For over 100 years the Rotary Club of Red Deer has been investing in communities, locally and internationally, through Rotary Parks, playgrounds, organizations and capital initiatives all focused on building communities that takes care of the people that are part of it. Red Deer Rotarians are imaginative, resourceful, bold and inspired to put Service Above Self in building incredible communities. 

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An unforgettable evening under the Northern Lights is on the horizon! 

 

The Rotary Club of Red Deer is proud to announce the 31st Annual Black Tie Bingo Gala, taking place October 29, 2026, at 5:30 p.m.

This annual event brings our community together for an evening of bingo, prizes, connection and philanthropy, all while supporting important local initiatives.

 This year, proceeds will support the Red Deer Regional Health Foundation’s Catheterization Lab and other local organizations.

 Tickets are $200 per person.

 

If you’re looking for a great night out while making a meaningful impact in our community, we’d love to have you join us.

Dress Up! Play Bingo! Make a Difference!

 

Tickets are available here:

https://bit.ly/BlackTieBingo2026

 

 

Corporate sponsorship opportunities are also available.   Be recognized as a company dedicated to investing in their community and committed to making Central Alberta a stronger place to live and do business.  Please contact the Rotary Club of Red Deer- Black Tie Bingo Committee 

 

The Rotarian of the Month is a person who represents Rotary in all they do- professionally, socially, and personally.  They demonstrate the 4 way test in all they do- not just as something to recite at a meeting.  This month we would like to recognize Tony Judd, one of our newer Rotarians, who recently joined our club.  

 

 

 The Rotary Club Polio Eradication Time capsule was buried in 2005 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Alberta and 75th Anniversary of the Rotary Club of Red Deer.  It contained momentos of events and people that played an integral role in our history.  Former Club President Dick McDonnell was on hand for its burial in 2005 and again in 2026. What a tale this capsule will tell when it is opened in 2055! 

Courtney Ukrainetz, Executive Director, for Canadian Mental Health shared how they play a major role in addressing the education, housing, income, and support needs of our community for those experiencing difficulties with mental wellness.  The focus is on proving a whole-person approach- offering hope.  Mental wellbeing is affected by situations around safety, housing, relationships, and feeling of having a purpose in life.  Early supports and community connections can reduce  situations that could end in a crisis.  

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