About Us

ROCKEROTH Charity Fund is a Corporation organized and operated exclusively for charitable purposes under Section 501(c)(3) of the United States Internal Revenue Code.

All property (money or other property) received for the charitable purposes for which the Corporation is organized must be registered with the Supervision of Trustees and Fundraisers for Charitable Purposes Act, identifying the donors and their use.

Every charitable (public benefit) corporation, association, and trustee holding property for charitable purposes or doing business in the State of California must register with the Attorney General, except those exempted by Section 12583 of the California Government Code, including corporations organized primarily as a hospital, school, or religious organization.

RockeRoth Charity Fund

Goals and Objectives
of Our Mission

The aims, objectives and purpose of the Corporation are charitable, humanitarian and social in nature.

Community

Social services, humanitarian interventions, inclusion, solidarity, and civic engagement.
We are committed to building strong, inclusive communities through social services, humanitarian aid, and civic engagement. Every action we take fosters solidarity and connection, ensuring that no one faces hardship alone. Together, we create a society rooted in compassion and shared responsibility.

Assistance

Direct support for people in need: food, medical care, nursing assistance, shelter, psychological support.
We stand beside those in urgent need, providing food, medical care, shelter, and emotional support. Our daily work is driven by empathy and the belief that dignity must never be a privilege. We act swiftly and humanely to bring relief where it's needed most.

Rights

Protection of human rights and actions against abuse, violence, and discrimination.
We are deeply committed to defending human rights and confronting injustice.
Through direct action, we fight abuse, violence, and discrimination, amplifying the voices of those silenced by fear or neglect. Justice is not optional it’s our daily duty.

Development

Projects to improve living conditions: housing, local economy, microfinance.
We work to improve living conditions through practical, forward-looking projects: affordable housing, local economic support, and microfinance initiatives. Our goal is to empower individuals and communities to build sustainable futures with dignity and independence.

Education

Promotion of culture, education, schools, and scientific research.
We believe education is the key to freedom and opportunity. By investing in schools, training, and scientific research, we open doors to knowledge and break cycles of poverty. Every child who learns becomes a beacon of hope for generations to come.

Sport

Amateur sports activities and initiatives for social cohesion.
We promote amateur sports as a powerful tool for inclusion, health, and social unity. Our programs bring people together, foster respect, and build bridges across differences. Sport is more than play—it’s a path to growth, resilience, and shared joy.

Nature

Protection of natural resources, sustainability, pollution reduction, flora and fauna.
We believe that protecting the environment means safeguarding all life. We work to preserve natural resources, promote sustainability, and reduce pollution. We defend flora and animals from harm, because respect for nature is the foundation of a fairer future.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Francis Dykmans ஃ R.I.

Honorary President

Dr. Francis Georges Henri Marie Dykmans de Conínck Former Foreign Trade Adviser of Belgium – Former Executive at Banco del Pacifico – Honorary Member of the American Chamber of Commerce of Ecuador – International Service Chair for the Rotary District of Ecuador. Through Rotary, he has promoted intervention programs for children with disabilities and remains actively engaged in educational initiatives for children from disadvantaged families. He continues to collaborate with international efforts aimed at strengthening social inclusion and protecting the rights of vulnerable populations.

Massimo Castagnoli

President

Geom. Massimo Castagnoli For many years, he has been committed to charitable initiatives focused on society’s most vulnerable groups. He has supported projects for children in need, working closely with schools and local associations. His dedication also extends to the elderly, with actions aimed at improving their quality of life. Currently, he is involved in environmental awareness campaigns and animal protection, promoting a sustainable and compassionate lifestyle. He regularly participates in local initiatives for the restoration of green spaces and the preservation of biodiversity.

Giancarlo Castagnoli ஃ

Chief Executive Officer

Dr. Eng. Giancarlo Castagnoli Sociologist and Engineer – Professional, Entrepreneur, Investor – He has led and coordinated major national and international projects. He has designed social inclusion initiatives and promoted innovative solutions for elderly care, with a focus on mobility and independence. Today, he continues to support educational programs for children in disadvantaged contexts and collaborates with organizations that foster women’s empowerment through technical and entrepreneurial training.

Massimo Iozzelli

Chief Financial Officer

Dr. Massimo Iozzelli Former Executive of major multinational corporations. He has led corporate social responsibility projects and worked with non-profit organizations to support women in challenging work environments. His commitment to the elderly has also taken shape through various assistance initiatives. He currently participates in mentoring programs for young professionals and promotes microcredit initiatives aimed at women and families in need, helping them launch independent ventures and pursue paths toward economic empowerment.

Ruth Guerrero Hernandez

Director

Dr. Ruth Guerrero Hernandez With a solid academic background, she has developed deep expertise in the field of healthcare technologies. She has applied her knowledge to improve access to pediatric care in underserved communities, contributing to the digital transformation of medical services. She actively participates in public health initiatives focused on women and the elderly. Currently, she is engaged in the development of digital platforms for telemedicine and in training local healthcare personnel, with the goal of making medical care more accessible and timely for remote and isolated populations.

Amny Subero Suarez PhD

Director

Dr. Amny Subero Suarez PhD in Education and Pedagogy, with a degree also in Physiotherapy. She has developed inclusive methodologies for the education of children with special needs, integrating therapeutic and didactic approaches. She collaborates with organizations that provide physical and emotional support to women in vulnerable situations. Currently, she coordinates motor rehabilitation projects for the elderly and promotes training activities for social workers, aiming to spread more effective and inclusive educational and care practices.

Stacy M. Trevenon R.I.

Director

Stacy Trevenon belongs to the Rotary Club of Half Moon Bay, where she has also served as Club President. She is a writer at the Half Moon Bay Review, covering local events, community stories, historical features, and more. She is the author of a local history book, Kings Mountain (Images of America: California). She also contributes content (news, meeting summaries, announcements) to the FogHorn (the Rotary Club of Half Moon Bay newsletter) and is involved in reporting on community service activities.

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