RSF Rotary President Chuck Badger with Interact youth Lily Stafford and Ella Agsten, Rotarian Mary Murray, and Interact youth Siena Pompei
(Sophia Alsadek)
Rotarians Julie Krome, Tom Koss, RSF Rotary President-Elect Andree Hettena, and Rotarían Amy Wynne
(Sophia Alsadek)
Rotarians Noha Hadaya, Steve King, Sophia Alsadek, and Robin Chappelow
(Cindy Wurthrich)
Rotarians Taylor Miller and Jill King
(Sophia Alsadek)
Guest Lori Bertran, and Rotarians Suzan Holcomb, Susie Callahan, and Roshanak Clune
(Sophia Alsadek)
Santa’s Elf Max Brunko, Rotarian Mike Taylor, Santa’s Elf Mirabella Smith, and Rotarians Marina Smith and Lawrence Bartlett
(Sophia Alsadek)
Rotarians Mark Hogan, Paul Mears, Cheryl McArthur, and Taylor Miller
(Sophia Alsadek)
Rotarian Paulette Britton, Guests Allison Whitney and Scott Endsley, and Rotarian Denise Mueller
(Sophia Alsadek)
Rotarians Robin Chappelow and Bob Stefanko
(Sophia Alsadek)
Rotarians Gary Mayer and Bob Stefanko with the Angel Giving Tree in the background filled with “Angels” names and ages of children who will get presents generously donated by the community and Rotarians.
(Sophia Alsadek)
Isabelle Briens of French Pastry Cafe whipping up delightful crepes for the guests to enjoy.
(Sophia Alsadek)
Some of the toys collected already for children at Solutions For Change.
(Sophia Alsadek)
Rotarian Bob Stefanko g up for Angels
(Sophia Alsadek)
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RSF Rotary President Chuck Badger with Interact youth Lily Stafford and Ella Agsten, Rotarian Mary Murray, and Interact youth Siena Pompei
(Sophia Alsadek)
The Rancho Santa Fe Rotary Club hosted its annual Angel Giving Tree event on Nov. 20 at Lineage Lending, located just next to the Post Office in the RSF Village.
Rotarians and guests pick “Angel” tags from a tree indicating the age and gender of a child to bring an unwrapped toy back within the next weeks, according to a RSF Rotary Club news release. These gifts are given to children at Solutions for Change. Rotarians collect gifts each year so that each child will get two gifts.
Solutions for Change in Vista is a center for homeless parents focused on training how to stop the homeless cycle. The children have been through the homelessness cycle and all that entails, and these gifts will allow them some holiday cheer.
