We met at Carbon Nation Brewing in Riverside for a productive Show and Go debrief meeting. It was a great opportunity to reflect on this year’s event and share ideas for making next year’s Show and Go even better. Thank you to everyone who joined the conversation—exciting things are already in motion for next year!


Michelle Davis, the Director of Riverside Housing and Human Services, joined us to share updates on the city’s efforts to address housing stability and support vulnerable populations. She discussed ongoing programs aimed at preventing homelessness, expanding affordable housing options, and connecting residents with essential social services. Her insights highlighted the city’s work in addressing this important issue.

Members of the Riverside East Rotary proudly attended the District 5330 Conference held at the beautiful Galway Downs. The day was filled with opportunities to connect with fellow Rotarians, share service project successes, and hear from inspiring speakers. A highlight of the day was receiving the prestigious Governor’s Citation of Excellence, recognizing Riverside East Rotary’s outstanding commitment to service, leadership, and community engagement throughout the year.

Today we were joined by Alex Arana from Riverside Meals on Wheels. Alex shared insights into the organization’s mission to deliver nutritious meals and friendly visits to seniors and individuals with limited mobility throughout the Riverside community. He spoke about the vital role volunteers play in ensuring no one is left isolated or hungry, and highlighted upcoming opportunities for community involvement.
As a special treat we had our very own Dave Shull lead us in God Bless America on the trumpet!

Today we were joined by Robert Williams from Riverside County Regional Parks. The Riverside County Regional Park focuses on providing high-quality recreational opportunities and preserving important features of the County’s Natural, Cultural and Historical heritage throughout Riverside.


At our Club Meeting on Wednesday, Riverside East Rotary presented a $2,000 check in support of the Riverside County Esports program, demonstrating our commitment to empowering youth through innovation and opportunity.
The following evening, we attended the Riverside County Esports Awards Celebration—an exciting event dedicated to recognizing creativity, talent, and community spirit in the world of student esports. The celebration highlighted standout esports clubs, honored the leaders and educators behind them, and showcased the finalists of the Student Fan Art Showcase. Guests also enjoyed a preview of the 2024–2025 esports season and applauded this year’s winners and rising stars.


