Wellington Rotary Memorial Day
August 25, 2024 - Wellington Rotary honoured four of their Rotarians who passed away while in service - Reg Gemmell, Barry Davidson, Dick MacArthur, and Charles Lacey. It was a beautiful day to remember our old friends. May they rest in peace. For more pictures, click HERE: |
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MAGIC OF ROTARY - Wellington Rotary's Fundraising Projects & Its Donations
The Magic of Rotary strikes again and again…. The Wellington Rotary Club and Foundation have been hard at work & play in 2023/24! You can get involved through membership or by showing your support for the community, the region and beyond and in so many ways. Let’s see what we did, how we did it, and what we are doing next.
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Rockin' and Rollin'' - Saturday Oct 19 !
Rockin' & Rollin' - Rotary Club of Wellington Fundraiser Dinner & Dance. October 19, 2024 at Wellington Community Centre. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. , Starting with wine, beer, & spirits tastings, followed by buffet dinner by Kaleidoscope, live auction and online auction closing, and dance to live music by Bentwood Rocker. We are Sold Out! |
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Rotary Club of Wellington Donates $29,075 to PECMHF
June 2024 - Rotary Club of Wellington donated another $29,000 to PECMHF Back the Build and equipment for the new hospital at their Annual General Meeting.
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David Smith Receives 2024 PECMHF Leo Finnegan Distinguished Award
June 2024 - David Smith was recipient of the 2024 PECMHF Leo Finnegan Distinguished Service Award for his leadership in stewarding the Rotary Club of Wellington's initiative to raise over $450 thousand for the Back the Build Campaign over the last 5 years. |
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Wellington Rotary Donates to Storehouse Foodbank
The Rotary Club of Wellington held a Yard Sale on May 25th, as a fundraiser for our Foodbank. It was a big success, raising $3,855.71. |
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Access to Paradise - Wellington Rotary Beach
May 15, 2024 - Accessible mat project launched at Wellington Rotary Beach. Thanks to the hard work by Rotary Club of Wellington, local organizations, and a corporate commitment from Corona Canada, access to paradise at Wellington Rotary Beach is now equally enjoyable to all, regardless of mobility, ability or age. |
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TRIBUTE TO ROTARIAN REG GEMMELL
Reg Gemmell passed away peacefully at home on Wednesday MAY 01, at the age of 93. Reg was a Charter Member, twice named Rotarian of the Year (2006-7 and 2008-9), and Rotarian of the Decade for 2002-2012. He served on the Board of Directors for many years as Club Secretary and was a multiple Paul Harris Award recipient. Rest In Peace, Reg. |
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2024 Diners & Duffers Coupon Book On Sale Now
The D&D Booklets contain $4000 worth of coupons for reduced rates at local wineries, restaurants, and golf courses. Proceeds from the book sales are donated to benefit our community. |
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TRIBUTE TO ROTARIAN BARRY DAVIDSON
April 04, 2024 - Although Barry's physical being has departed, we will remember him fondly as our friend and fellow Rotarian, who personified "Service Above Self", and led our Club to achieve so many community contributions through his leadership by example. Rest in Peace, Barry.
To access Barry's Tribute Archive: https://www.tributearchive.com/obituaries/31129225/barry-lee-davidson |
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Eating for a Healthier Tomorrow
Join us for a second in a series of Wellness seminars at the Wellington and District Community Centre on April 16th.
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Fun Day of Golf at 2023 Annual
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Wellington Rotary Provides ECG equipment for PECMH
WELLINGTON, June 14, 2023 –The Rotary Club of Wellington continues to show their ongoing commitment for our County hospital by funding an essential piece of equipment in partnership with the Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital Foundation (PECMHF). Read full story at PECMHF.ca |
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April 23, 2023 Was Rotary Beach Cleanup & BBQ Day
The 2023 Rotary Beach Cleanup and BBQ occurred the same day as the PEC Trash Bash day on Saturday April 23rd. Many Rotarians and Friends of Rotarians made the cleanup a quick effort, and we had a fabulous BBQ of hamburgers and sweet eats (BBQ by Bill Hurst and sweet eats by Margo). For more Photos, please click HERE |
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(ARCHIVED) Wellington Rotary's Syria Earthquake Relief CampaignOn March 10th, Wellington Rotary teamed with the PEC/Quinte Syrian community to host a dinner to kickoff the Wellington Rotary Earthquake Emergency Relief Fund. It is a locally-focused public appeal with Rotary leading with the first donation of $3000. Funds collected will be targeted to relatives of the Syrian families who settled in our area and who are victims of the earthquakes in Syria and Turkey. For online donations, please click on the this button.  (Donations are now closed. Thank-you for your consideration)For Cash or Cheque donations - made out to: The Charitable Foundation, Rotary Club of Wellington . Drop off at the Wellington Bottle Depot on Second Street on Wed and Sat (between 9:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.); Or mail to: Rotary Club of Wellington, P.O. Box 209, Wellington ON K0K3L0. |
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Wellington Rotary Donates to Hospice Prince Edward
February 07, 2023 - Wellington Rotary Club donated $1,000 to Hospice Prince Edward in support of the tremendous work and contribution that the hospice provides to the community. Pictured is Rotarian Barry Davidson presenting the donation to Sandra Barnes, Executive Director of Hospice Prince Edward.
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Congratulations for 20 Years of Service Above Self
At the Rotary Club meeting on Jan 10, 2023, Mayor Steve Ferguson and Councillor Corey Englesdorfer congratulated the Club for its 20th Anniversary of "Service Above Self". Rotarian Barry Davidson was also recognized for Rotarian of the Decade.
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Wellington Times: Rotary Club of Wellington 20th Anniversary
A four page newspaper insert was published in the Wellington Times to recognize the 20th Anniversary of Service Above Self for the Rotary Club of Wellington.
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Wellington Rotary Donates AER equipment to PECMHF
November 16, 2022: Wellington Rotary fulfilled its pledge to fund the purchase of AER equipment to PECMHF with a $30,500 cheque presentation.
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A Successful Annual Fundraiser Dinner
October 15, 2022 - Happy Days are Here Again! The Wellington Rotary Annual Fundraiser Dinner & Auction was a fun evening of dinner and dance, enjoyed by Rotarians and Community, raising $17,000 for the PECMHF equipment fund. Many participants dressed up to the 50's and 60's fashion. |
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Rest In Peace, Charles Lacey
September 05, 2022: With great sadness, we mark the passing of our Club's oldest member, Charles Lacey, who passed away peacefully on Monday night, with his family at his side. Charles would have turned 97 on September 8th. He loved going to Rotary meetings, being involved in the events, and building fellowship with other Rotarians. Each of us will remember Charles in our own special way. |
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Story Book Walk on Millennium Trail
September 2, 2022 - The Wellington Rotary Club had an official opening of the Story Book Walk at the Millennium Trail, led by Rotarian Linda Donville, and constructed by Rotarian Ted Nash.
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Rotary Supports Wellington Storehouse Foodbank
August 2022 - The Wellington Rotary continues its annual tradition of supporting Storehouse Foodbank with a $1,000 donation.
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New Kiosk At Wellington Rotary Beach
Our Club supported the new build of the Wellington Rotary Beach Kiosk, which is located at the foot of Beach Street, to provide shelter & shade for the County Staff who are working at the beach.
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Wellington Rotary Supports Community Care for Seniors
The Wellington Rotary Club members Ken Robertson and Christine Dimitris presented a cheque of $1000 to Debbie MacDonald Moynes, Executive Director of Community Care for Seniors, and Rev. David Hawkins, founding board member, supporter and volunteer.
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Mission Accomplished! Promise of $400,000 for Back The Build
Wellington, June 21, 2022 - The Rotary Club of Wellington has made good on their promise to support the building of Prince Edward County’s (PEC) new hospital. |
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Wellington Rotary Supports CML Snider School Programs
Wellington Rotary provided $1,000 in support of CML Snider's breakfast program and Track & Field programs. |
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Wellington Rotary Supports County Kids Read
Wellington Rotary donated $1,700 to provide 200 books to County Kids Read, a local organization whose mission is to address the link between poverty and literacy, by providing books to children and youth in need in Prince Edward County. |
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Wellington Rotary Donates to Quinte Transit
The Rotary Club of Wellington donated $2,000 to Quinte Transit, in support of providing transit services to, from and between locations in Quinte and Prince Edward County. |
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Wellington Rotary Indigenous Peoples Partnership Bursary Winners
The Rotary Club of Wellington, in support of the Indigenous Peoples Partnership Committee (IPPC) led by the Rotary Club of Belleville, is pleased to provide an Education Bursary of $1,000 each to Olivia Adams and Jared Visitor to attend Lakehead University in Thunder Bay. |
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Rotary sponsors local kids for Camps of Hope
The Rotary Club of Wellington has donated $4800 to The Children’s Foundation to enable 12 local kids to attend Day Camps this summer. The Camps of Hope program pays camp registration fees for families in need. |
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Rotary Maple Syrup
Following the success of the inaugural campaign in 2021 selling Rotary Club of Wellington Maple Syrup, we repeated our successess and exceeded our expectations in 2022. So, for 2023 maple season, we are once again partnering with Nyman Farms and Kinsip House of Fine Spirits to sell maple syrup.
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Rotary Red & White Wine
As part of the fundraising effort for the New PEC Hospital Build campaign, Wellington Rotary partnered with two supporting local wineries. to produce a Rotary White and a Rotary Red wine. All together, we were able to raise over $28,000 for the cause. Thank-you, Lacey Estates and Domaine Darius !! |
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Love is in the 'AER'
Coinciding with Valentine's day this year, in another act of love for the hospital, the Rotary Club of Wellington has entered into a second pledge commitment with PECMHF to fund up to $60,000 for the purchase of an Automated Endoscope Reprocessor (AER), needed in the Medical Device Reprocessing Department at Prince Edward County Memorial Hospital. |
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Many Happy Returns Donates $500 to Wellington Rotary
David MacKay from 'Many Happy Returns' was a guest speaker at the Rotary meeting on February 15, and presented the Club with a $500 donation Cheque, in recognition of the Club's service to the community and to thank the Club for our collaboration with MHR on the bottle returns processing. |
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Wellington Rotary Raises $10,400 for BC Flood Relief
The Rotary Club of Wellington (ON) pledged $5000 to the Canadian Red Cross for the British Columbia Floods and Extreme Weather appeal. Additional donations from the Community raised it to $10,400, and the funds were sent to the Red Cross before December 26th, , which was matched by both the B.C. Government and the Government of Canada. |
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2021 Certificates of Appreciation
The Rotary Club of Wellington awards Certificates of Appreciation to the following upstanding community members for their support and help to the Rotary and the community...
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October 16, 2021 PumpkinFest
Even though the PumpkinFest parade did not happen this year, dedicated Rotarians Mike Lattner, Howard Ziedenberg, John Heeringa, Colin Fredericks and Ted Nash helped weigh the gigantic pumpkins at the Wellington District & Community Centre. Pictured here is the crew with PumpkinFest organizer Bob Greer.
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2021 - Rotary Memorial Garden Dedication
October 17, 2021: The Wellington Rotary Memorial Garden Dedication event was held to honour Rotarians who had passed while in service. Each honoured member brought their own distinctive self into our Club, strengthening it with their energy, skills, and spirit; and bettering it through their fellowship and friendship. The members of the Rotary Club of Wellington thank them for their service to Rotary and our community. The eight members honoured on this date were...
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2021 Wellington Rotary Golf Day was a Smashing Success!
September 30, 2021: The annual Wellington Rotary Golf Day returned after a 2 year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Fun was had by all, with 72 players participating at Wellington on the Lake Golf Course, followed by a sumptuous Roast Beef & Chicken dinner at the legion. Many thanks to all the participants, donors and the volunteers that made this event a success!
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WELLINGTON ROTARY SUPPORTS INDIGENOUS PROFESSIONAL BURSARY
Alyssa Lancione is a student at Lakehead University, Orillia Campus who is studying for her Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Degree. She is a young woman of Metis heritage connected to the Georgian Bay Friendship Centre in Midland. |
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JUNE 02, 2021 - YES, THE BOTTLE DEPOT IS OPEN !YES, the Bottle Depot is OPEN starting WEDNESDAY JUNE 02! The HPE Public Health has given us the go ahead to open, provided that we have no more than 5 volunteers working, practicing COVID safe protocols, and customers stay in their vehicles and DROP & GO. Please bring your bottles and beer cans for recycling for deposit returns or donations. Stay in your vehicle, and we will retrieve your bottles from the trunk of your car. If the items are for donation, please say so in advance so that your drop-off will be faster. Your patronage and support of the Rotary Club of Wellington is deeply appreciated.  |
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WELLINGTON ROTARY MEMORIAL GARDEN  The current members wished to erect a memorial to honour our members who have passed away while in Rotary service with our Club. It was decided to place it on the Rotary Millennium Trail kiosk site at the foot of West Street where it meets the Millennium Trail. |
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2020 Diners & Duffers Coupon Book Now Available This year, the price is discounted to $25 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Please contact a Rotarian near you, if you want one.
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Thank-You, David Hepburn & Many Happy ReturnsDavid Hepburn presents a cheque for $400 to Past President Mike Lattner, chair of Wellington Rotary's bottle returns depot operations, as a donation to the new PEC hospital building fund. During the COVID-19 physical distancing lockdowns, many residents of the County were unable to bring their bottle returns for re-use/recycle and collect their deposit refund. David and Many Happy Returns collected the bottles from curb-sides and donated them to the Rotary's bottle returns depot.  |
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Happy New Year 2020 |
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Upcoming Event: Federal Elections All Candidates Meeting |
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2019 Wellington Waterweek Film Screening |
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Bottle Depot Operations PresentationPast President Mike Lattner provided a presentation of the current Bottle Depot Operations as a refresher for Rotarians and Introduction for the Friends of Rotary who volunteer at the Depot. Click HERE to view the presentation material.
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2019 Canada Day and Rotary Ribs .jpg) Post Event Pictures. Click HERE to view the picture gallery...
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Tribute to Past President Art Sinclair With great sadness, we pay tribute to Past President Arthur Sinclair, who passed away on June 23rd, 2019. Rest In Peace, Art. We will miss you.
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2019 Past Presidents Dinner  2019 Past Presidents Dinner was held at the Drake Devonshire. Above, President Phyo receives the Past President plaque and Paul Harris Fellow, and Rotarian of the Year award is presented to Barry Davidson. |
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Rotary Congratulates Lions The Rotary Club of Wellington congratulates the Wellington Lion's Club on their 45th anniversary of service to the community. Above, President Phyo presents Lion's Club President John Whyte with a Rotary Certificate of Appreciation.
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Rotarian VintageWellingtonRotary Launches Its Own Private Label Wine It takes a village to raise a vintage. That’s not how the old saying went. But the adaptation does fit for how The Wellington Rotary Club came to launch their own red and white wine. It did take a village to get this wine made, and the people that pitched in did so because they want to help raise money for an important community cause—the building of a new hospital in Picton. NOW AVAILABLE AT LACEY ESTATES For the full stories, read about it in the Wellington Times  |
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2019 Spelling BeeThe 2019 Spelling Bee is underway. Shown below are the students from CML Snider, Sunrise, and St. Greg's and Trudy Brown (a.k.a THE BEE) and Dawn Cutler..     |
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2019 Family Day Rotary Free Soup & Free Reading ProgramWe are pleased to report that the Family Day Rotary Free Soup and Free Reading Program activities were a success! There were 15 soup donors serving various delicious soups and an estimated 300+ bowls of soup were served. There was also a good turn out for our first Free Reading Program community event. Over 60 children visited the play area featuring mats, climbing cushions, jack back chairs, toys, and a coloring table for small children - all thanks to The Hubb. Most of the children were young; 1 years, toddlers, JK and SK, up to grade 4. For more pictures of the Family Day Free Soup and Free Reading Program, click HERE.  .jpg) |
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2019 Family Day 50/50 Draw Winner is...VICKI CHATWOOD is the winner of the Rotary Free Soup 50/50 Draw for the 2019 Family Day event. The winning ticket was #8520141. Pictured below is Vicki receiving the winning prize of $124. The draw performed by Rotary Treasurer Trudy Brown and Linda Downey from the Storehouse Foodbank. Also pictured below is Mrs. Eva Evans and kids at CML Snider Breakfast Program receiving the other half of the proceeds.    |
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2018 PumpkinFest & Grape HarvestOn October 13th, our club participated actively in the Wellington Pumpkinfest celebrations. We were part of the Parade, and we had a volunteer team directing traffic as well as weighing the pumpkins. On the same day, a crew of us completed the grape harvest for the Rotary wine. To view the photo album, click HERE  |
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Free Reading Program The Rotary Club of Wellington is sponsoring a free, online reading program for children aged 4 to 12 as part of Rotary’s worldwide focus on improving literacy. (click on the icon at left to access the program).The program was developed by Essential Skills Software Inc. and is currently being used in more than 20,000 schools to provide individualized instruction. However, it can also be used by children in their own homes, without the need for school participation, so long as the child has a computer to use and access to the internet. Currently, more than 152,000 children are enrolled through 105 sponsoring Rotary clubs. Parents can help their children enroll in a free account by clicking on the icon above. |
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2018 Canada Day Parade |
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Wellington Rotary Donates $1000 to PECMHFThe Wellington Rotary donated $1,000 to PECMHF to help with equipment purchases in 2018. The Club is also working in close collaboration with PECMHF to raise funds for the New Hospital Capital Fund, which is a longer term project.  |
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2018 Past Presidents DinnerThe 2018 Past Presidents Dinner for Wellington Rotary was held on June 5th. Reg Gemmell was honoured for his long years of service as Secretary, as he is handing the baton over to Howard Ziedenberg this coming year. Alex Lacher was applauded for his successful year as President, and was awarded a Paul Harris Fellowship. David Smith was awarded the Rotarian of the Year honours. The incoming Board for the 2018-2019 fiscal year was introduced. Past President Mike Lattner presided over the ceremonies. More pictures in the Photo Album on this website.   |
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There are now special deals with: 37 restaurants 4 wineries and 1 distillery 2 theaters 17 golf courses | Wellington Restaurants East & Main Bistro Picton / Waupoos Restaurants The Waring House County Canteen Angry Bird's Rotisserie Chicken The Restaurant on the Knoll Fifth Town Artisan Cheese Waupoos Market, Pub & Library |
Diners & Duffers Value Books are valid from March 2018 and are available at: Wellington Home Hardware McDougall Insurance, Wellington & Picton any Wellington Rotarian .................................................. Restaurant coupons are valid until March 31, 2019 Golf coupons are valid until October 31, 2018 | |
Dick McArthur is honoured for many years of service providing tremendous leadership in running the Bottle Returns Depot. Dick has now passed the baton to a committee of five able bodied Rotarians a.k.a. Bottle Depot Action Committee (BDAC), led by Mike Lattner..jpg)
Liz Bozma is honoured for coordinating the speakers' schedule for the club in the past years. Liz has now passed the baton over to Alex Mayeski.
Many thanks to Bill Mitchell and his team of elves who made the Rotary float come to life at the 2017 Wellington Santa Claus Parade.
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PECMH FUNDRAISING PROJECT PRESS RELEASE
The Rotary Club of Wellington announced today it plans to spearhead a fundraising project in support of the proposed new hospital in Prince Edward County.
Click on Read More ... below to view full press release
Click here to download a Pledge Form
Click here to download the Club's project plan (member password required)
Click here to download the One Page Q&A about the project
Click here to download the Progress Report on the project as of December 2020
The funds will be raised through the club’s traditional activities, and in addition we will reach out to community minded donors, other service clubs, and local businesses. Charitable receipts will be issued for all individual donations over $20.
For information, contact David Smith (david@smithandsmith.org), Michael Lattner (lattner@sympatico.ca), or another Wellington Rotarian.
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2017 February 20 - Wellington Rotary welcomed David Lockett, who presented the PACT Program, which is supported by 5 Rotary Clubs in our area. The PACT Urban Peace Program - Participation, Acknowledgement, Commitment, and Transformation - builds peace and hope in our urban and rural communities. PACT life coaches help youth “reach their full potential in life through strategic partnerships with the police, courts, probation, schools and other youth-focused agencies and community partners.”
Pictured below from left to right are our guests : David Lockett, PACT guest speaker, Kevin Bazkur, Sunrise Rotary, Ken Dickson, Assistant District Governor 7070 district, Tanya Baldwin, Sunrise Rotary and Wilf Wilkinson, Rotary International Past President (2007- 2008)
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Reaching for Rainbows is a cost-free after school program offered to 30 young girls in Prince Edward County who are vulnerable or under-privileged in a variety of ways. This after school program, offered four days per week, provides the girls with a safe, inviting and stimulating place in their challenging day where they can relax, explore and learn about their strengths and skills that are so often subsumed by the everyday challenges they face. Rotary funding ($1,000 in 2016) helps ensure the playroom remains a stimulating and interesting space by providing learning and other materials for the girls to use in play based learning.
President Michael Lattner presented the proceeds from the Wellington Rotary Wine Celebration event, held on October 22nd 2016, to Linda Downey of the Storehouse FoodBank. The event raised $10,000, of which $5,000 was designated for the food bank and the remainder is designated for the anticipated Wellington Community Gardens project.
The Rotary Club participated in the Wellington Santa Claus Parade on December 3rd. Pictured here is Mrs. Claus (Kelly Reid) with our Mascot Golden Retriever, Ivy.
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Phiip Seguin is presented with a Wellington Rotary scholarship cheque from President Michael Lattner in August 2016. Philip was one of two CML Snider School graduates who won Wellington Rotary Scholarships in June 2011. Two CML scholarships are awarded annually by Wellington Rotary with payment of $500 each made when the student graduates from a secondary school and has been accepted at a post-secondary institution. Philip is a graduate of PECI and is enrolled at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology and is taking a bachelor of Commerce honours degree in marketing..jpg)
David Forsyth is presented with a Wellington Rotary Scholarship cheque from President Michael Lattner in July 2016. David was one of two CML Snider graduates who won Wellington Rotary scholarships in June 2012. Two CML scholarships are awarded annually by Wellington Rotary with payment of $500 each made when the student graduates from a secondary school and has been accepted for studies at a post-secondary institution. David is enrolled at Queen’s University and is taking a BSCH Kinesiology.
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Rotary Club participated in Wellington Canada Day Parade, and provided delicious Ribs in the Park as a fundraiser as well as for civic fellowship..jpg)
There are now special deals with: 37 restaurants 9 wineries and breweries 2 theaters 19 golf courses | Wellington Restaurants East & Main Bistro Picton Restaurants The Waring House County Canteen Angry Bird's Rotisserie Chicken The Restaurant on the Knoll The Bean Counter The Beck and Call Bloomfield Restaurants Agrarian |
Diners & Duffers Value Books are available from March 2017 and are available at: Wellington Home Hardware McDougall Insurance, Wellington & Picton any Wellington Rotarian .................................................. Restaurant coupons are valid until March 31, 2018 Golf coupons are valid until October 31, 2017 | |
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Bottle Recycling Crew in Action.
Literacy is about our ability to read, write, speak, listen and understand. There is a literacy aspect to almost everything we do in daily life. World-wide in 2014, more than 775 million people over the age of fifteen were illiterate. Rotary International and individual Rotary Clubs undertake many projects that promote the concept of literacy, with the month of March designated to provide a special emphasis on this cause.
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Cottage Stay in South of France
Chateau Canet
2 people – 7 day winery stay
Value $1300
www.chateaucanet.com (contact Victoria)
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Kayak
Clearwater Design
Value $700
(contact Ian Crerar or Michelle Laframboise
613-471-1005
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B&B Stay
Twin Birch Cottages
Value $300
contact Alex Lacher
613-399-2750
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Colleen Cottage
Value $240
contact Rita Taylor
613-476-7346
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Pet Portrait
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Value $400
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Pool & Patio Toys
BonaVista LeisureScape
Value $400
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Renowned Rotarian, Paul Harris, once wrote, “The power of combined effort knows no limitation. When we work together, the impossible becomes the possible”. This belief was a driving force in the successful creation of the new Wellington and District Community Centre.
9th Annual
Wellington Rotary Club
Golf Tournament
Friday, June 14, 2013
Proceeds in support of community charities and projects
Wellington-on-the-Lake Golf Course
Registration at 12:30pm
Shotgun start at 1:00pm
$90.00 per person
includes: 18 holes of golf with cart - steak dinner
Applications (with entry fee) can be submitted at the Wellington Scotiabank or Wellington Home Hardware
For more information please contact Gary @ 613-920-5738 or at AGDYKE@GMAIL.COM
The Wellington beach is a great place to walk, sunbathe, swim, picnic, canoe, kayak, launch your boat (docking facilities with electrical hook-ups and water available) and explore the interpretive signage along the boardwalk/pathway system.
Click here to download the Rotary Beach Project Plan
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The club has pledged $50,000 over five years (2010 to 2014) to the new community centre project Fundraising for this pledge will be ongoing.
Participating in a project to provide clean water for 1500 families in 31 villages with NGO, Pure Water for the World.
Congratulations to Alyssa Lancione, who has been selected to receive a $1,000 Indigenous Professional Bursary Award from the Rotary Club of Wellington in 2021. The Wellington Rotary Club is a member of the Rotary Indigenous People's Partnership Committee, which has awarded a total of three $1,000 bursaries to Indigenous students this year.
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