We are people of action who come together in their commitment to improving people’s lives and the community while enjoying better connections to friends and neighbors through service projects, fellowship and fun.
We meet the 1st, 2nd, and 4th Wednesdays of the month at 7:00am at the Dana Point Community Center. On the 3rd Wednesday of the month, we meet around town to support local businesses.
Scheduled club meetings and events appear on the club calendar.
Community Projects
Every Rotarian works to improve the quality of life for those in their communities.
Youth Support
We sponsor the high school service club, Interact, as well as fund college scholarships and support youth leadership retreats.
International Projects
Rotary is dedicated to causes that build international relationships, improve lives, and promote better understanding and peace.
The Environment
We get out there to help the needs of our community. We are the leaders in Dana Point and our surrounding communities.
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This morning, Anna Conti, Executive Director of Family Assistance Ministries (FAM), joined us and shared how FAM supports individuals and families in need through food, shelter, and personalized guidance, helping people move from dependency to self-reliance. Her insights into the transformative work FAM is doing in our community were both inspiring and eye-opening.
We are grateful to be able to support such a fantastic, giving organization⭐️
This morning we attended Palisades Elementary’s first Friday flag ceremony to donate 250 books to their library!
We learned that Capistrano Unified School District has not given their school libraries any funds to purchase books since 2006, so their libraries are dependent on donations to get books for their students. Palisades Elementary is a Title 1 school, their library serves over 320 students and is very much in need of new books.
We hope to have a generational impact on the school and local community, not just helping the students they currently have, but students that come to Palisades for years to come.
🌙🇮🇹 Imagine this: twinkling lights on the water, the romance of gondolas, the buzz of Venetian masquerade magic… all without leaving Dana Point!
On October 11th at the Ocean Institute, join us for A Night in Venice—a glamorous gala hosted by Monarch Beach Sunrise Rotary.
💃 Sip. 🍽️ Savor. 🎭 Dazzle.
Your evening of elegance also supports incredible causes—from scholarships for students to programs that uplift our underserved youth and families.
✨ Highlights of the night:
⚓ Waterfront views & enchanting ambiance
🍷 Fine dining & wine
🎶 Live entertainment
🎭 A masquerade vibe that screams “Venice by the sea”
🎟️ Tickets & sponsorships are available NOW—don’t wait! This will sell out faster than a gondola ride at sunset.
👉 Reserve your spot today and be part of an unforgettable night that changes lives. monarchbeachsunriserotary.org/
#ANightInVenice #DanaPointEvents #GalaUnderTheStars #MonarchBeachSunriseRotary
On this Friday, August 22nd, the Monarch Beach Sunrise Rotary will be providing 250 books to Palisades Elementary School.
This donation is a very big deal for the Palisades Elementary’s library. We were surprised to learn the Capistrano Unified School District has not given their school libraries any funds to purchase books since 2006, so their libraries are dependent on donations to get books for their students.
Palisades Elementary is a Title 1 school, their library serves over 320 students and is very much in need of new books.
August 13th, at the conclusion of the club meeting, the MBSR members worked shoulder to shoulder putting labels in all of the books. The books donated will not just help the students they currently have but students that come to Palisades for years to come.
On this Friday, August 22nd, the Monarch Beach Sunrise Rotary will be providing 250 books to Palisades Elementary School.
This donation is a very big deal for the Palisades Elementary's library. We were surprised to learn the Capistrano Unified School District has not given their school libraries any funds to purchase books since 2006, so their libraries are dependent on donations to get books for their students.
Palisades Elementary is a Title 1 school, their library serves over 320 students and is very much in need of new books.
August 13th, at the conclusion of the club meeting, the MBSR members worked shoulder to shoulder putting labels in all of the books. The books donated will not just help the students they currently have but students that come to Palisades for years to come.