Club Executives & Directors
President
President Elect
Secretary
Treasurer
Community Service
Club Service
Membership
The Rotary Foundation
Sergeant-at-Arms
Birthdays & Anniversaries
Anniversaries:
  • Horton Hickerson
    Susan Goldring
    January 19
Join Date:
  • Waine Banyas
    January 1, 1979
    46 years
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Palm Valley
Welcome to our Club!
Palm Valley Rotary Club

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Wednesdays at 6:00 p.m.
Marsh Landing Country Club
25655 Marsh Landing Pkwy
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32082
United States of America
Phone:
(904) 226-2696
Meetings are typically held the 1st and 3rd Wednesday of the month. Social activities are typically held the 2nd Wednesday. Service projects are typically held on a weekend late in the month and take the place of a meeting. See Events for details.
Contact Info
Phone:                  (904) 226-2696
Email:                    admin@palmvalleyrotaryclub.org
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 612
                               Ponte Vedra Beach, FL 32004
Home Page Stories
Palm Valley Rotarians recently basked in a gorgeous north Florida day enjoying some brews and sandwiches while watching the Jaguars win and playing virtual golf at Palm Valley Golf Club in Nocatee.  A great day all round!
 
Palm Valley Rotarians recently celebrated the 20th anniversary of their club's charter.  The happy group celebrated with dinner and champagne at the recently beautifully renovated The Plantation at Ponte Vedra Club.  Many thanks to Rotary Club President Walther Vliegen for arranging the evening's festivities, which included cocktails on a private balcony overlooking the water, golf course and immaculate grounds, as well as dinner, a special dessert and a champagne toast!
The Palm Valley Rotary Club members would like to thank all the generous locals who helped support our annual Caring for Our Community Raffle Fundraiser.  The monies raised will go to support Down Syndrome of Jacksonville, Gabriel House of Care and S.A.F.E. Animal Rescue.
 
Below are the winning raffle ticket numbers.  The winning ticket buyers should have been contacted personally, but if for some reason, your ticket number is listed and you did not hear from us, please email us at Admin@PalmValleyRotaryClub.org.
 
 Palm Valley Rotary Club's Caring for Our Community Winning Raffle Ticket Numbers
003061131168
004072132170
005082147171
008083153175
009098154184
010101155188
021117156189
030125160 
036126161 
040129166 
 

Dr. Kyle Dresback joined Palm Valley Rotary Club President Elect Will Burke, along with School Board member Kelly Barrera and Dr. Brennan Asplen, who all spoke to club members about St. Johns County School Board's upcoming ballot initiatives.

 
Down Syndrome of Jacksonville's Executive Director Debbie Revels spoke with club members about this organization that we'll be raising funds for in our Caring for our Community Raffle.
The club's new District AG Bob Wiltfong stopped by our recent meeting to promote Rotary/Jaguars End Polio Now Partnership.  We are in the “Red Zone” but the game isn’t over yet…. We need everyone’s support to complete this job and eradicate polio worldwide!  This is an easy and FUN way to get us to the finish line.  Come enjoy the game with friends or donate the tickets for the military, underprivileged children, or Youth Exchange.

Colts  vs Jaguars ~ October 6
Vikings vs Jaguars  ~ November 10
Texans vs Jaguars ~ December 1
Titans vs Jaguars ~ December 29

   
On August 14, 2024 Palm Valley Rotary Club members took a road trip to Gabriel House of Care, a great facility for organ transplant patients near Mayo Clinic.  Pictured are Rotarians Dave Gleason, Dave Bowling, Lois Remolde, Waine Banyas, with GHC's tour guide Susan Hardy, Suzanne Burke, Will Burke and club president Walther Vliegen.
At the August 24, 2024 Vibrant Club Seminar, Palm Valley Rotary Club president Walther Vliegen officially received the club's 2023-2024 Rotary Citation for achieving goals that strengthen Rotary and the club, with Will Burke, Zanne Burke, Takiyah Lewis and PDG John Tabor.
 
  
 
Always great to see Rotarian Bill Hill, here with club prez Walther!
Palm Valley Rotarians recently presented SAFE (Saving Animals from Euthanasia) with a generous donation made possible by their recent Caring for Kids Raffle Fundraiser.  SAFE was founded in 2008 with the goal of rescuing animals from kill shelters where they are facing euthanasia.  To date, SAFE, which operates entirely on donations and volunteer efforts, has rescued over 28,000 wonderful, precious pets who through no fault of their own became homeless.  Each has a story, a heart and feelings, and deserves a chance to have the home they want so desperately.  Among the other charities supported by the Palm Valley Rotary Club are Peace of Heart and Blessings in a Backpack, as well as many others.

The Rotary Club of Palm Valley recently welcomed the Caring for Kids grand prize raffle winners to their Chef-created feast in The Wine Room at The Lodge and Club.  Pictured front to back are couples Chris and Alison Seely, Kullen and Meaghan Sourdiff, Donnie and Heather Connelly, as well as St. Augustine Symphony's Bella Costa String Quartet who performed for the lucky prize winners. The funds raised by the raffle went to support local charities, including Peace of Heart, Blessings in a Backpack, and S.A.F.E. Pet Rescue. 1/19/2024
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