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.
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.
To be announced at the event
Join us for a special presentation by a distinguished guest speaker at our Rotary Club meeting on Tuesday, April 14, 2023, at noon, at the St. Catharines Club. Due to the confidential nature of the presentation, the name and topic of the speaker will be revealed at the event.
We are excited to host this event at our new venue and look forward to enjoying a mouth-watering meal prepared by the talented chef at a special price of $25, including taxes and gratuities. Please confirm your attendance by Friday, March 31st, at noon, to take advantage of this fantastic offer. If you miss the deadline, you're still welcome to attend, but please note that your meal may arrive at a different time if you order a la carte.
Don't miss this exclusive opportunity to hear from our esteemed guest speaker. We hope to see you there!
Niagara Parks Commission
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.
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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)
Beers Rotarians Enjoy Worldwide (BREW) Fellowship of Niagara at Oast House Brewers
The tragic news of widespread flooding and death in Pakistan through out the news is heart wrenching. It always seems to be the struggling, poorer countries that are being hit- time and time again- with disaster after disaster.
It is an incredible journey for this project- from recognizing malnutrition and treating babies , then to prenatal moms and now flood relief. An amazing story.
On a recent visit to Warehouse of Hope/Not Just A Tourist in Niagara on the Lake, member Cathy was made aware of a great need for large, used suitcases to transport medical supplies to developing countries.
High in the Andes, an indigenous community had been waiting more than a decade for clean drinking water.
As World Rotaract Week (13-19 March) kicks off, Rotaractor and public image coordinator Philip Flindt shares his secrets for planning exciting events.
Measuring our results: Making sure that we’re changing lives for
Recipient of Rotary’s new Sylvia Whitlock Leadership Award takes a global
Women make up two-thirds of Pakistan’s polio workforce. Meet five of these dedicated women.
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Leymah Gbowee led Liberian women in a nonviolent movement that helped end their country’s civil war. Now, she’s working to help other girls and women realize their own power. Hear her speak at the 2023 Rotary International Convention in Melbourne.
Responding to questions from Rotary members, our president-elect says he plans to lead with caring as his core value.
Chris Kolenda’s 1,700-mile Fallen Hero Honor Ride saluted six men who died in combat — and celebrated everything their lives embodied.
Cataclysmic seasonal fires — overall made more destructive and more frequent by climate change — have struck in Australia and the western United States, prompting action from local Rotary clubs.
The Rotary Club of Madras Elite in India is comprised of transgender members dedicated to serving the needs of their community.
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