Hayward Rotary Club is a non-partisan, non-political service organization. Our members are leaders in business, education, government, nonprofit, and community service. Rotarians come from many diverse walks of life, and we are united in giving back to our community. Hayward Rotary Club and Foundation have contributed millions of dollars of support to vital projects and programs that build a stronger future for Hayward and the world. Do you want to give back to the community in an organized way, in the company of distinguished community leaders? Do you have what it takes to become a Hayward Rotary Club member? Find out by attending our weekly luncheons, by talking to Rotarians, and by browsing this website. Learn more. 
The Hayward Rotary Club will next meet Monday, Nov. 17, for lunch at the Sorensdale Recreation Center, 275 Goodwin St., to celebrate opening of the sensory garden it has funded with $50,000 through its community grants program. The center is a facility and program of the Hayward Area Recreation and Park District. The primary purpose of the program is to provide opportunities for people with an intellectual disability (i.e., developmental disabilities) to achieve greater independence. Hayward Rotary has funded more than $1 million in projects for community nonprofit organizations since 2000.
The institute is a state agency working to accelerate stem cell, regenerative medicine, and gene therapy research. It has funded more than 100 cell and gene therapy clinical trials.
The institute was established in 2004 when 59 percent of California voters passed Proposition 71, also known as the California Stem Cell Research and Cures Initiative. This vote created CIRM and allocated $3 billion to fund the research and development of stem cell treatments.
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