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Walkerton Rotary welcomes Denisse Inman from Chihuahua, Mexico as our first New Generations Exchange student. Denisse will be shadowing various positions at Veolia in Walkerton thanks to project manager Scott Gowan's interest in this program. Denisse is an Environmental Engineer and will be pursuing her Master's Degree when she returns to Mexico. The NGSE program is designed for young adults between the ages of 18 and 30 who have interest in their own vocation or a vocation they wish to purse. The program lasts up to a 3 month placement. Denisseis shown with host parents Adam and Jackie Hofmann.
Tomas Nesnidal sent Walkerton Rotarians a gift from his home country .... 10 beautiful Christmas tree ornaments. Enya and Walker are looking them over..jpg)
At the Rotary District 6330 Conference, held in Walkerton on the weekend, Walkerton Rotarian Terry Kerrigan and his wife Sharon, middle, were recognized for becoming major donors to Rotary International with their donation to the Rotary founndation. The Kerrigans said they made the donation in honour of Walkerton Rotarian Don Moore, right, who served as District Governor this past year. “He is an inspiration to us all,” Terry said. Also taking part in the ceremony was Mildmay Rotarian Kelly Fotheringham, Rotary Foundation District Chair. The money has been directed towards water and sanitation projects and to literacy projects. A major donor is someone who donates a minimum of $10,000US. The Kerrigans become the first major donors from Walkerton.
Rotary District 6330 held its annual conference in Walkerton on the weekend, wrapping up Walkerton Rotarian Don Moore's year as District Governor. Rotary International representative Elizabeth Usovicz presented the governor with a gift for his dedication.
Rotary Thanks You (EN) from Rotary International on Vimeo.
A message from RI President Ron D. Burton and Rotary Foundation Chair, D. K. Lee....
The Rotary Club of Walkerton has added a New Facebook Page.
Please follow the link and like our page! https://www.facebook.com/rotaryclubofwalkerton
Representatives Jan Radford and Diane Hodgsen were at our meeting to thank Rotarians for their continued support and partnership with County Towne Players in the latest production of "Bedtime Stories", by Norm Foster. Jan and Diane are best known for their roles in "Time Travel Interrupted" as Mildred and Gladys, two zany old ladies who have a lot to talk about. Jan and Diane presented a cheque to President Adam Hofmann for Rotary's part in helping this play get underway and for being such a success. The Rotary Club of Walkerton will continue its partnership with CTP in the 2014 production .....You'll have to wait and see what it is!
Rachel Robertson, who was on Rotary Youth Exchange to Peru in 2011-2012 ...
Walkerton Rotary Club is again selling Christmas trees at Wright's Foodland in Walkerton. Fraser Fir, Balsam Fir, and Scotch Pine trees are on display and available 7 days a week. Help Walkerton Rotary help others in our community and around the world.
Get your Christmas Tree at Wright's Foodland ....
Rotary announces US $96.5 million to end polioEVANSTON, Ill. (August 15, 2018) — Rotary today announced nearly $100 million in grants to support the global effort to end polio, a vaccine-preventable disease that once paralyzed hundreds of
Sushil Kumar Gupta selected to be 2020-21 Rotary
Since 1993, Rotarians in Chile and the United States have teamed up to provide life-altering reconstructive
A giant artificial reef in the shape of a Rotary wheel restores marine life and protects the livelihood of several fishing villages in the
