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Fran McDougall, Executive Director of ACT 2 Child and Family Services Since 1980, ACT 2 Child and Family Services, a not-for-profit registered charity, has helped transform the lives of those who have experienced the effects of violence, sexual abuse, and trauma in their lives. We work with children, youth and adults to help them rebuild their lives through counselling, education, housing and support. |
Coquitlam Sunrise Rotary meets Tuesdays at 7:15am
Honour House Society
Speaker: Craig Longstaff Honour House is a refuge, a "Home Away From Home" for members of the Canadian Armed Forces, Veterans, Emergency Services Personnel and their families to stay completely free of charge, while they are receiving medical care and treatment in the Metro Vancouver area. |
ICBC Road Safety Coordinator, Kathleen Nadalin. As an ICBC Road Safety Coordinator, Kathleen works closely with community stakeholders and partners, such as police, school board and municipal representatives |
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March 26, 2024 Meeting
Our March 26, 2024 speaker was Jennifer Martin -Blartherwick who gave us an overview of Access Youth, an organization that we continue to support. An added feature was a tour of the new bus which they use to serve their clients. |
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Speaker - Kristin Ignacz
Kristin is a Community Engagement Manager for "Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan". The organization exists to make the right to learn a reality. They have supported human rights and education opportunities for girls and women in Afghanistan since 1998 by providing access to quality, gender-equitable education. |
The Rotary Club of Coquitlam Sunrise is pleased to welcome Lucille Li as our newest member. Lucille was sponsored by Jennifer McKinnon. |
Major Donors are people who have contributed at least US $10,000 to The Rotary Foundation.
You receive Major Donor recognition as an individual or couple when your cumulative personal outright
giving has reached that level, regardless of how the gift is designated to be used. Major Donors can
choose to receive a crystal piece and a lapel pin or pendant at each new recognition level.
You receive Major Donor recognition as an individual or couple when your cumulative personal outright
giving has reached that level, regardless of how the gift is designated to be used. Major Donors can
choose to receive a crystal piece and a lapel pin or pendant at each new recognition level.
We currently have 3 Major Donors in our club.
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Donation to Access Youth | Donation to Hannah House |
Donation to Carli Travers for her work in Uganda with Abetavu | Cleaning the Zenn Garden at Innervisions / Hannah House |
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Gaming Grant Presentation
June 13, 2023: The Rotary Club of Coquitlam Sunrise presents Claire MacLean a BC Gaming cheque for $7,500 to be used for the SHARE Food Bank. This was our introduction to SHARE'S new facility in Port Moody. Listening to Claire as she toured us through the facility, there was obviously a lot of thought went into the design of the facility such that client needs would be well looked after. Thank you Claire |
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Rotary Club of Coquitlam Sunrise presents Maureen Fitzpatrick a cheque for $5,000. The donation has come from our Gaming Grant Application and will be used for their "Children of the Street Program" |
Greg Garrison presenting Ron Goyette his Polio Plus Certificate in appreciation for his most informative presentation about the revamped Starfish BackPack Program, one in which the Rotary Clubs of the Tri-Cities are reaching out to over 100 school students. |