The Roses for Rotary 2020 campaign has been cancelled
for numerous reasons related to the Coronavirus outbreak.
If you have already ordered Roses you will be contacted by email about a refund.
More details will be posted here shortly.
John Lawrence was recognized for his years as a Volunteer and Leader in the Community. John was presented a certificate by the Ontario government in recognition of his 2018 Chatham-Kent Senior Volunteer Award.
Hats off to John for his years of putting service above self.
Surprise!! December 4th was a Surprise Celebration recognizing Paul Roy as a leader and one of the founding members of Rotary Sunrise 20 years ago on March 20th, 1998.
Rotarians, friends and family were there to congratulate Paul as he was named an Honorary Rotarian. The Club honoured Paul with a Park Bench to be place in Howell Park in the Spring.
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At a recent meeting, we went on a field trip to Ross' Nurserymen to learn about how they grow their poinsettias.
The work involved in this process was fascinating!
Thanks to Bill Ross and staff for having us.
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Mike Genge from Chatham-Kent Children's Treatment Centre
shared an update on the Butterfly Building campaign.
Susan Stevens-Bechard thanked Mike with a book donated to the Library in his name.
200 CKSS students had their pinkie finger nail painted purple for Polio.
Free Pizza was provided by to all the students who supported World Polio Day on October 24th.
It's that time of year, again! Time to order your roses in support of our local community projects!
Roses are only $25 a dozen. We can deliver or you can pick up at the Portuguese Canadian Social Club of Chatham.
Our rotary exchange students were treated to some real entertainment. No one had any fun. (There is a real need for a sarcasm font.)
We work hard, we play hard! Spending our Saturday night with friends at our Rotary Sunrise Christmas potluck.
