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The Rotary Club of Greater Chino Hills adopted a one-mile stretch of road on Grand Avenue between Founders Drive and Monteverde Drive as a community service project. Once a month, Rotarians in partnership with boy scouts from Chino Hills Troop #1776 walk along Grand Avenue picking up litter and trash and surveying the area for signs of graffiti and damage.
Rotarians Ted Alvarez, Rick Jiao and Shane Jarabelo and Scouts/Scouters from Troop #1776 participated in the monthly road clean-up on Saturday, September 7, 2019.
According to Rotary International, "Rotary In Action showcases all of the many ways that clubs connect with the local communities, providing opportunities to partner and join in on very worthwhile causes".
Roadside Adoption Project
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Ayala High School Interact Club members participated in the Roadside Adoption Project of their Interact Club's sponsor, the Rotary Club of Greater Chino Hills. On Saturday morning, September 21, 2019, Interactors picked up trash and litter and checked for damage along the mile of Grand Avenue that the Rotary Club adopted for clean-up.
 The Rotary Club of Greater Chino Hills hosted its Christmas Party at the Bistro of the Boys Republic Chino Hills on Friday, December 10.
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 For the schoolyear 2020-2021, the Ayala High School Interact Club chose the Chino Hills Wickman Elementary School Beautification Project of the Chain Link Fence Art as its local community service project. The club members, many of whom are graduates of Wickman Elementary School, held numerous fundraisers including Chipotle food sales and Ding Tea drink sales throughout the year. The Interact Club donated the proceeds from these fundraisers to purchase materials for the Chain Link Fence Art. Then club members gathered on May 12th at the school grounds and installed the cup signage art in the fence panels.
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Interact Club members Noah Tran, Courtney Hino, Rylan Goshi, Jacob Tan, Akaash Bahl, and Amer Halloush graduated from Ayala High School on Thursday, May 27, 2021.
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In 2021, Rotarians Randy Tan and Shane Jarabelo became Paul Harris Fellows. At the Installation of Officers during the Club's dinner meeting on Saturday, June 26, 2021, Outgoing Club President Randy Tan passes the gavel to Incoming Club President Shane Jarabelo.
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PAUL HARRIS FELLOWS:Ted Alvarez
Dolly Dalusong
Tita De Guzman
Rick Jiao
Tessie Lightholder
Ginny Mondonedo (not in photo)
Rose Hwang (not in photo)
These club members received their Paul Harris certificates from Rotary District 5300 Governor Raghada Khoury and Assistant Governor Jeanne Batista during the District Governor's visit to the club on Wednesday, November 18, 2017.
The Paul Harris Fellow recognition acknowledges individuals who contribute, or who have contributions made in their name, of US $1,000 to The Rotary Foundation of Rotary International.