Castro Valley Rotary Highlights Classic Car Show Preparations

Castro Valley Rotary Highlights Classic Car Show Preparations

Castro Valley Car Show

This engaging and service-focused meeting will feature a special update on the Castro Valley Classic Car Show, along with the club’s annual hands-on “goodie bag stuffing” activity for event participants. Attendees will have the opportunity to actively contribute to one of Castro Valley’s most anticipated community events while learning how to get involved.

The Castro Valley Classic Car Show is a long-standing community tradition that brings together car enthusiasts, families, local businesses, and nonprofits for a day of celebration and connection. Organized by Castro Valley Rotary, the event serves as an important fundraising initiative that benefits local causes and strengthens community partnerships.

Proceeds from the car show directly support Castro Valley Community Partners—a network of nonprofit organizations that provide vital services throughout the area—as well as scholarships for Castro Valley High School students, helping to invest in the next generation of leaders.

The June 9 luncheon will feature the club’s annual participant bag stuffing, where Rotarians and guests assemble welcome packets for car show entrants. This is a fun, collaborative activity that demonstrates Rotary’s commitment to “Service Above Self.” It also offers newcomers a meaningful way to connect with the club and contribute immediately.

“In addition to learning about the Car Show’s impact and logistics, attendees will leave knowing they’ve played a direct role in preparing for a beloved community event,” said a club representative.

Funds raised at the Castro Valley Classic Car Show also support the Castro Valley Rotary Endowment Fund, which provides long-term financial support for community initiatives, educational programs, and charitable projects. This endowment ensures that Rotary’s positive impact continues well into the future, sustaining programs that benefit Castro Valley residents year after year.