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Accepting all vehicles from Cars, RV's, Boats and Motorcycles!
Do you have a vehicle you'd like to get rid of? San Andreas Rotary is proud to partner with Lamorinda Sunrise Rotary’s Cars2ndChance Program. They do everything for you, including towing, repairs and sale!
We’re helping to turn donated vehicles into charitable dollars that will support our communities we live in. If you have a vehicle that is running or not, reach out to us and we’ll help pick up the vehicle at no charge to you!
Car’s 2nd Chance has been turning vehicle donations into cash for charities for over 12 years in the spirit of Service Above Self. We accept vehicle donations of ALL types, anywhere in the USA, running or not, and we will pick up your vehicle At No Charge.
Once the vehicle is sold, San Andreas rotary becomes equal beneficiaries with Lamorinda Sunrise Rotary and you will receive a tax donation letter for 100% of the proceeds.

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Rotarians Doing Community Service
San Andreas Rotary started with several informal meetings letting the community know that we wanted to start a club. Many community members agreed that this would be the perfect fit. We chartered our club on July 10th 2017.

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Ragin' Rib Cookoff 2025
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RYLA Rotary Youth Leadership Awards Camp 2026
The San Andreas Rotary Club was organized July 10, 2017 by a group of professional men and women. The club currently has 30 members and is the 52nd Rotary Club to be formed in Rotary District 5220. Our events: Ragin Cajun Festival, Ragin Rib Cookoff, Santa's Express, Christmas to Remember, Christmas Tree Lighting, RYLA and Student Scholarships. Our monies go back into the community to support our Youth, Hospice of Amador and Calaveras, and our senior population.


Santa's Express Delivering Food to Calaveras Residents

Our 1.2 million-member organization started with the vision of one man: Paul P. Harris. The Chicago attorney formed one of the world’s first service organizations, the Rotary Club of Chicago, on 23 February 1905 as a place where professionals with diverse backgrounds could exchange ideas and form meaningful, lifelong friendships. Rotary’s name came from the group’s early practice of rotating meetings among the offices of each member.









