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21st Annual SIS Golf Classic
The Hampton's Golf CourseJun 26, 2017
12:00 PM – 8:20 PM -
Small BBQ Volunteer Opportunity - Community Hubs
Village Square Leisure CentreJun 28, 2017
12:00 PM – 7:00 PM -
Launch of Community Hubs Project
Village Square Leisure CentreJun 28, 2017
3:00 PM – 6:00 PM -
Sneak-a-Peek
Calgary Stampede Clubhouse- Grandstand South EntranceJul 06, 2017
7:00 PM – 11:00 PM -
Small BBQ Volunteer Opportunity-Stampede Road Race
Glenmore Athletic ParkJul 09, 2017
6:00 AM – 12:00 PM -
Stampede Shaker - get tickets
Fort CalgaryJul 12, 2017
The mighty Oxford Stomp returns on Friday, July 14 to Fort Calgary, the summer’s legendary outdoor party venue. Put some step in your Stampede. | The Stampede Shaker happens Wednesday, July 12 at Fort Calgary. Entertainment includes Tom Cochrane with Red Rider, Sloan, Trooper, Steve Page |
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Thursday July 6 Sneak a Peek  Dinner tickets - $50 Gate admission - $9 (Register by June 29) |  |
A public announcement and launch of the Community Hubs project will be held June 28, 2017, with a downtown style Rotary barbeque being held at the Village Square Leisure Centre to formally and publicly announce the partnership amongst the Rotary Clubs of Calgary, the United Way and the City of Calgary.
Media event at 3:00 pm
Free barbecue, music, interactive kids station, storytelling.
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• 57 Students Graduated from Post-Secondary School.
• 94 Students currently in program from grade 7-12
• 25 Students currently in Post-Secondary School.
• 56 Mentors and Volunteers.
• Tom Jackson Program provides mentoring and support for Aboriginal students
• 13 students currently in the Rotary Tom Jackson Program
Our local Foundation, the Calgary Rotary Clubs Foundation (CRCF) made their annual distribution to our club in the amount of $1,761,096.64. The Foundation now has over $50 million in it, of which over $40 million is our club’s portion. Steve Austin made the cheque presentation to our club President, Sid Mark at the June 20 meeting.- Stardale Women's Group- $30,000
- Association for the Rehabilitation of the Brain Injured (ARBI) - $20,000
- The Autism Aspergers Friendship Society of Calgary - $16,000
- Alberta Network of Immigrant Women - $25,000
- Discovery House Family Violence Prevention Society - $30,000
- Meals on Wheels - $29,000
- Distress Centre - $15,000
- Legacy Children's Foundation - Gift of Music - $10,000
If you want to support this program, click the Donate Today button. In the Comments field enter "CSF Fund: Major Donations" Tax receipts will be provided for donations over $20. |  |
The Rotary Club of Calgary has been involved with the Calgary Rotary Challenger Park since its inception in the late 1990s. The Rotary Club of Calgary has three members serving on the Board of Challenger Park (Brian Guichon and David Holden) and several others who have served as Board members and Park leaders. These individuals are now recognized as Park Ambassadors (Lou MacEachern, Walter Haessel, and Don Ross).
Calgary Rotary Challenger Park is a barrier-free meeting and recreational facility that is accessible to all people regardless of their age or ability. But it is more than that! It is a model of community inclusiveness where persons with disabilities can play next to and with their able-bodied peers on a daily basis.
The Rotary Club of Calgary has been making major donations to the Rotary/Mattamy Greenway for 5 years!
Grand Opening September 2, 2017
Thirteen Calgary Rotary clubs, the Rotary Club of Cochrane and Rotoract are sponsors along with Mattamy Homes, and have come together to fund the bulk of the project.
"The Greenway embodies Rotary's vision for a better future for Calgarians and the generations who follow. We are very proud to put our name to this community project." Eva Friesen, 2013-2014 President of the Rotary Club of Calgary, said in a press release.
The map of the Rotary/Mattamy Greenway includes information on access points and parking. There are six access points that give good starting points on the Greenway. Click on the access point to get parking locations and directions on how to get there. As the final areas of the Greenway are completed, more access points will be added.
