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Rotary members jump into action to help Los Angeles wildfire victims

Massive wildfires in Southern California, USA, have destroyed at least 12,000 buildings, razed neighborhoods, and displaced tens of thousands of people

Jimmy Carter's vision for peace

This story appeared in the February 2018 issue of Rotary magazine.  It’s a crisp, sunny day in late October, and school groups are touring the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library in

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It's cold out there. And this February, our team is going to do something about it. Together with thousands of Canadians across the country, we're walking and fundraising to support and serve people and families experiencing hurt, hunger, and homelessness in our community. Please, give generously by clicking the "Donate Now" button here. Thanks!

Supporting Community Groups for Christmas

Posted on Nov 25, 2024

Santa's Rotary Elf, president Bruce Thomasson, was out delivering Christmas cheer!

What a great opportunity to reflect on the joy of giving.
This festive season, we ALL have a unique chance to support our local community organizations,
whose tireless efforts make a significant difference in the lives of so many.
Together, we can spread the holiday spirit and ensure that everyone in our community feels the warmth and love of this special season.

Supporting Huron Newcomers

Posted on Nov 25, 2024

Santa's Rotary Elf, President Bruce Thomasson, was out delivering Christmas cheer to local organizations supporting Newcomers to Huron County.

We extend a warm community welcome to our Newcomers as they become part of our Huron County community.

The Huron Area Newcomer Fund was formed to support immigrants and refugees living in Huron County where there is a demonstrated need due to unforeseen and/or extraordinary costs which are beyond the capacity of supportive agencies or individuals to provide.

Please give it you consideration during this giving season. Donate here

The Huron Newcomer Support Association is a volunteer group that works to welcome and help newcomers from outside Canada who are settling in Huron County without other support. The association helps link newcomers to agencies and programs that can provide the services they need to ensure a successful transition to life in the county. Contact Halina Zaleski - halina@hawaii.edu

Rotarian of the Year

Posted on Nov 05, 2024

The Rotarian of the Year award is an annual award given to a Rotary club member who demonstrates a commitment to service and the Rotary mission. Rotarian Becky Deighton was presented with the Rotarian of the Year award by President Bruce Thomasson for her dedication to managing the operations and mentoring the student staff at the Rotary Cove Concessions during the summer seasons.

Congratulations Becky!

Nature Hike facilitated by Nature Conservancy of Canada

Posted on Nov 02, 2024

A great day for a nature hike Saturday November 2nd.

Rotarians were treated to a 5 km invigorating and informative hike on the River Bend Trail outside of Goderich by

Jill Crosthwaite, Coordinator, Conservation Biology, Southwestern Ontario subregion and

Kristyn Richardson, Program Director, Southwestern Ontario of the Nature Conservancy of Canada. Rotary is pleased to support the Nature Conservancy of Canada as they work to protect the natural environment.

Goderich Rotary is excited to partner with Goderich Minor Soccer in their goal to add an activity shelter and storage shed to the Maitland Sports Field. The new features will support not only the very popular soccer league but also facilitate usage for outdoor fitness classes, youth summer camp programming, special events, the community at large and more.

Your generous gift will make a difference that helps us together reach that goal.

Thank you!

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