.jpg)
button.
.jpg)
Click on image to know more
.JPG)
.jpg)
BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
November was our big book giveaway! For the fourth consecutive year we delivered dictionary / gazetteers to grade 3 students in our local Elementary schools and for the first time we joined up with Sackville Library to give away reading books to young people attending The Holly Jolly party before the Tree Lighting at Acadia Park. We are able to access reasonably priced, good quality books from The Dictionary Project and First Books Canada, and each book we give away has a plate label showing it was a gift from us...…
This year our Wishes Tree at Wal-Mart in Bedford Commons was the most successful it has ever been, thanks to contributors posting on social media and encouraging a wider reach. Thank you once again to the whole community for support of this project.
However, also through social media, and a question about seeing the same tag more than once, we realised that despite this being the 5th year for this project, some clarification is required about how the project works.
It has been perceived as a “senior’s tree” and whilst this is not wholly inaccurate it is so much more than that.........................
For each donation received, you or your business will be identified by name at the time of the auction. Business participants will also have the opportunity to get community exposure among the large number of attendees.
This event allows us to continue our high school breakfast programmes, our elementary school literacy support, our book stall and Ker-Plunk game at Sackville Snowdays and so much more!
Members:
Have you attended other
club meetings or events?
Report your make ups by clicking on
Subject: Make Up
Message: Meeting you are making up and event and date you attended
How Rotary has changed to help people get clean water for longer than just a few years.
Profile: A vine ideaHeidi KühnRotary Club of San FranciscoHeidi Kühn arrived in Utsunomiya, Japan, in 1975, a few months after the end of the Vietnam War. She was a Rotary Youth Exchange
Stephanie Woollard went from Down Under to the top of the world to find out if one person can make a difference.
Rotary clubs in Canada invest in the PACT program, an urban peace initiative that aims to break the cycle of youth
Rotary peace fellow creates Red Dot Foundation to fight street harassment and violence against women.
