Stockings for Seniors - Xmas 2020
Rotarians Andrea Stiller (l) and Emanuela Rus (r) shopping for the stockings project
We partnered with our local seniors' organisation and local Realtors to provide Christmas stockings for isolated Chilliwack seniors. Rotarians Andrea Stiller and Emanuela Rus coordinated the project and raised funds from members to fill 50 stockings.
Salvation Army Kettle Drive - Xmas 2020
Rotarian Inspector Steve Vrolyk (r) recruited son Ethan (l) for the Salvation Army Foodbank appeal
The Salvation Army is closely affiliated with our club - and are active members. As well as the Annual Christmas "Pass the Hat" which raised a whopping $9575 for the Foodbank. Our members also volunteer for the annual Kettle Drive.
Pass the Hat Lunch Meeting Raises $9575
Rotarian and Salvation Army Captain Matt Kean gave his annual club presentation about the Salvation Army's incredible work in our community. Club Members donated an astonishing, and record-breaking $9575 towards their Food Bank.
Past President Wins Prestigious Local Award
Past President Rob Beischer was the recipient of the "Front Line Hero" award in the Chilliwack Champions 2021 Edition, which was organized by the local Chamber of Commerce as part of their annual Business Excellence Awards.
Cheque presentation to the YMCA for children and youth programmes
Through Rotary International's Five Avenues of Service, our club actively contributes to the Chilliwack community in so many meaningful ways, combining the resources, time and talent of our members. Click here to see more of our incredible projects!
Our Club has a tremendous relationship with the Fraser Valley Health Care Foundation. We are so proud of the Pediatric Observation Unit at Chilliwack General Hospital - our donation of $170,000 is just one example of our Community Service projects. Read about our many community service contributions here.
Rotary is a global network of 1.2 million neighbors, friends, leaders, and problem-solvers who come together to make positive, lasting change in communities at home and abroad.
Solving real problems takes real commitment and vision. For more than 110 years, Rotary members have used their passion, energy, and intelligence to take action on sustainable projects. From literacy and peace to water and health, we are always working to better our world, and we stay committed to the end. The chair of our International Committee, Doug Stilling has traveled the globe on behalf of our club. Click here to read more
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