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“Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change – across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.”

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Feeding Hungry Children in our Schools is our Priority

When we allow food banks to become an accepted form of assistance, we contribute to the problem.

When we allow lunch programs in schools to feed the needy become an accepted practice, we contribute to the problem.

Feeding children on school days alone does not solve the real problem.

We need to solve the problems at home.

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1 week for $12
1 month for $50
1 year for $525

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Rotary Club of
Port Coquitlam Centennial
Box: 41124,
2529 Shaughnessy Street
Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 5Z9

ROTARY CLUB OF PORT COQUITLAM CENTENNIAL
Serving the Community and the World since 2005

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We meet Thursdays at 4:15 PM
at the Wilson Centre,
2150 Wilson Ave, Port Coquitlam BC
(In main entrance & turn right)

Mailing Address: 41124
2529 Shaughnessy Street
Port Coquitlam, BC V3C 5Z9 Canada

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Meet our President Elect Karly Simms

One of the youngest President Elects in District 5050

If any one in Rotary is all set to jump into action and make the Rotary Theme for 2018-19 mean everything for a Rotarian, it is our President Elect Karly Simms. Karly is as passionate about the theme for the year, “Be the Inspiration”, as the Rotary International President Elect Barry Rasin.

The Club accolades Karly for stepping up to the moment of truth and offering her services to lead the club. You are an inspiration for the whole membership of this Club and the year 2018-19 is sure to be a year of action and achievements.

There is lot to be done. We are sure that you will get it done one at a time.

District 5050 Team @ PETS 2018

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ROTARY WORLD HELP

Another container loaded for Phillippines

Rotarians, Volunteers and friends of Rotary who turned out on a rainy, foggy, cool February Saturday (Feb. 17) to help pack a container of medical and educational equipment and supplies bound for the Rotary Club of Manila San Miguel in the Philippines.

We managed to stuff some 217 items in the 40’ container including some very expensive and useful dental and hospital equipment.r

A special thanks to the Rotary Clubs of Ladner, Richmond Sunrise and the Sunshine Coast (Sechelt) for funding the container and helping with the loading.

Senior Rotarian Honoured

Image may contain: 2 people, people smiling, people standing and indoor At the meeting held on Thursday, June 15th, 2017 our dear member Dave Binder was President Elect Mohan presented him the Honorary Member badge.

Dave Binder has distinguished himself by meritorious service in the furtherance of Rotary ideals and for his support of Rotary's cause in more than one club.

Being the senior most member of our Club... he also receives a congratulatory hug from our incoming Vice President Karly Simms.

2017 Rotary Convention News

$1.2 billion pledge to end polio		In defense of children
At the Rotary International Convention in Atlanta, global leaders and key donors affirmed their commitment to ending polio. The historic pledges of new funds will go toward drastically shrinking the $1.5 billion gap in the funding that is needed to reduce cases to zero. Read more Read about Bill Gates' keynote speech on polio		Actor and philanthropist Ashton Kutcher and Rotary addressed a major human rights issue at the convention: human trafficking and modern-day slavery. U.S. Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee discussed the legislative framework that allows traffickers to thrive in plain sight. Read more Learn more about how Rotary and Thorn

Conference celebrates all of Rotary's contributions to peace

June 9, 2017 | Atlanta

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The Presidential Peace Conference kicked off today with Dr. Bernice A. King, chief executive officer of The Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, addressing Rotarians on the role they play in contributing to peace and international understanding. The two-day conference celebrates all that Rotary does to promote peace.

Rotary sponsors Seniors' Breakfast