The spirit of "The Magic of Rotary" shone brightly at the Rotary District 5370 District Awards Banquet, a special evening dedicated to recognizing the extraordinary achievements of its Rotary and Rotaract clubs for the 2024-2025 Rotary Year. The awards celebrate clubs that have made a profound and sustainable impact in their communities and internationally, aligning their work with Rotary's Areas of Focus.
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Rotary District 5370, in proud partnership with Honoring Indigenous Peoples (HIP) and 18 other Rotary Districts, is supporting the highly acclaimed Youth to Youth (Y2Y) Indigenous Cultural Program. We would love to see a student from our district participate!
Only 50 youth from across Canada will be chosen for this exceptional program.
What: A week-long, immersive cultural and educational experience.
When: March 22–28, 2026.
Where: The historic Six Nations of the Grand River, Ontario.
The Best Part: This is an all-expenses-paid opportunity! This includes return travel, accommodations, food, and admission to facilities such as museums.
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