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Nov 10, 2020 - Dec 15, 2020
Let's go shopping. Last year we donated 126 gifts. So far we are under 40, so if you can help you can select the amount and person and select from their wish list. This is ALL on-line - No need to wrap or deliver. Link for Gifts: https://vtree.fgt.org/RotaryClubofLosGatos/ For 30 years, Family Giving Tree has been granting holiday wishes to children, seniors, and adults experiencing homelessness. Due to the efforts of Judy and Julian Rodriguez, the Los Gatos Rotary Club has been providing holiday gifts to the needy for most of those 30 years. Let's carry on their legacy. Please join us in bringing smiles to the faces of those who need it most - those neighborhoods hardest hit by the pandemic. Through the 2020 Holiday Wish Drive, you can make an impact in your Bay Area backyard, in your own community. Last year, our club donated 126 gifts. With the need even greater this year, let's beat that number this time! |
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Nov 21, 2020 - Dec 02, 2020
Los Gatos town gives to our neighbors in need - We have this Los Gatos! All 5 of Los Gatos service clubs (our club, morning Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis, History Club) with the coordination of Los Gatos are helping our neighbors in need. Each receipent will receive a Holiday Box see contents below. 2. Sign-up help collect items, pack boxes, set-up tents for drive up deliver. (Lots of choices) See all details from Catherine at the Chamber of Commerce: Let’s fundraise. Holiday Greenery - Kiwanis taking the lead Books:Friends of the Library – CS to contact them TIME LINE FOR Assembly of Gift Boxes
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First Mayors of San Jose
Dec 01, 2020
Arturo Villarreal is a San Jose native with roots in Del Rio, Texas. He was born into a farm working family and attended segregated all Mexican schools in Del Rio until his sophomore year in high school. He received his AA from SJCC and a BA in Behavioral Science with a double major in Cultural Anthropology and an MA in Social Science from SJSU. He is the co-author of the book Mexicans in San Jose. Currently he is teaching ethnic studies at Evergreen Valley College. He also serves as a commissioner on the County of Santa Clara Historical Heritage Commission. Jose Manuel Gonzales: Apache Alcalde/ Mayor of San Jose The talk will revolve around history of Jose Manuel Gonzales. The talk will revolve around how Jose Manuel volunteered along with his wife and children in the De Anza expedition and served as an interpreter, was a founder of San Jose, served as the second mayor and built the oldest adobe home still around in Santa Clara county. |
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Behind the Bark of Sea Lions and Seals
Jan 05, 2021
Laura Gill is the Community Engagement Manager at The Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito where she leads public program development and implementation, including virtual programs, interpretive resources, and tours. Laura has served in many different education roles at institutions such as Aquarium of the Bay and the Sea Lion Center at San Francisco’s Pier 39, the Roundhouse Aquarium and the Santa Monica Pier Aquarium in Los Angeles, CA which only strengthened her belief that we are all interconnected and dependent on a healthy ocean. Laura was inspired to pursue a career in conservation education after earning her B.S. in Marine Biology from UCSC. In “Behind The Bark”, I will be sharing a brief history of The Marine Mammal Center’s work with rescue, rehabilitation, release, research, and education and then take a deeper dive into the stories of our common patients including sea lions, elephant seals, and harbor seals. I’ll describe the challenges they face, how we care for them at the Center, and how people can get involved to protect them and our shared ocean environment. |
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Jan 05, 2021
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Results of Pfizer and Moderna Covid Vaccine Trials
Jan 12, 2021
Joel Ernst trained in Internal Medicine, Infectious Diseases, and in Hematology and Oncology at the University of California, San Francisco. He joined the faculty at UCSF where he established a research program in host-pathogen interactions and immunity, and cared for patients with infectious diseases, including the earliest AIDS patients, at San Francisco General Hospital. He was recruited to the NYU School of Medicine in 2003, where he was Director of the Division of Infectious Diseases and Immunology as well as Director of the Graduate Program in Immunology and Inflammation, and Professor of Medicine, Pathology, and Microbiology. In 2018, he was recruited to UCSF where he is Professor of Medicine and Chief of the Division of Experimental Medicine. COVID-19 is a global pandemic that has changed every aspect of life for billions of people. The cause is an RNA virus, termed SARS-CoV-2, that is transmitted by the respiratory route and that leads to diverse clinical consequences. Global control of COVID-19 will depend on development and deployment of vaccines that are safe, able to be produced rapidly in hundreds of millions (or billions) of doses, and inexpensive. Likewise, preventing complications and mortality requires development and clinical use of drugs that control the infection and that prevent and treat the complications. This presentation will provide a summary of the present status of drug and vaccine development for COVID-19. |
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