Rotary Club of Whitecourt generously supplied hot dogs and hot chocolate until supplies lasted! The weather made a great turn-out for this event, thanks to all who came out and all those who made it such a fun weekend!
Rotary Club of Whitecourt is proud to support this incredible fundraiser to bring a CT Machine to Whitecourt, AB. We donated $50,000 to this massive project!
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Lobsterfest 2026 50-50
We proudly support the Whitecourt Rotary Music Festival
October 2025 Free Family Swims!
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Koats For Kids 2025 boxes are going out! Thank you to all donation drop-off locations, K&C Graphics for sponsoring the posters and Drop Your Drawers Laundromat for sponsoring the washing of items!
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Exciting News for Rotary Club of Whitecourt!After many wonderful years meeting at The Ritz Café, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to their team for being such gracious hosts and supporters of Rotary in our community. 
As we continue to grow and evolve, we’re thrilled to announce our new meeting venue: the Whitecourt Golf & Country Club! 
Join us for lunch every Thursday at noon — good food, great views, and even better company. If you’ve ever been curious about Rotary or want to get involved in your community, we’d love to have you at the table.
Did you know? The Whitecourt Cancer & Wellness Society offers support and financial assistance to local residents diagnosed with cancer. The Rotary Club of Whitecourt is proud to stand behind their incredible work with a $2,500 donation! 
Together, we’re helping make a difference for individuals and families right here in our community. 
On September 21st the International Day of Peace, Rotary Club of Whitecourt unveiled their latest project, the Peace Pole at Festival Park, Whitecourt, AB.
The Peace Pole Project was started in Japan by Masahisa Goi (1916-1980), who dedicated his life to spreading the message, May Peace Prevail On Earth. Mr. Goi was greatly affected by the destruction caused by World War II and the atomic bombs which fell on the city of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The power of the message, May Peace Prevail On Earth, unifies people of various cultures, faiths, traditions and ideologies together as one united global heart and mind. May Peace Prevail On Earth, allows us to sincerely focus on our mutual desire to serve, create and manifest true peace on earth while transcending our differences and celebrating our common humanity.
The Rotary Club of Whitecourt chose the message of "May Peace Prevail on Earth" in the following languages: English, French, Cree, Stony and Japanese. The reasons for our choices are that English and French are the official languages of Canada, Cree is the predominant indigenous language on the lands of Treaty 6 in which we reside, Stony for the closest band of Alexis Nakota Sioux Nation and Japanese as a tribute to the Peace Pole Project origin and the fact that Whitecourt is twinned with the Japanese town of Kamiyubetsu.
Two Whitecourt Rotarians, Jennifer and Sarah, were joined by friends to walk and run the 5km Rotary Run for Life in Stony Plain, AB.
Thank you Rotarians Bryan and Jennifer for volunteering their time to assist with the mobile Blood Donor Clinic. They are truly #PeopleOfAction
