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1000 Survival Gardens
Strini Reddy, from the Rotary Club of Winnipeg, and Rob Campbell, from the Rotary Club of Hillcrest in South Africa, were our guest speakers on Tuesday January 12th. They described the familiar impact that the COVID-19 pandemic has had in South Africa, resulting in unemployment, business failures, school closures, and social isolation. With little income and sparse government assistance, women are faced with providing food for their families by growing their own food. The 1000 Survival Gardens project aims to address this need by providing women in South Africa with a survival garden kit to help them create food security and self-sufficiency during and after the pandemic. The kit includes the ingenious Hippo Roller, which allows women to more easily transport water, and the tools and seedlings to start small vegetable gardens.
For more information on the project, visit https://1000survivalgardens.com 
 
Foundation Moment

District Grants – Helping at Home

Clubs worldwide use these grants to support similar short-term humanitarian projects in their communities.

Every Rotary club has the opportunity to create positive change in their community with the help of The Rotary Foundation….one project at a time.

Our club is accessing a District Grant to support the startup of a mobile grocery store at the Mustard Seed’s Neighbour Centre. The funds raised during our online Holiday Auction will be matched through our District Grant.

 

Are you interested in supporting or learning more about our Foundation? Ask Tamara Larsen, Foundation Chair, for information.

 

Rotary Schedule at a Glance

 
 
 

Join us online at 6:00pm for the meeting by clicking the link below: 

https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/987309437

 
 
 
 January 26
 
 
 
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