Win a Beautifully Restored 1972 Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40.

Adventure awaits. This stunning classic Toyota Land Cruiser is ready to turn heads wherever the road leads. Every qualifying entry supports Modesto Sunrise Rotary Club Foundation scholarships, youth programs, and community service.

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Get Involved

Modesto Sunrise Rotary members volunteer community–wide, throughout the year; like this “read–in” at local elementary schools for Dr. Seuss day.

Leadership

Develop leadership skills in a positive, life–changing environment. Learn about local business and people.

Modesto Sunrise Rotary

Chartered on March 27, 1985, has been very active in community and international projects since its inception. We are a group of nearly 100 dedicated professional men and women whose motto is “Service Above Self”. Our various fundraising efforts have donated over $1.6 million to various projects, charities and groups.

Youth

We sponsor youth scholarships, speech contests, exchange students to foreign countries and foreign students here, as well as numerous other local programs that benefit our youth.

Friendship

Rotary builds lifelong friendships among members as they fulfill beneficial needs locally and abroad.

Be the Change

Modesto Sunrise Rotarians support over 100 different worldwide and local community programs with cash donations like Hope Haven West, wheelchairs for disabled children worldwide.

Ending Polio Now!

Rotary has been working to eradicate polio for more than 45 years.  Our goal of ridding the world of this disease is closer than ever!

Read more of how we’ve done this here.

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Avenues of Service

  • We channel our commitment to service at home and abroad through five Avenues of Service, which are the foundation of club activity.
  • Club Service focuses on making clubs strong. A thriving club is anchored by strong relationships and an active membership development plan.
  • Vocational Service calls on every Rotarian to work with integrity and contribute their expertise to the problems and needs of society. Learn more in An Introduction to Vocational Service and the Code of Conduct.
  • Community Service encourages every Rotarian to find ways to improve the quality of life for people in their communities and to serve the public interest. Learn more in Communities in Action: A Guide to Effective Projects.
  • International Service exemplifies our global reach in promoting peace and understanding. We support this service avenue by sponsoring or volunteering on international projects, seeking partners abroad, and more.
  • Youth Service recognizes the importance of empowering youth and young professionals through leadership development programs such as Interact, Rotary Youth Leadership Awards, and Rotary Youth Exchange.
Modesto Sunrise Rotary

Types of Rotary Membership

Active
A member of a club who has been elected to membership in the club under a classification of business or profession and who has all the obligations, responsibilities, and privileges of membership as provided in the RI constitution and bylaws.
Honorary
A person who, by serving with distinction in the furtherance of Rotary ideals, has been elected to honorary membership of a club. An honorary member is exempt from payment of fees and dues, has no vote, and may not hold office. However, an honorary member may attend all meetings and enjoy the privileges of the club. The term honorary membership is determined by the club board.

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Today our President, Jim Broedlow hosted his why for becoming President of Modesto Sunrise Rotary. To help our local Without Permission chapter eradicate human trafficking! Samantha Johnson shared the tragic story and uplifting work WPis doing and accepted a check from our Club for $50,000! What an incredible moment! Remember folks when you donate to Modesto Sunrise Rotary this is the kind of work we do! And laugh; at members like past President, Ken Berns whos been MIA in Florida. And past President, John Campbell who brought Jim a bikinii , coloring sheet and rock from the Bahamas. Adam Weinerts news was spectacular as always! And Kenny Jelacich, our best ever birthday singer wished our October babies their best! Mel Bradley and past President, Mine Kelly went over the edge for Learning Quest! Past President, Christine Schweininger accepted $3000 on behalf of Valley Builders Exchange Tech Scholarship program! President Jims grandson, Rockwell Rocky came to learn the Rotary ropes from Dad! Rockwell will be a great President!Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment

Today our President, Jim Broedlow hosted his "why" for becoming President of Modesto Sunrise Rotary. To help our local "Without Permission" chapter eradicate human trafficking! Samantha Johnson shared the tragic story and uplifting work WPis doing and accepted a check from our Club for $50,000! What an incredible moment! Remember folks when you donate to Modesto Sunrise Rotary this is the kind of work we do! And laugh; at members like past President, Ken Berns who's been MIA in Florida. And past President, John Campbell who brought Jim a "bikinii ", coloring sheet and rock from the Bahamas. Adam Weinert's news was spectacular as always! And Kenny Jelacich, our best ever birthday singer wished our October babies their best! Mel Bradley and past President, Mine Kelly went over the edge for Learning Quest! Past President, Christine Schweininger accepted $3000 on behalf of Valley Builders Exchange Tech Scholarship program! President Jim's grandson, Rockwell "Rocky" came to learn the Rotary ropes from Dad! Rockwell will be a great President! … See MoreSee Less

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Proud daughter!! 💛Jim Broedlow

The most WONDERFUL time of the year! Community Christmas Tree with our Club and the founders of this incredible program, Soroptomist Modesto, 47th year of the tree at the Vintage Faire mall ! Over 2400 children will have a Christmas to remember thanks to this community and Clubs generosity $10,000! Thank you JoAnn Found from Soroptomist and our own Pam Shelton for sharing and getting us ready for the start, Black Friday! Adam Weinert shared the news like only Adam can! Anna Jordan became a Paul Harris Fellow this morning, Congratulations! Past Pres. Craig Orona shared our Clubs upcoming involvement with Love Stanislaus Foster Kid Backpack program. Michele Badovinac is collecting coats for Salvaton Army Red Shield kids, bring kids coats please! Our Crab Feed is coming Nov 7, theres still tickets! Join us next week when we hear from Without Permission!Image attachmentImage attachment+Image attachment

The most WONDERFUL time of the year! Community Christmas Tree with our Club and the founders of this incredible program, Soroptomist Modesto, 47th year of the "tree at the Vintage Faire mall' ! Over 2400 children will have a Christmas to remember thanks to this community and Club's generosity $10,000! Thank you JoAnn Found from Soroptomist and our own Pam Shelton for sharing and getting us ready for the start, Black Friday! Adam Weinert shared the news like only Adam can! Anna Jordan became a Paul Harris Fellow this morning, Congratulations! Past Pres. Craig Orona shared our Club's upcoming involvement with Love Stanislaus Foster Kid Backpack program. Michele Badovinac is collecting coats for Salvaton Army Red Shield kids, bring kids coats please! Our Crab Feed is coming Nov 7, there's still tickets! Join us next week when we hear from Without Permission! … See MoreSee Less

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