Rotary Club of Calgary is comprised of professional and community leaders who come together through a shared commitment and fellowship to create a better future for the generations that are to follow.
The June 26 Meeting will require pre-registration. See the Nenshi poster below for details.
CORRECTION: Ticket cost is $45
They July 3 meeting will be held off site on July 5. It will require pre-registration. See the Sneak a Peek poster below for details.
Birthdays for the Week of June 12
Sandra
Elliott
June 15
Bruce
Yorga
June 16
New Members in 2017-2018
Jason Bates
Elizabeth Reade
Trish Bronsch
Bob Taylor
Lori Caltagirone
Marc Stachiw
Lori Forand
Maja Starovic
Larry Martin
Sheila Taylor
Ryan Morrison
Gene Wasylchuk
Liam Pattemore
Doug Webb
Sympathies
Jack Maloney, former member, passed away on June 7.
Attendance for June 12
70 people attended including 12 guests and visitors.
Change to Communications Administration
Please note that Colette Bielech, the Communications Administrator, is retiring on June 26. You may continue to send your communications requests to communications@ rotaryclubofcalgary.ca. Your emails will be directed to the Communications Director, David Holden.
COG requests should continue to go to cog@rotaryclubofcalgary.ca. Emails will be directed to the COG Editor.
Want To Stand Out? Get your ad in the COG
A COG Sponsorship will make sure your company information is prominently featured:
displayed and acknowledged at the Tuesday meeting,
displayed in the rolling meeting presentation for 4 subsequent weeks,
Maxine Morrison introduced our speaker Karen Young of the United Way, who welcomed four of our Hubs community partners and facilitated a panel titled "The Power of Collaboration". Together, these partners shared stories of the many communities and families we are supporting through our partnership.
The Community Hubs initiative is a partnership between United Way of Calgary and Area, The City of Calgary, and Rotary Club of Calgary, in support of two of the Enough for All Strategy's four goals.
All Calgary communities are strong, supportive, and inclusive
Everyone in Calgary can easily access the right supports, services, and resources
Poverty is a barrier to opportunity and negatively affects well-being, health, and overall quality of life. Each month, many Calgarians have to make tough choices like whether to pay the rent or buy groceries.
