Featured Service Projects

The Capistrano USD Restorative Garden, a project built and supported by SJC Rotary, serves as a dynamic learning environment for high school students and young adults with disabilities. These students have successfully cultivated a variety of flowers and herbs, sharing their harvest with local restaurants.

San Juan Capistrano Rotary joined with other clubs to increase the capabilities of the Medical Center in Santa Catarina Mita, Guatemala.

Working with Corazón, we build a house in a day for a deserving family in Mexico.

SJC Rotary, working with the Rotary Club Noroeste Global in Tijuana provided 400 pairs of new shoes for kids in two schools.

We collect food and serve Thanksgiving Dinner for those in need

SJC Rotary sponsors Santa's arrival and visit to children.

Provide a Type 6 Fire Truck (brush Fire Truck) for the members of the Cucupah Village Volunteer Fire Department.

We support several orphanages for Montagnard children in Vietnam. The Montagnard were staunch allies of the United States even though they were mistreated by most Vietnamese.

We support disaster aid programs all over the world.

The creek cleanup project is just one of many ways the San Juan Capistrano Rotary Club serves the local community. However, it holds a special place in the hearts of many members, as it directly impacts the city's ecological health and aesthetic appeal.

We provide Thanksgiving baskets for families in need in San Juan Capistrano and Marine families at Camp Pendleton.

Rotary Youth Leadership Awards provides scholarships for a weekend of training for future leaders.

We provide free dental and vision services to school children in impoverished areas around Ensenada.

Our pancake breakfast that starts the annual Swallows Day Parade has been a hit for decades

SJC Rotary supports the Marco Forster students running in the L.A, Marathon.

Rotary has immunized more than 2.5 Billion children around the world to help stop the spread of polio.

SJC Rotary has supported Boy and Girl Scouts since 1939.