
Rotary Members Sarah Johnston of Pender, Nick Taylor of Sechelt, President Bob Cotter of Gibsons and President Michael McKenzie of Sunshine Coast Rotary Clubs prepare to cut the cake in celebration of Rotary's 120th Birthday.

Rotary Sunshine Coast member Laurean Reid talks fire safety and High Visibility House Signs with Rotary Pender Harbour member Lorraine Wareham.

The Rotary Club of the Sunshine Coast presents Whisky Tasting 2024. Click "Read More" for more information.

It was Big Digger Day at the Heidelberg Materials Open House, and Rotary Sunshine Coast was there.

Rotary Sunshine Coast President Michael McKenzie and Darcy Long at the 56th Annual Halfmoon Bay Fair

The Rotary Club of the Sunshine Coast presents Whisky Tasting 2023. Click "Read More" for more information.
It was wonderful to again serve the Salmon Dinner to the Cops For Cancer riders and their support people. Their appreciation was mentioned to numerous times. Their enthusiasm and energy was so wonderful to see! 


Bernice, principal of Lower Yatta, and the 22 "Daughters of Rotary Club of the Sunshine Coast Society" 2021
The Rotary Club Sunshine Coast-Sechelt Society is pleased to announce that sufficient funding has been provided for 106 scholarships for the students of Lower Yatta and Kyaithani Secondary Schools.

When the two Sechelt Rotary Clubs decided to tackle the job of restoring the Sechelt Skate park, next to Chatelech High School, we didn't quite realize just how much we had bitten off. Thankfully, local businesses and friends stepped up to help. We learned a valuable lesson from this: It may take a village to raise a child... but it also takes a village to restore a skate park.

Rotarian Bob Michor and volunteers cleaned out cracked and heaving concrete at the Rotary Skateboard Park in Sechelt, which marks the beginning of a massive cleanup project by the Rotary Club of the Sunshine Coast.

Will you help us to build an off-leash dog park shelter?
The Rotary Club of the Sunshine Coast is teaming up with the District of Sechelt to finish a new off-leash dog park on Ebbtide Street in Sechelt. The club hopes to raise at least $4,000 to build a shelter in the park by giving away “doggie bags” loaded with treats, toys and coupons in exchange for donations. Please 'Read More' for details...

Our 2019-2020 Rotary Exchange Student, Carla Villalobos, recently returned to her parents in Mexico. While she is happy to be back with her family and friends, she won’t say she is home, "Because I feel that now, here is also home to me."

Every year, the Rotary Club of the Sunshine Coast and the Rotary Club of Sechelt awards four $1,000 school district bursaries to deserving Grade 12 students in the community who are going on to attend university. Here are some thank you letters we received from this year’s recipients.

Students at Project Amigo school in Mexico gather to say goodbye to Terry Miller and Margaret Acton of the Rotary Club of Sunshine Coast.

Sharon McDonald, David Connors, Georgia Doyle and Tanya Hall work the table outside Claytons. Rotary Club's food bank initiative has collected more than $2,000 so far.

Fiorenza Leonardo is a former Sunshine Coast Rotary Exchange Student who lives in Naples, This is her account of what it is like under quarantine in one of the world’s coronavirus hotspots:

Carla Villalobos Trejo, Cailey Nikodem and Laurie Reid get ready to install herring curtains around docks at an Oyster farm located in the Sechelt Inlet.

On Feb. 27, Rotary Club of the Sunshine Coast members Laurean and Cameron Reid presented an AED to Chief Warren Paull (right) and safety coordinator Lori Winje (second from left) of the Sechelt First Nation. This is the first of 20 AEDs to be distributed by the Rotary Club along BC's Sunshine Coast.
Sechelt Council and the Sechelt Community Forest recently presented Rotary Club of the Sunshine Coast an award of $35,000 which will be dedicated to providing life-saving defibrillators throughout the Sunshine Coast.

Celebrate Italian cuisine at the 2020 Vision Conference of Rotary District 5040 on April 24. Enjoy succulent food with the musical stylings of Viennese concert pianist Judith Valerie Engel, and participate in the silent auction and raffle draw, all in support of the Pacific Autism Family Network. The conference runs from April 24 to 26th.
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