The Rotary Club of Ancaster AM donated $1,000 to The Net, a local youth group.
“I joined Rotary for the opportunity to give back to my local community as well as internationally. Raising money to address such concerns as hunger, health care, poverty, and literacy appeal to me. Rotary was founded on fellowship and that ideal remains a major attraction to members to this day. I have learned that our weekly meetings keep members informed about what is taking place in the community, nationally and internationally.
Bruce Pearson, Beth Pearson, Scott Forbes and Murray Green from the Ancaster AM Rotary Club delivering $2,000 of food from Food Basics. What a great feeling to help others in the community. If you want to get involved consider joining us in your local Rotary Club.
When Rotary members tried to bring toilets to a remote island, the population wasn’t ready.
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When clubs cultivate relationships with Rotary alumni, both sides benefit.
The people who fill the truly essential roles in society are often in short supply
After successfully establishing a presence in Great Britain and Ireland, Rotary expanded its reach to mainland Europe with the chartering of a club in Madrid, Spain, on New Year’s Day 1921.
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