We are thrilled to share some amazing moments from the second annual Rotary Green Spaces Golf Tournament held on August 13th, 2024, at the beautiful Kingswood Golf and Country Club in La Salle. The event was a tremendous success, bringing together passionate golfers, community supporters, and Rotary members for a day filled with fun, fellowship, and a shared commitment to our community.
Thanks to your participation and generous support, we are one step closer to enhancing the green spaces in west Winnipeg. The proceeds from this year’s tournament will go directly to support the Assiniboine Forest, Living Prairie Museum, and Grant’s Old Mill—three incredible beneficiaries that contribute to the beauty and sustainability of our community.
A special thank you to our sponsors, volunteers, and everyone who contributed. Your involvement truly makes a difference!
Click into the story for many pictures.
With your help, we are expanding our efforts to support the green spaces in west Winnipeg.
The net proceeds will be designated for the following beneficiaries:
• Assiniboine Forest
• Living Prairie Museum
• Grant’s Old Mill
Presented are five photographs capturing the essence of Rotary Winnipeg - Assiniboine's 2023 annual dinner affair, an event which coincided this year with the 50th anniversary of the club.
These snapshots pay homage to the club's milestone and history. They encapsulate the spirit of camaraderie, achievement, and distinction that permeated the evening's ambiance on the memorable date of Friday, May 5th, 2023.
Delve into this opulent gallery and embark on a visual journey through the remarkable plaques, distinguished certificates, two captivating group photographs, each embodying and serving as bookends to the 50 year history as a Rotary club.
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