We welcome guests and visiting Rotarians!
Our Vision Statement
Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
We meet Wednesday for lunch at 12 pm at Double tree by Hilton hotel in San Bernardino. Please contact us for specific meeting information.
Our History
San Bernardino Crossroads Rotary Club was sponsored by the San Bernardino Club (Downtown) and was named The Rotary Club of San Bernardino South in June 1967. The name Loma Linda- San Bernardino Crossroads was adopted to show that our club serves at the crossroads of the Loma Linda and San Bernardino communities.
Our Leadership
Leadership in local Rotary clubs and Rotary Districts is all voluntary. The Crossroads club follows their bylaws when annually electing leaders for our club.
Bina Bhakta was born in India and moved to the United States at the age of ten. She spent her formative years in Georgia before settling in California after her marriage. Together with her husband, ...
Carolyn was inducted as a member of Crossroads Rotary for the second time in February, 2024, and is serving as treasurer of the club. She first joined Crossroads Rotary Club in 2009. At that time, ...
Retired teacher. A member for 4 years.
Being a Rotarian gives me the opportunity to make new friends and to make a difference in the community.
I am looking forward to a busy and joyful year ...
Past District Governor, Manzoor Massey joined Rotary in 1975. He loves Rotary and has served in many capacities. He has introduced 163 new members to Rotary over the years.
He is the President of ...
Bhakti Gupta is an entrepreneur, community leader, and advocate for cultural preservation whose work bridges ethical enterprise, community engagement, and service. She is the founder of Craft Options, ...
Lesley Rollakanti, is a Project Coordinator at a local nonprofit clinic system where he leads suicide prevention and behavioral health & public health initiatives. He holds a Master of Public ...
Reasons to join Rotary
Joining a Rotary club offers a multitude of benefits, including opportunities for community service, networking, professional development, leadership growth, and international connections. Engaging in service projects allows members to make a tangible impact on local and global issues, while networking with professionals from diverse backgrounds can provide career opportunities and mentorship. Rotary also fosters leadership development through various roles within the club and district, and encourages cross-cultural exchange through its global presence. Ultimately, joining a Rotary club can lead to personal growth, fulfillment, and the satisfaction of contributing to positive change in the world.
Membership at Crossroads Rotary
Rotarians in 200 countries and more than 30,000 clubs may differ in customs, but every member share one thing in common: they were invited to apply for membership.
If you are a guest interested in membership, we first invite you to join us at our Wednesday lunch, a service project or another activity or event. As you are enjoying our programs, you will have the chance to meet members and guests to see if membership is the right fit for you. Please do let us know you are inquiring about membership, so we can help answer questions along the way. Know more
