Marin Evening Rotary

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Liliana Amoroso of Bodega Bay Elementary School was presented the 2023/24 Nicholas Green Outstanding Student Award for contributions to her school community and peers. Presented by Allen Ng of Marin Evening Rotary and established in memory of Nicholas, the award honors his family’s humanitarian gesture after the sudden loss of this BBS student.

Marin Evening Rotary honors Ana Montoya of San Pedro Elementary School and Freddy Dominguez of Venetia Valley Elementary School for service excellence within their school communities. These extraordinary individuals were recognized by their peers for outstanding contributions during the 2023/24 school year.

It was a privilege to assemble and deliver 50 Easter baskets for children supported by the Center for Domestic Peace. Happy Easter to all.

Giving dictionaries to 3rd grade students at Venetia Valley Elementary School.

Cookie Caper, December 2023
Members made cookies and packed gift bags for families at the Center for Domestic Peace.

Sharing Thanksgiving pies with our friends at the Maria B Freitas Senior Community. Wishing everyone a safe and healthy holiday.

Marin Evening Rotary Club provides dictionaries to third grade students at three elementary schools. These schools serve a high number of low income children in Marin and North Richmond.

The photos shown here were taken at the San Pedro Elementary School in San Rafael, California.

Marin Evening Rotary helped pack over 300 food boxes at the Marin/ San Francisco Food Bank this month.

Ms. Deirdre Wilson has been teaching kindergarten for more than 25 years and is a Venetia Valley School superstar! She has an amazing ability to connect with all of her students and their families. Additionally, Ms. Wilson is a role model for professionalism and gives a lot of her extra time to prepare, plan and provide for her students and their families. Ms. Wilson is a true team player and is always willing to take on additional responsibilities.

Ms. Gockel-Maguire (San Pedro Elementary) sees each child as having a rich story and assets that are meant to be shared with the classroom and the larger community despite any personal challenges they may face. She does this by building deep trusting relationships with each one of the students she interacts with in order for them to feel safe and be available to come to school and learn. She uses her connection with the community and a variety of nonprofit organizations to secure funds to purchase PE equipment, books for the school library and gift cards that can be given to families during the holidays.