The Original Rotary Club of Carpinteria, meeting at 11:45 on Thursdays

We are the original club, chartered in 1973 (we like to tease the Morning Rotary Club about this). We meet on alternating Thursdays at 11:45-1:15 to enjoy camaraderie, lunch, and a scheduled speaker of interest. Please check our meeting calendar to verify a meeting date and the topic of our speaker. If you would like to experience a meeting, click the "contact us by email button above and send a note of your preferred date. We look forward to meeting you. If you have questions, contact President Dave Powdrell by clicking the link below which will open to your email server.

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