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The Tibetan Charter Night Event
The Tibetan Charter Night Event

The Rotary Club of Scarborough led by President Marcy Tomassini participated in the Tibetan Charter Night event, extending a warm welcome to the newly established Tibetan Club in Etobicoke within Rotary District 7070.

As part of our dedication to fostering fellowship and collaboration, our members actively contributed to the event's success and proudly presented the Tibetan Club in Etobicoke with a special banner, symbolizing the unity and shared values between our clubs. 

Our Club strives to promote cultural exchange, goodwill, and community service and we look forward to building strong relationships with the Tibetan Club and working together to make a positive impact in our local and global communities.

Celebrating Sri Lanka New Year
Celebrating Sri Lanka New Year

Our Club members, under the leadership of President Marcy, joined in the vibrant celebration of Sri Lanka's New Year.

As part of the festivities, the opening ceremony featured an enchanting parade, where we had the privilege of being among the VIP guests, alongside the esteemed priests.

It was an absolutely fabulous evening, filled with an abundance of festivities and a remarkable turnout that added to the joyous atmosphere.

 
RCoS and ROOTA support construction of Agricultural Greenhouses in Egypt
RCoS and ROOTA support construction of Agricultural Greenhouses in Egypt
The Rotary Club of Scarborough and ROOTA joined forces to assist the Zabbaleen community in their effort to construct agricultural greenhouses.
 
The land allocated for this project was previously used as a dumping site for waste from Cairo’s neighborhoods, comprising of construction waste, plastic debris, and neglected vegetation.
 
As we embarked on the process of preparing the land, we faced various challenges, including the discovery of severe water leakage from the ground and subsidence.
 
Despite these obstacles, we remain committed to making progress. 
Handover of the Houay Hid Water Project in Laos
Handover of the Houay Hid Water Project in Laos
The Rotary Club of Scarborough is thankful to Steve Rutledge for having spearheaded the Houay Hid Water Project and the construction of six toilets at Nambak Secondary School dormitory in northern Laos.
 
The completion of the two projects was announced after a three-year hiatus and were completed within their expected timeframes. 
 
In the above picture is the highlight of the handover of the inaugural pipe wrench to the village, marking the end of our efforts.

Our club is thrilled to have been part of these two initiatives and is thankful to the hundreds of Rotarians and friends who contributed to the success of this project. 

 

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The Tibetan Charter Night Event
The Tibetan Charter Night Event

The Rotary Club of Scarborough led by President Marcy Tomassini participated in the Tibetan Charter Night event, extending a warm welcome to the newly established Tibetan Club in Etobicoke within Rotary District 7070.

As part of our dedication to fostering fellowship and collaboration, our members actively contributed to the event's success and proudly presented the Tibetan Club in Etobicoke with a special banner, symbolizing the unity and shared values between our clubs. 

Our Club strives to promote cultural exchange, goodwill, and community service and we look forward to building strong relationships with the Tibetan Club and working together to make a positive impact in our local and global communities.

Celebrating Sri Lanka New Year
Celebrating Sri Lanka New Year

Our Club members, under the leadership of President Marcy, joined in the vibrant celebration of Sri Lanka's New Year.

As part of the festivities, the opening ceremony featured an enchanting parade, where we had the privilege of being among the VIP guests, alongside the esteemed priests.

It was an absolutely fabulous evening, filled with an abundance of festivities and a remarkable turnout that added to the joyous atmosphere.

 
RCoS and ROOTA support construction of Agricultural Greenhouses in Egypt
RCoS and ROOTA support construction of Agricultural Greenhouses in Egypt
The Rotary Club of Scarborough and ROOTA joined forces to assist the Zabbaleen community in their effort to construct agricultural greenhouses.
 
The land allocated for this project was previously used as a dumping site for waste from Cairo’s neighborhoods, comprising of construction waste, plastic debris, and neglected vegetation.
 
As we embarked on the process of preparing the land, we faced various challenges, including the discovery of severe water leakage from the ground and subsidence.
 
Despite these obstacles, we remain committed to making progress. 
Handover of the Houay Hid Water Project in Laos
Handover of the Houay Hid Water Project in Laos
The Rotary Club of Scarborough is thankful to Steve Rutledge for having spearheaded the Houay Hid Water Project and the construction of six toilets at Nambak Secondary School dormitory in northern Laos.
 
The completion of the two projects was announced after a three-year hiatus and were completed within their expected timeframes. 
 
In the above picture is the highlight of the handover of the inaugural pipe wrench to the village, marking the end of our efforts.

Our club is thrilled to have been part of these two initiatives and is thankful to the hundreds of Rotarians and friends who contributed to the success of this project. 

 

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