Interact Club at St Catharines Collegiate celebrated multicultural week with a presentation about peace. Students made posters, poems, and a video sharing what peace means to them and how can they promote peace! Thank you, teachers and staff, at the Collegiate for supporting the students!
On Wednesday, April 12th, a team from our club participated in a packing day at Food4Kids Niagara, a local organization that works in conjunction with the Niagara Catholic District School Board and District School Board of Niagara to identify children in their schools who have severe food insecurity.
Currently 500 healthy food packages are distributed each week to children in need in 22 schools throughout Niagara, but it is estimated that there are many more children in need.
Doug Carter, chair of the St. Catharines Rotary Clubenvironment committee, and Rotaract Niagara vice-president Rebecca Balyk did their part to clean up debris in the Malcolmson Eco Park in north St. Catharines on Saturday, which marked Earth Day 2023!
St. Catharines Rotary members contributed to a massive clothing drive organized by the Catholic Diocese of Niagara to assist the 4,300 refugees in Niagara Falls. Donations were taken to St. Ann's church hall to be organized and sold April 15th. Our club contributed 2 SUV's full of clothing bags. Many thanks to all for your donations.
Rotarian Sandra Holloway presented a certificate to President Rick from The Rotary Club of GualanGuatemala thanking us for contributing to the building of a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit at the hospital in Zacapa Guatemala.
Grant announced at Rotary's Convention in Melbourne will fund large-scale program to reduce case numbers, raise awareness, and improve women’s access to medical care.
Rotary awards US$2 million to prevent cervical cancer in EgyptMore than 30,000 girls to be vaccinated against HPV, 10,000 women will be screened for cervical cancer in greater