While we are small, we are a warm and welcoming Club. We relish our friendship and fun when we are together. Attending our meetings is now more flexible and convenient for our all our members and guests. While we prefer members and guests to enjoy the comradery of coming together for breakfast each week, some live or work at a distance which makes it impractical to meet in person. They are now able to join us and participate remotely via Zoom when need be. This meeting format also allows us to invite a wider array of guest speakers who could not normally join us in person. Guests who wish to attend our meetings via Zoom are welcome to request a Zoom meeting invitation by emailing us in advance at info@FremontMorningRotary.org. |
| We are the only Rotary Club in Southern Alameda County that meets before the business day begins |
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In compliance with State guidelines, our Club now meets both
in-person and remotely using Zoom on Wednesdays at 7:15 am.
Anyone attending our in-person meeting must be fully vacinated.
If you wish to join us, please email info@FremontMorningRotary.org
for directions to the Age Well Center, Fremont or Zoom meeting invitation.
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While we are small, we are a warm and welcoming Club. We relish our friendship and fun when we are together. Attending our meetings is now more flexible and convenient for our all our members and guests. While we prefer members and guests to enjoy the comradery of coming together for breakfast each week, some live or work at a distance which makes it impractical to meet in person. They are now able to join us and participate remotely via Zoom when need be. This meeting format also allows us to invite a wider array of guest speakers who could not normally join us in person. Guests who wish to attend our meetings via Zoom are welcome to request a Zoom meeting invitation by emailing us in advance at info@FremontMorningRotary.org. |  |  |
| Fremont Morning Rotary and Project Green Earth volunteer team from Fremont partnered together to address tree planting to protect the environment. Last March, the team scattered over 5000 seed-balls, most of them made by school kids using seeds from local trees with 100+ years of life span such as Redwood, Pine, Oak, California Pepper, Magnolia and Olive. These seed balls were scattered in lands located in Fremont and Scotts Valley in California from October 2020 through March 2021. After a few months, we are noticing that those seeds in the seed-balls started to come to life and grow. We observed many plants, some as small as 2 inches tall and some 2-feet tall. We just help the environment a little bit and let nature take care of the rest. We are so excited to see such successful results. Because of our efforts and success with our seed-ball scattering, our team has been granted by a land trust, access to over 1200 acres of land for us to scatter seed-balls and plant trees. We, especially the kids, are very much looking forward to our next seed-ball scattering on July 10. | ||
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