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Do you have what it takes to be a Rotary Peace Fellow? Do you know someone who does? Learn about the program and how to apply. Deadline is 1 July.
District 7080 has a variety of volunteer positions that are open to all qualified Rotarians in the district. Current District Opportunities are Vocational Service Director and PolioPlus Committee Chair.
Our District Governor for 2021-22 will be Rudy Habesch of the Rotary Club of Oakville.
Rudy joined Rotary in 1994 with the Rotary Club of Amman Jerash in Amman Jordan. After moving to the Rotary Club of Amman Cosmopolitan in 1996, he became club President in 2003-04.
2017-18 Rotary International President, Ian Riseley, challenged every Rotarian throughout the world to plant one tree. District 7080 met the challenge by planting over 5,000 trees. A remarkable feat. Congratulations to all of the clubs who participated and made our tree planting weekend a huge success. Here is a short video prepared by AJ Rana, District Public Relations Director.
The Oakville Rotaractors, along with members of the Oakville Clubs (including the new Passport Club) staffed a table at Oakville Place mall to inform the public about the fight to end polio.
In recognition of World Polio Day the four Oakville Rotary clubs organized a flag raising of the Rotary at Town Hall yesterday.
The Mayor Rob Burton and Regional Town Councillor Jeff Knoll (who is a Rotarian) and well as members from the 4 clubs were in attendance.
The project started about 1977 and has continued without interruption. The goal is to recycle books to keep them out of the landfill while also reselling the donated books to new readers at an inexpensive price. The Club raises about $4,000 from this project which ran from October 17-20 at the local Town Centre Mall. It also provides a means of publicizing the work of the local Rotary Club and invites people to join us.
Be a part of RI President Barry Rassin's goal to grow Rotaract this year. Take a pledge to start a new Rotaract club and sign up to receive support every step of the way.
Having a consistent brand image is important to all organisations, Rotary is no exception.
In 2013, a new logo & brand image pack was developed, this was to ensure every club, in every district across the world could have the same high standard of brand recognition.
There a lot of old style Rotary graphics still being displayed on various publications, including newsletters & flyers, posts on social media and hardware items, such as banners and signs.
