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Join us for San Diego Themed Trivia! Get ready to show off your knowledge of all things San Diego at our fun trivia night fundraiser - it's going to be a blast! Mission Valley Evening Rotary invites you to join us at Novo Brazil Brewing Mission Valley for a night of fun and friendly competition. Test your knowledge of all things San Diego while supporting a great cause. Gather your friends, form a team, and get ready to answer questions about our sunny city. Prizes await the top trivia masters, so bring your A-game! Let's come together for a memorable evening filled with laughter, good drinks, and a dash of friendly rivalry. You can sign up either as an individual or as a team of up to 4 members. Each round will include one San Diego focused question in addition to general knowledge questions. Delicious food and drinks will be available for purchase from Novo Brazil Brewing. Please arrive at 3:30 p.m. so we can start promptly at 4 p.m. Attendees are encouraged to dress in San Diego themed attire so wear your favorite Padres jersey, rep your Aztec gear, wear your favorite beach look, or get creative! We're fundraising to pack 10,000 high-protein meals for the San Diego Food Bank to be distributed to San Diegans experiencing food insecurity. California food banks are seeing more families requesting food assistance now than before the pandemic, and fewer donations of food. Our goal is to provide thousands of shelf-stable, protein-rich meals to the San Diego Food Bank to help them meet the demand for healthy food options. You can learn more and contribute to our fundraiser in partnership with The Outreach Program and Old Mission Rotary here. With the help of Old Mission Rotary and a matching grant from Rotary District 5340, we’ll be able to pack over 10,000 meals if we reach our goal of $1,450. Any additional funds raised our goal will go to the Mission Valley Evening Rotary Foundation (MVE Rotary Foundation). The MVE Rotary Foundation is the grant giving arm of Mission Valley Evening Rotary which provides funds to local and international organizations. Mission Valley Evening Rotary is an organization of business and young professional leaders based in San Diego that provides humanitarian service, encourages high ethical standards in all vocations, and helps build goodwill and peace in the community. Visit: https://www.classy.org/event/mission-valley-rotary-san-diego-trivia/e636581 Mission Valley Evening Rotary Club on Instagram and Facebook

Featuring a panel of three successful women entrepreneurs, this event will take place on Friday, November 15th at Handlery Hotel, 950 Hotel Circle N San Diego CA 92108 The doors open at 8 a.m., programs start at 8:30 a.m. and end at 11 a.m. Fees: $30 for attendees “This event offers a unique chance for women entrepreneurs to learn from successful leaders," said Lydie Laperal-Rocha, moderator and SCORE Mentor. "Our panelists will share proven strategies for overcoming the specific challenges women face in building business networks. We aim to equip attendees with the tools and confidence to boost their sales and income.” Visit: https://www.score.org/sandiego/event/womens-networking-breakfast-networking-effectively-impact SCORE Mentors San Diego on Instagram and Facebook

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