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Legacy Grant Funding
Deadline extended to April 3, 2024Due to the Easter long weekend we have extended the deadline for applications to end of day on Wednesday April 3, 2024. You can send your completed application to us by: 1. Emailing it to rotarylloydminster@outlook.com 2. Sending a private message through our Facebook page to arrange pickup 3. Contacting our President Mike Sidoryk at 780.808.3276 |
The Rotary Club of Lloydminster is now accepting applications for the 2024 Legacy Grant Project.
Rotary has an impact in communities around the world and we are starting 2024 by working to create an impact in Lloydminster.
A special one-time grant of $75,000 is now available to a local organization for a transformational projects that will have a great impact on our community.
Information including an application form and detailed instructions is available in Word or PDF format
Avery Outreach School principal Rob Merrilees (right) students Amelia and Mytchell along with Rhonda Schwenk visited the January 29th meeting. Rob told Rotarians how the annual scholarship supports a variety of student programs including first aid and other job readiness programs
We welcomed former club member Albert Jimmy, Health Director for Onion Lake First Nation to our Monday meeting. He and Associate Director Lori Worthing led us through an overview of all the elements that make up the wellness focused approach offered by the Nation to its over 6,000 members.
Club President Mike Sidoryk presents a cheque for $1,500 to Crystal Miller to help with local indigenous programs. 
Amanda Williams, president of Border Paws (formerly the Lloydminster SPCA) spoke to the club January 8 about their new location and the almost 1,200 animals they shelter each year.
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