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Serving our community since 1949
Timmins-Porcupine

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m.
85 McIntyre Rd
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Schumacher, ON P0N 1G0
Canada
The first and third Tuesday at 7pm
Home Page Stories
Last night, the Rotary Club of Timmins-Porcupine awarded 6 individuals with the Paul Harris Fellowship Award.  Congratulations to George Rodda, A. J. Zimmerman, Fran Zimmerman, Dr. Chris Loreto, June Woodburn and John MacIvor.  
Last night we had the privilege to induct 3 new members! Welcome Rita, Carlos, and Siri to our Rotary Family!

 
 
 
As part of the Teddy Bear Program. The club recently donated several stuffed toys in support of the Golden Manor's summer carnival.
Snuggling with a stuffed animal has many positive results, such as increasing happiness and calm, reducing agitation and anxiety, and increased engagement through play.
Pictured: June Woodburn, coop student Jasmynn Pitre-Jolicoeur and resident Malitta Lockrey
 
On the evening of May 31st. A check was presented to Project Love and First Baptist Church as part of Rotary’s $12,000 donation to community groups. Pictured from First Baptist Church is Michelle White and Marlice MacLead from Project Love. Rotarians Ross MacIvor, June Woodburn and Nancy Richards share in the check presentation. A few weeks earlier, representatives from The Lord’s Kitchen, Anti Hunger Coalition Timmins, Timmins Food Bank, South Porcupine Food Bank and Spruce Hill Lodge gathered to accept their Rotary donations.
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Korea-Japan friendship conference sparks dialogue

Rotary leaders from both countries reflect on the challenges and opportunities of peacebuilding across borders

A pioneer in Black horror fiction resurrects her uncle's history

Former Rotary Ambassadorial Scholar Tananarive Due, a pioneer in Black horror fiction, resurrects history of her forgotten uncle

The election observers

An election monitoring mission in Nigeria presents a pathway for peacebuilding

The disaster recovery playbook

After historic storms, Rotary clubs look to Florida’s hard-earned wisdom about disaster recovery efforts

Specialists in the field

When Rotary members learn of a need in a community, it’s a good time to deploy the experts: a vocational training team.