For over 7 years, the Downtown San Diego Rotary Club has proudly supported the Poco a Poco Community Center in San Pedro Itzicán, contributing nearly $25,000 to life-changing programs!

Welcome to the Rotary Club of Downtown San Diego…the fun club with a view and a vision! We’re service-oriented. We’re energized. We enjoy each other's company. We’re a vibrant, multi-cultural community. We’re the Rotary Club of Downtown San Diego, committed to “Service Above Self.” We’re part of Rotary International, a global network of united individuals taking action to create lasting change across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
Join us at one of our weekly meetings to experience our energy, laugh with us, hear high caliber speakers, enjoy breakfast, and discover how we promote peace, understanding, and community service both locally and internationally. We meet at the University Club on the 34th floor of Symphony Towers each Wednesday morning:
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For over 7 years, the Downtown San Diego Rotary Club has proudly supported the Poco a Poco Community Center in San Pedro Itzicán, contributing nearly $25,000 to life-changing programs!





Inspiring talk by UCSD Scientist of the Year Dr. Sonia Ancoli-Israel on circadian rhythms and sleep as we age.



The Downtown San Diego Rotary Club is proud to continue supporting sustainable microfinance initiatives that transform the lives of women in coffee-growing regions. Based on the Grameen Bank model pioneered by Muhammad Yunus, these programs use solidarity lending—a peer-administered approach where local community members come together to provide support, accountability, and encouragement to help each entrepreneur succeed and repay her loan.









This week at the Downtown San Diego Rotary Club, we had the privilege of hearing from Steve Cohen, former KUSI News Director and candidate for California’s 50th Congressional District.
Having spent his early career under the mentorship of legendary CBS News Director Fred Friendly, Steve brought a seasoned perspective on the evolving role of journalism in America.


