In honour of 2021 Earth Day, District 7040, along with the Rotary Districts surrounding the Great Lakes and Watershed, are organizing a first-ever Rotary Great Lakes Watershed Cleanup this Spring. Originally planned for April, the date has now been changed in District 7040 to May 29 respecting the Ontario emergency lock-down. We want all our volunteers to be safe, not take any unnecessary risks and abide by regulations.
Learning Circle at Loughborough PS
Party for Exchange Student
Orange Shirt Day
Robinson Community Garden
Packing shoeboxes for Tipi Moza
In honour of 2021 Earth Day, District 7040, along with the Rotary Districts surrounding the Great Lakes and Watershed, are organizing a first-ever Rotary Great Lakes Watershed Cleanup this Spring. Originally planned for April, the date has now been changed in District 7040 to May 29 respecting the Ontario emergency lock-down. We want all our volunteers to be safe, not take any unnecessary risks and abide by regulations.Posted on Jan 18, 2021
Over the course of Kingston Rotary's Centennial year in 2021, we will provide a glimpse of the evolution of Rotary in Kingston and around the world. Our Rotary Reflections team has worked diligently to collect the stories of Rotary and the impact our organization has had on this community. The Reflections will be published every Wednesday in the Kingston Whig Standard and Kingston This Week starting on January 6, 2021. We are very excited to share these stories!
The early years of RKY Camp
Published in the Kingston Whig Standard April 15, 2021. Read the story at Rotary Rotary Reflections: The early years of RKY Camp | The Kingston Whig Standard (thewhig.com)
Committee focuses on environmental projects
Published in the Kingston Whig Standard April 8, 2021. Read the story at Rotary Reflections: Committee focuses on environmental projects | The Kingston Whig Standard (thewhig.com)
Parks are cornerstone projects
Published in the Kingston Whig Standard April 1, 2021. Read the story at Rotary Reflections: Parks are cornerstone projects | The Kingston Whig Standard (thewhig.com)
Posted on Sep 16, 2020
The Rotary Facilitator of Alumni Relations (FAR) Project officially launched on September 12, 2020.
Everybody gets a Rotary mask! John Gale (left), Project Lead, President Cataraqui Rotary Club; Logan , Pathways Program Alumnus, Assistant to FAR; Jon Oosterman, Facilitator of Alumni Relations; Wendy Vuyk, Director, Kingston Community Health Centre.
