Welcome to our club!
We meet Fridays at 7:30 AM
St. Joseph's Centre for Ambulatory Health Services
St. Joseph's Centre for Ambulatory Health Services
2757 King Street East
Hamilton, ON L8G 1J3
Canada
Hamilton, ON L8G 1J3
Canada
Email:
Doug McDonald
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Stoney Creek
Twelve years ago, I made one of the best decisions of my life. My involvement with Rotary began when my friend Ralph Button invited me to attend the Stoney Creek Rotary club’s morning meeting. From that meeting alone, I knew that I wanted to be a part of this organization and live the Rotary motto “Service Above Self”.
Our Rotary club is compiled of a group of inspiring people of action, who possess a passion to make a difference within the Stoney Creek community, as well as throughout the world. Being a part of Rotary provides the framework to develop personal and business relationships, while gaining leadership skills and fellowship.
Formed in 1992, our club continues to meet every Friday morning at 7:15 a.m.-8:30 a.m. for breakfast at the St. Joseph’s Urgent Care Centre in Stoney Creek. Each week, our club designates time for an informative and interesting program involving fellowship and business, and of course a lot of fun. For this upcoming year, the Rotary International theme is “Be the Inspiration.” As People of Action, our club will honour this value through all of the great service and projects we plan to accomplish.
If you want to make a difference in the Stoney Creek community and are interested in joining our club, email: stoneycreekrotary@gmail.com or contact Doug McDonald (905) 869-2771
Best wishes,
Doug
Our Mission is to provide service to others, locally and internationally, we promote integrity, high ethical standards and goodwill through the fellowship of Stoney Creek businesses, professionals and community leaders.
Our vision is to become an engaged and diverse Club, fostering learning, leadership and fellowship while providing Service Above Self to areas of need locally and internationally.
In 1992 a number of community-minded business people met weekly for food, fun and fellowship.
Each represented a distinct business or professional classification. The result is a broad spectrum of experience and idea.
Being a Rotarian means being able to enrich the lives of others, while discovering a world of personal enrichment through service.
