Supporting the Arts in Los Gatos
and Rotary Around the World

Chartered in 2003, our mission is to give back to our community in ways that improve the community and the lives of those who live here and have a great deal of fun doing it.

Members of our club have traveled to India to fight polio, South America to help burn victims, Mississippi to rebuild houses devastated by the hurricanes, hiked the Himalayas to help an orphanage and have walked in high heels to support sexual assault awareness in our own community. We have given scholarships to students interested in studying architecture, art and drama as well as raised funds for the Los Gatos Theatre Improvement Project and the Los Gatos Education Fund. Our major Club Project is Lighting for Literacy which is featured below. We welcome you to explore what we have to offer and join us for Breakfast on Wednesday mornings at 7:30 to meet us and learn more about we do. If you have an interest in serving your community and having an impact for change - we're here to help!

If you are passionate about making a difference and are looking for a group of people who feel the same way, then we would like to invite you to breakfast.

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Proud to Support Our Major Club Project: Lighting for Literacy

Through the exploration of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM), middle and high school students learn how to build sustainable renewable lighting systems for installation in off-grid communities.

These sustainable, renewable lighting systems then enable students in underserved countries to advance their education while giving students here the opportunity to experience "service above self."

Emphasizing Science, Sustainability and Service Above Self, Lighting for Literacy's ultimate goal is to empower our next generation of humanitarians to make the world a better place.

LG Morning Rotary created and drives this important program which is growing organically in both local communities served by Rotary Clubs and throughout the World where electric lighting has not been available.