Welcome to the Rotary Club of Orléans

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Wednesdays at 7:30 AM
Portobello Manor
691 Valin Street, Lower Level
Orleans, ON K4A 0G3
Canada
Phone:
(613) 824-8819
Contact rotaryorleans2022@gmail.com
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Club Executive
President
President Elect
President Nominee
Secretary
Treasurer
Past President
Director International Serv.
Club Administration
Director Communications
Director Fundraising
Director
Chair Membership
Chair, The Rotary Foundation
Chair, New Generations
Links
 
    
Recently Phil, Xavier, Diane and Jane visited Stephen Fanjoy's site to view a structure which allows trees to be grown from seedling to a 2-3 year old tree in a small area, offering an approach which could be built at schools and supported by students. We are always looking for economical and environmental solutions! Stay tuned!
On January 29th, our Club gathered at Gabriel Pizza for an evening social, enjoying good food, company and fun!  We even had surprise visitors from Newfoundland, bonus! 
Recently Jarrod Goldsmith, President, Kiwanis Club of Ottawa, spoke at our meeting.

An archaelogist and musician by education, Jarrod Goldsmith is one of Ottawa's best-known entrepreneur and is also the President of the Kiwanis Club of Ottawa. He founded both Sax Appeal (an agency for live music) and eSAX (The Entrepreneur Social Advantage Experience? He also hosts several podcasts.

Club members enjoyed learning more about Kiwanis and their involvement in the community
  
Congrats to both Teresa Whitmore and Mashooda Syed for receiving the King Charles III medal for community services!  What an honour!  So well deserved!
Rotary International News
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.

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