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15
Sep
2026
Castro Valley
Golden Tee Golfland
2533 Castro Valley Blvd.
Castro Valley, CA 94546
United States of America

Members are invited to celebrate as the Castro Valley Rotary Club will welcome Area 2 Interact students for an evening of fellowship, appreciation, and fun at the Area 2 Interact Ice Cream Social on Tuesday, September 15, at 5:30 p.m. at Golden Tee Golfland, 2533 Castro Valley Blvd., Castro Valley.

The event reflects the Club's 2026-2027 theme,"Be a Part of It," bringing together Rotary members and young leaders from local Interact clubs to celebrate service, leadership, and community connections.

As special guests of the Castro Valley Rotary Club, participating Interactors will be treated to ice cream and a complimentary round of miniature golf in recognition of their volunteer service. The free round of golf is being provided to Interactors who helped make the annual Taste of Castro Valley a success through their volunteer efforts.

"The students in our Interact clubs represent the future of service leadership in our communities," said Meera Parikh, Chair of Castro Valley Rotary's Youth Services Committee. "We are thrilled to welcome them as guests of the club and thank those who volunteered at Taste of Castro Valley. This event is our way of showing appreciation while creating opportunities for Interactors and Rotarians to build relationships and share the spirit of service. Our theme this year is'Be a Part of It,' and we invite Rotarians from throughout Area 2 to join us in celebrating these outstanding young leaders."

Rotarians, family members, and guests are invited to join us for the evening. Rotarians and their guests pay $20.00 per person, which includes ice cream and a round of miniature golf.

Interact, Rotary International's service organization for young people ages 12 to 18, empowers students to develop leadership skills, engage in community service, and create lasting friendships while making a positive difference in their communities.