Events

Music Teacher Oliva Cerullo leads the Vocal Music pathway at Inspire, providing comprehensive training for all aspiring singers. Through Choir, Vocal Technique, and Musical Theatre, students develop and master diverse vocal disciplines and genres. Inspire's small group ensembles, One Voice and The Gents, are excited to bring the spirit of the holiday season to the Rotary Club of Chico through their musical performance. 

President Rob will deliver an in-depth analysis of the first half of the 25-26 Rotary year!  How did the teams perform?  Are we cranking up the volume enough or will he challenge us to do better in the second half?  Better be there to find out!

Anastacia Snyder is the Executive Director of Catalyst, a nonprofit organization supporting survivors of intimate partner and sexual violence in Butte County, California. In this role, she leads agency operations, strategic planning, and community advocacy, working to ensure that all survivors have access to safe housing and critical support services.

Anastacia is an active leader at both the state and local levels. She was appointed by the Governor to the California Office of Emergency Services Domestic Violence Advisory Council, where she served as Chair, and is a member of the California Partnership to End Domestic Violence’s Homeless and Housing Services Workgroup. Locally, she serves on the Sexual Assault Response Team (SART) Committee and is an elected member of the Butte Countywide Homeless Continuum of Care Council, where she recently completed two terms as Chair.

In addition to her work in the nonprofit and advocacy sectors, Anastacia is deeply engaged in civic leadership. She is a past President of the Chico Chamber of Commerce and Chico Noon Rotary Club and currently serves as Vice Chair of the Chico Rotary Foundation. In January 2023, she was elected to the Enloe Health Board of Trustees, where she serves as Board Secretary and Chair of the Governance Committee.

Anastacia is a proud graduate of St. Mary’s College of California and pursued a Master’s degree in English at California State University, Chico. Her professional work is grounded in a deep commitment to community, equity, and survivor-centered care.

Outside of her professional life, Anastacia is an avid traveler, reader, hiker, and runner. She and her partner, Tom, share a goal of visiting all Major League Baseball parks across the country, a journey that combines their love of travel, sports, and adventure. She’s also a big fan of a well-made Negroni and enjoys quiet moments with a good book or on a trail with friends.

Wyn Spiller is a proud member of the Rotary Club of Grass Valley CA. Since joining in 1994, she has served in a variety of club, district, zone and RI roles including District 5190 Governor 2008-09. She is the immediate past Zone 27 Endowment/Major Gifts Adviser, past Zone 27 Regional Rotary Foundation Coordinator and past District Rotary Foundation Committee Chair. She also serves on the D5190 Community Fund Board and chairs the District’s Visioning Committee. Wyn was honored to serve as the Rotary International 2022 Council on Legislation Trainer, the first Council to be presented both in-person and virtually. With a long-standing interest in education and leadership development, she has served as an International Assembly
learning facilitator, facilitator for Regional Leaders Global Institutes, and faculty for President-Elect Training (PETS) for a number of years. She assisted in bringing both Visioning and Rotary Leadership Institute to D5190 and has served at the District and regional levels of each. She is a long-time supporter and past chair of Rotary Youth Exchange. Wyn and her husband Steve share a deep commitment to our Rotary Foundation and its humanitarian work, with a special interest in the Rotary Peace Centers, peace-building programs and polio eradication. They are fortunate to have had the opportunity to experience a National Immunization trip to India and humanitarian projects in Uganda and Mexico, each one life changing. They are Major Donors as well as members of Triple Crown, Paul Harris, PolioPlus and Bequest Societies. Wyn is the proud recipient of The
Rotary Foundation’s Citation for Meritorious Service. Wyn retired as Chairman/CEO of Nevada City Winery in 2014. During her tenure, the winery renovated and expanded their historic building in downtown Nevada City, receiving the Best New Construction Award for building expansion in the historic downtown. She is a past chair of Sierra Nevada Memorial hospital Foundation, Nevada County Economic Resource Council, Miners Foundry Cultural Preservation Trust and currently serves as Treasurer of the North Star Historic Conservancy. She and Steve make their home in the small Gold Rush town of Nevada City CA. They have three grown children, two grandchildren and two Rotary Youth Exchange grown children and grandchildren. Wyn is very honored to follow in RI Director Dan Himelspach’s footsteps, serving as RI Director 2025-2027 representing the 30 districts here in the Big West.