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The film team at the Rotary Club of Ottawa-Stittsville has already been preparing for the SRIFS Fall Film Series and is pleased to announce the following schedule at Landmark Cinemas in Kanata with two showings at 4:00pm and 7:00pm. Details about the films and your purchasing options are on the Film Series tab above. The cost continues to be $60 for the four-film series. September 30 - Uproar (a film chosen in honour of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation), October 28 -Wicked Little Letters, November 25 - Perfect Days, December 16 - Sing Sing

200 Pumpkin Pies in Time for Christmas

Volunteers at LionHearts Inc prepare 2,000 pounds of pumpkins for pie-making.

Going, going, gone! An Auction for a Good Cause

Stittsville Rotary’s Auction was fun and the funds were donated to Rotary’s PolioPlus.

Stittsville Rotary Welcomes A New Member

Working together, talented and creative club members can make a difference.

Goulbourn Museum is a great resource for the community, both in-person and online.

The Goulbourn Museum has over 10,000 artefacts in its holdings as well as a collection of more than 40,000 objects unearthed during an archaeological dig in Richmond.

Stittsville Rotarians organize a food drive to help

Operation Come Home offers programs and support for homeless and at-risk youth.

Stittsville Rotary earns a significant award!

Rotary Club of Ottawa-Stittsville has earned the Rotary Citation Award which recognizes the club's commitment to community service in 2023-2024.

Join us at the movies!

Uproar is the first film of the Stittsville Rotary International Film Series on September 30th.

Rotarians are making a difference around the world.

Rotary members and program participants work together to improve lives in communities around the world every day through thousands of community service projects.

Stittsville Rotary pays tribute to a former long-time Rotarian, Valerie Wright

Valerie was instrumental in creating the film series at Landmark Cinemas and the labyrinth in WJ Bell Rotary Peace Park.

Beebalm plants attract pollinators to the gardens at WJ Bell Rotary Peace Park

Creating a pollinator garden is worth considering because it beautifies the space and increases both native diversity and the number of pollinators.

Drop in to one of our regular meetings. We'd love to see you!

Email us if you'd like to join us and we'll send you the link.

Our email is info@stittsvillerotary.com. We'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. Or, write to us at 15 Bay Hill Ridge, Stittsville, ON K2S 1B9.

Official opening and First of many Luminary walks

(Slideshow version, click here)

Brad Spriggs, Norma Strachan, Rosemary Brummell, Councillor Shad Qadri,

Deputy Mayor Mark Taylor, Theresa Qadri & Carolyn Clarke

The Rotary Club of Ottawa-Stittsville has completed phase one of Ottawa's first Peace Park with a labyrinth. You can be part of our next steps which include the beautification of the surroundings with gardens and other areas to enhance the area for people of all abilities. In recognition of your donation of $200 to support our Peace Park, you will be recognized by an inscription on a brick which will be part of the pathway to the labyrinth. Leave a lasting mark for generations to come with an engraved brick in the beautiful Bell Memorial Park. Each brick will have 2 lines with each line fitting 12 characters (including spaces).

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For more information, contact:

Dave Rooke : 613-608-0735