with Project Mercy Baja, successfully constructed a complete home recently for a vulnerable family in a single day. The humanitarian…

We used to call him Bob...now we're not sure anymore...Karen?

Congratulations to Suzie Perry, recipient of the 2026 Senior Citizen Service Award presented by the City of Encinitas and the Encinitas Rotary Club!

From mentoring volunteers and supporting Head Start students to providing hundreds of books to local children each year, Suzie’s lifelong dedication to service continues to make a lasting impact throughout our community. ❤️📚

Suzie will be honored at the Encinitas City Council meeting on June 10, 2026. Thank you, Suzie, for your compassion, leadership, and incredible commitment to helping others!

The Rotary Multi District Conference in Chula Vista was centered around the dual themes "Better Together – Better the World" and the global Rotary initiative "Unite for Good." The landmark event marked the first time in years that four distinct Southern California and regional districts (Districts 5300, 5320, 5330, and 5340) combined into a singular, integrated conference.

House in a Day - built in Tijuana, Baja Ca, by the Encinitas Rotary Club and Project Mercy, with help from Interact, on May 2nd. Completed in a record time of 4 hours. A true act of love and compassion to provide a new home for a family that had been 'living' in a shack.

Rotary started with the vision of Paul Harris. Click the picture to watch video of one of the best introductions to Rotary ever!

Paul Harris Rap - Rotary District 5110 Original Paul Harris Rap "Revolution" video produced for Williamsburg, VA Rotary Zone Summit. Downloaded with permission and modified for Rotary District 5110.

Looking to give back to the community? The Encinitas Rotary Club meets most Wednesdays, 12:00 pm – 1:30 pm, at the Cardiff Elks Lodge on Windsor Rd. Visitors are always welcome!

The SDSU Guardian Scholars visit Encinitas Rotary. The(GS) program is a comprehensive support system designed for San Diego State University students who have been in foster care, are wards of the court, are under legal guardianship, or are unaccompanied homeless youth. Managed by the Office of Educational Opportunity Programs, Outreach and Success (EOPOS), it provides the financial, academic, and personal resources necessary to help these students transition into and graduate from the university.