The Rotary Club of Gravenhurst awarded Gravenhurst Firefighter Tyler Theriault the First Responders Recognition Award for his timely actions at the scene of a serious motor vehicle collision. The Club provides $100 for the recipient of this award to donate to a charity of their choice. Tyler selected G.A.P.!
The golf committee of the Rotary Club of Gravenhurst is pleased to present a cheque to their club representing the proceeds of the recent Muskoka Rotary Golf Classic. This tournament has been co-hosted by both the Gravenhurst and Bracebridge Rotary Clubs for over 20 years. Proceeds are shared equally and distributed to our communities.
Wow! Thank you Allyn and Rob Abbott for your HUGE donation of shares that were converted to cash for our Rotary Rocks campaign. Did you know that you can donate any shares you own, receive a charitable tax receipt and not pay capital gains on the shares? This is just one of the many ways the Abbotts have supported our club and its many projects.
On Friday, November 4th our Rotary Club of Gravenhurst had the pleasure of visiting our friends from the Rotary Club of Bracebridge. We had 18 from our club make the trek and we enjoyed a delicious lunch provided by Mike's Catering and lots of great fellowship.
Norm Rippon and David Reid are leaders in this campaign to bring attractive, permanent, safe seating to Gull Lake Rotary Park! Here they are attending the Sunday Community Market to help spread the word and garner support.
President Barb welcomed District 7010 Governor, Richard Denton from Sudbury…and special representation to remind us to “imagine peace”. Welcome also to our foreign exchange student, Elise from Belgium!
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