Our Vision - The Rotary Club of Jasper will be a diverse and welcoming group of leaders who, demonstrating kindness and concern, strive to make the world a better place. We will be people of action, volunteering for the well-being of one another, our community, and the world. We will work together in the spirit of cooperation and fellowship, building strong partnerships and relationships, bringing peace and goodwill, all while having fun providing humanitarian service. Our Mission - Together we serve to unite people for positive change. Our Values - Fellowship & Fun, Integrity, Diversity, Commitment to Service & Leadership. Our Rotary Mottos - The mottos Service Above Self and Doing Good in the World are strong ideals which shape our direction |  |
Indigenous Peoples Land Acknowledgement
We respectfully acknowledge that the lands on which we gather here today in the community of Jasper and within the boundaries of Jasper National Park are situated in Treaty 6 and Treaty 8, as well as part of the traditional lands of the Beaver, Cree, Ojibway, Secwépemc, Stoney, and Métis. We acknowledge the land as an act of reconciliation that honors the authentic history of Turtle Island and the original people of these traditional lands.
 | A Spooktacular Night on The Pumpkin Path: Halloween Magic for a Good Cause On Wednesday, October 30, Jasper’s Curling Rink transformed into a Halloween wonderland for The Pumpkin Path—a night of glowing pumpkins, community connection, and meaningful support for the Jasper Food Bank. Held indoors from 6-8pm, the event was well attended by local youth and families who came together for some Halloween magic and a good cause. This year’s Pumpkin Path featured a stunning display of carved pumpkins, each created by local teens using the seventy pumpkins donated by the Jasper Rotary Club. Their creativity shone through as jack-o'-lanterns illuminated the path, casting a warm and spooky glow over the evening. Beyond their pumpkin donation, the Rotary Club played a vital role in making the event a success by also donating $2,000 to the Jasper Food Bank and providing technical support to collect debit and credit card donations. A big thanks goes to Cheryl and Danielle for operating the Square for credit card donations, making it easy for attendees to contribute. Visitors generously donated a total of $848 ($726 in cash and $122 through the card reader) along with three big tubs of much-needed food items, including bags of rice, oils, pancake mix, granola bars, school snacks, and feminine hygiene products. The event was a fantastic way to celebrate Halloween with friends and family while making a positive impact in the community. The Pumpkin Path brought together the creativity and compassion of Jasper, and with the Rotary Club’s generous support, the fundraiser was a resounding success for a worthy cause. |
The Rotary Club of Jasper celebrated a significant achievement at the Rotary International District 5370 Awards Dinner on October 4th. Cheryl accepted the Public Image & Marketing Award on behalf of the Club, honoring their Rotary Dark Sky Fundraising Dinner & Auction held in October 2023. This award highlights the Club’s outstanding efforts in community engagement and effective outreach.
In addition, two further honors for the Club’s contributions to the Rotary Foundation: the “Every Rotarian Every Year” Award and the “100% Foundation Giving” Award, celebrating full participation and generous donations from all members.
The Rotary Club of Jasper is proud of its dedicated team and continues to exemplify community service at home and around the world!
 | In the wake of the recent wildfire that has profoundly affected the Jasper community, the Rotary Club of Jasper is emphasizing the importance of mental health in the workplace by hosting a Psychological First Aid Course. This Red Cross two-day, in-person certificate course is designed to equip Jasper’s business and government community with tools to recognize and support mental well-being among employees. The training, set for November 26 and 27 at The Jasper Inn and Suite, will provide managers, supervisors, and employees with essential skills to manage psychological health in challenging times. “Like physical first aid, psychological support is a critical skill,” the Rotary Club highlighted. “Especially after this year’s wildfire, creating supportive workplaces is more vital than ever.” Thanks to support from Rotary International, Servus, and ATB, registration is available at a discounted rate of $112. With space limited to 30 participants, those interested can register at bigheartsfirstaid.com. |
On October 23, The Rotary Club of Jasper held a successful Fellowship Walk & Picnic for Polio. Christopher led the walk and shared powerful insights on global efforts to eradicate polio. Following the walk, Libby extended heartfelt thanks to everyone who participated and donated to the cause. To date, $888 CAD has been raised through Lybby's Raise for Rotary page. With the 2:1 match from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the total contribution now stands at $2,664 CAD. Club members celebrated the achievement, proud to contribute to the mission of a polio-free world. |  |
The Club was happy to present $800 to the Jasper Healthcare Foundation in support of the Seniors Music program. Accepting the donation are Patti Lanigan from Alberta Health Services (left), Kathleen Waxer from the Healthcare Foundation (center) and Meghan Gifford from the Evergreens Foundation (not pictured) and Rotarian Vicky Gulevich (right) represents the club.
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The Rotary Club of Jasper was proud to participate in the inaugural Coldest Night of the Year fundraising walk in Jasper on Saturday February 25th - where 78 walkers on 15 teams braved the cold and raised almost $18,000. In addition to being a fun, community-building activity linked with similar walks taking place in 182 communities across Canada, the Walk raised awareness of and funds for The Jasper Food Bank and Jasper Community Team Society who both provide important support services and programs to individuals and families in Jasper. The Rotary Club raised $1,700 - thanks to all those who participated and donated for this worthy community event!!
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Regular Club Meeting
Rotary Room, Jasper Municipal LibraryDec. 18, 2024 12:00 p.m.
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Regular Club Meeting
Rotary Room, Jasper Municipal LibraryJan. 15, 2025 12:00 p.m.
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World Cancer Day
Feb. 04, 2025