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Together, we are Canada’s Lifeline.
WHO WE ARE
We are the service organization of choice, providing a friendly forum for members to use their skills and talents to serve the local, national, and international communities.
Our Club
We are a very active club. During our club meetings, we meet for lunch to listen to engaging speakers, plan service opportunities, and enjoy each other’s company.
Upcoming Events
Social and Fundraising events are the best way to know our club. We’d love to introduce you to our wonderful club and these events are a fun way to meet us and support local charities and businesses.
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The Rotary Club of St. Catharines South recently made a generous donation of $750 CDN to Let There Be Light International, an organization dedicated to providing renewable and reliable energy to vulnerable communities.
Eden Secondary School Interact Club, sponsored by South
Niagara Falls Lunch Rotary Club is hosting an exchange student from Japan
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The regular donors of the Trust for Malnutrition and Stunted Growth through the Rotary Club of St. Catharines South, will be pleased to see amazing achievements. We have thousand of success stories.
To date we have 29 dispensing partners, which are providing these miracle supplements food packets to children and nursing mothers.
World Polio Day, held every year on October 24, is an opportunity for Rotary members to rally the world around the fight to eradicate the disease forever. Since 1988, we have seen a worldwide reduction in polio cases of 99.9%. For more than three years, we've seen wild polio cases in only two countries, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
This year the Rotary Club of St. Catharines South will be joining the other Rotary Clubs of St. Catharines (Downtown an Lakeshore) in a flag raising ceremony taking place at the St. Catharines City Hall on Friday October 21st, 2022. Please join us in being part of this very important ceremony.
More information will be posted here.
King Charles III does.
His Royal Highness King Charles III wearing his Rotary International pin arrives at the Mey Games 2017 in Scotland on Saturday August 5, 2017.
He is an honourary member of the Rotary Club of Banchory-Ternan UK.
A video by our friend Jason Page and his team of volunteers donating Ambulances for Ukraine as well as triage training, medical supplies and a reminder that the world supports Ukraine.
Let's get those donations coming in. Time is running out. October 14 is the deadline, sort of.
Read the minutes from our last Club Meeting, featuring Joey Trussell Classification Talk.
Get your 4 some together for 18 holes with cart and dinner, September 19. $150
An Irish Blessing (from Donelly's Pub)
Tenacious surveillance ensures that progress in the eradication of polio is not merely sustained but advanced
Rotary Youth Exchange offers both teens and host families the chance to grow
Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in the United States, Guatemala, Germany, Barbados, and Italy.
Rotary to amplify climate action at COP28 in DubaiRotary will help facilitate collaboration on community-led climate action, and discuss the intersection of climate change and
There’s a lot of female energy in the Rotaract Club of One Million Lives Saigon: The charter president, president, and vice president are all women.
Rotary Foundation Trustees establish targeted funds to aid Morocco
Affordable and easy to install, the prefabricated houses offer shelter – and a sense of hope
Learn how Rotary clubs are taking action in Belize, the United States, Canada, India, and the United Kingdom.
Rotary and Habitat for Humanity team up to bring rooftop solar to low-income homeowners in America
The Rotary clubs of Panamá Norte and Westchester (Los Angeles), put together a global grant that sought to remedy the digital divide in Panama. The project provided each school with 30 laptops for students, an interactive whiteboard, and other technology, and also provided training for local teachers.
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