Our wonderful guest today was France Young, discussing the powerful topic of Human Trafficking in Simcoe County.
Welcome to our Club!
Thank-you to Rotary President Susie and Anne S for selling End Polio Tulip Bulbs at Seedy Saturday at IPL Lakeshore Branch with help from Rotarians Theresa, Christine, and Ken . Funds raised will go to Rotary End Polio Now Fund.
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Rotary Club of Innisfil has pledged support to the RVH KEEP LIFE WILD CAMPAIGN to support the Innisfil South Campus!
Our RYLA recipients, Jacob and Owen Richardson attending todays meeting to report on their time at Camp Wanakita last fall.
Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) is Rotary's leadership training program for young people to further develop character and leadership skills and learn about Rotary. RYLA participants can be ages 14-30, but most clubs and districts choose to focus on a narrower age range, such as 14-18 Watch for request for applications for camp to be held April 18-21/2024 or contact us at rotaryinnisfil@gmail.com to be emailed an application when they are available.
Rotary Club of Innisfil Members were pleased to join the 3 Barrie Rotary Clubs for a Rotary Remembrance Lunch at the Barrie Legion.
Here is a little video Tim created to show off our new paint job and lighting for the Engine of the Rotary Train, just in time for the upcoming Santa Claus Parades and our Sandy Cove Acres Food Drive. It's going to look amazing at night.
Healthier lives ahead for South Pacific children
Rotary’s Give Every Child a Future program vaccinates 100,000 young people
At convention find breakouts tailored to you
Take away bold ideas about how to improve your club experience, your community, and the world from breakout sessions at the Rotary convention in Singapore.
A labor of love
Supported by a Rotary Programs of Scale award, an initiative in Nigeria seeks to remedy the country’s high instances of maternal death
Heat is on for urban planners
As temperatures rise, cities transform heat islands with tree cover, “cool pavement,” and other adaptations.
Food of the future
Breadfruit, a starchy fruit long a staple in the tropics, is attracting new interest globally as farmers and scientists search for crops that are hardier while still nutrient dense.
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