Donating blood/plasma makes a meaningful impact for patients in our community and across the country. Join our Rotary Blood Donor campaign in Guelph from October 25-29, 2022.
On September 13, 2022 some 300 people attended the Youth Mental Health Forum at Linamar's Centre for Excellence, hosted by the Children's Foundation, The Grove Hubs, and CMHA-Waterloo Wellington. It was remarkable to see and hear the wish for community collaboration across all spheres.
September 30th, 2022 marks Canada's second National Day of Truth and Reconciliation (also recognized as Orange Shirt Day). Our club's Indigenous Awareness Committee invites the community to three "Towards Truth" events, on September 28th, 29th and 30th.
September 9, 2022.
An uplifting and exciting moment to officially open the beautiful new ROTARY LINK TRAIL! Thank you to everyone who came out to celebrate and walk/bike this fantastic new trail with us off Victoria Road in #Guelph
It is with deep regret that our Lobsterfest Committee has made the difficult decision to cancel The Rotary Club of Guelph’s 2022 Lobsterfest.
Rotary is hosting the film "Human Trafficking - Canada's Secret Shame" at the Bookshelf on September 22, 2022 at $6:30pm. Tickets are $10 in advance.
A modified vaccine offers hope that eradication is closer than ever.
Rotary clubs in District 6250 (Wisconsin and Minnesota, USA) have donated a mobile clinic to St. Clare Health Mission, a community organization in La Crosse, Wisconsin, that provides primary and specialty health care services at no cost for those without access to insurance.
Rotary President Jennifer Jones appeared on the stage at the star-studded Global Citizen Festival to announce an additional US$150 million pledge toward that end.
The detection of poliovirus, and even cases of polio, in places where it hasn’t been found for years has demonstrated once again that eradicating a human disease isn’t easy, especially in the final stages.In recent months, an unvaccinated man in the United States was paralyzed. In the
In March, shortly after Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine, refugees began arriving at a home in Wojciechów, a town about 20 miles from the city of Lublin in eastern Poland.
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