Name: Annual Scholarship Fundraiser
Location: Albert A. Chatigny Senior Community Center

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Beaumont graduate in cap and gown smiling while holding a basket of baked potatoes for the Cherry Jubilee fundraiser

Annual Fundraiser

26th Annual Cherry Jubilee & Gift Basket Extravaganza

When

Fri, May 15, 2026 5:00 – 8:00 PM

Where

Chatigny Senior Center 1310 Oak Valley Pkwy, Beaumont

Baskets & Bites to support our future. Build-Your-Own Potato Bar and desserts by the Beaumont School District Culinary Arts class, plus a smorgasbord of themed gift baskets in our signature raffle. Net proceeds support scholarships and community service programs through the Rotary Club of Beaumont Foundation, EIN 33-0779776.

Admission $10 individual / $40 family. Raffle tickets 25 for $20, sold in person at the door only. Contact Joanna Evans (909-553-0089) or Bruce Murrill (951-315-6598) for tickets and sponsorship.

The Rotary Club of Beaumont Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Donations and sponsorships may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law and only above the fair market value of goods or services received. Admission, meals, auction purchases, and raffle ticket purchases are not fully tax-deductible; raffle tickets are not tax-deductible.

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Newsletter Roundup

Field notes from Beaumont-Cherry Valley Rotary: people, projects, events, and the civic work behind the scenes.

Issue 40 • May 2026

A Visit to Remember — Beaumont Library Under Construction

Inside the historic Carnegie library mid-renovation, the Cherry Jubilee preview, welcoming new member Steven Brown, and a long-form spotlight on President Doug Emery.

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Issue 39 • April 2026

Casino Night — Another Big Success

Over $9,500 raised for scholarships, a $3,650 check delivered to Beaumont PD, the library tour ahead, and Robin Knight's tribute to Mary Brubaker.

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Issue 38 • March 2026

Casino Night Is Almost Here

A 1950s fundraiser on the horizon, Yami Goldberg earns her Paul Harris Fellow, the library tour preview, and a fond farewell to club matriarch Mary Brubaker.

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Who We Are

Neighbors Building a Stronger Community

Beaumont-Cherry Valley Rotary has been providing community service since 1958. We're one of 63 clubs within Rotary District 5330, united by a simple idea: ordinary people can do extraordinary things when they work together.

Years of Service

30+

Active Members

1.4M

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Casino Night 2026 raised over $9,500 for scholarships and a $3,650 check for Beaumont PD

Our Impact

What We Do

Current and ongoing projects that make Beaumont and Cherry Valley better places to live.

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Veterans' BBQ

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Annual scholarships for Beaumont and Cherry Valley students through the Rotary Club of Beaumont Foundation.

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Is it the truth?

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Will it build goodwill and better friendships?

Will it be beneficial to all concerned?

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