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The 2019 Rotary Radio Auction is Saturday and Sunday, November 2 and 3 and there are lots of great deals to be had!
Preview and pre-bid on Friday, November 1 from 12-6pm at the Thunderbird Mall.
Download the catalogue from the link on the right of this page, or get a copy at the auction or in the October 30 edition of the North Island Gazette and get ready for the live action starting at 11am on Saturday!.jpg)
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Quoted from President Adam Ireton:
"Each and every day I'm proud to be a member of the Rotary Club of Port Hardy, but yesterday was an extra special day. Our club raised $8000 to donate to the Gazette Hamper Fund.
I said it at our meeting yesterday, this really is my favourite day of the Rotary calendar. Rotary International does some incredible charitable work around the planet, from polio eradication, to environmental projects, bringing clean water to communities in need etc., but for me, the most important work that our local club does is helping our community in times of need. Being able to present Sandy Grenier and the Gazette Hamper Fund with a cheque like this is a pretty powerful thing.
This cheque represents the hard work and giving of all of our membership, and the charitable donations of our community. There are so many people in the community that have a hand in this donation, and that makes it all the more special. I know that the need is high for our community at this time of the year, and am so glad that Rotary was able to help!"
I said it at our meeting yesterday, this really is my favourite day of the Rotary calendar. Rotary International does some incredible charitable work around the planet, from polio eradication, to environmental projects, bringing clean water to communities in need etc., but for me, the most important work that our local club does is helping our community in times of need. Being able to present Sandy Grenier and the Gazette Hamper Fund with a cheque like this is a pretty powerful thing.
This cheque represents the hard work and giving of all of our membership, and the charitable donations of our community. There are so many people in the community that have a hand in this donation, and that makes it all the more special. I know that the need is high for our community at this time of the year, and am so glad that Rotary was able to help!"
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Our 32nd Annual Rotary Radio Auction was another great success with over $55,000 raised with both of the Port Hardy and Port McNeill clubs involved.Some of the proceeds raised go back into local North Island community projects.
Big thanks to all the individuals and businesses that donated to
this great annual event!
The Port Hardy Rotary Club was the 90th and final club visit for District Governor Craig Gillis! It was also a perfect way to celebrate our Treasurer, Dale Dorward's birthday!
Grade 12 Port Hardy Secondary School student Kaleigh Harris receives the 2018 Rotary Club of Port Hardy Service Above Self Award presented by Principal Rena Sweeney during the PHSS awards night held on June 21.
Chuck Lok swore in our 2018/19 Incoming President Adam Ireton and his incoming excutive, while Heather Patriquin thanked her outgoing executive for their service during the 2017/18 year. Great food catered by Sporty's, karaoke by Glenda, finished with wonderful company!
There are over $86,000 in items up for grabs in this year’s auction!
$1500 was donated by the Port Hardy Rotary Club. This donation makes it possible for one child/family to attend Camp Goodtimes!
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2016/17 Club President Ana was tickled that District Governor Joanne Croghan visited our club.
Welcome to our Club!
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History: A Home for Headquarters
The idea that Rotary should own its headquarters dates back at least to the 1920 convention, when RI President Albert Adams said that he hoped to someday see the headquarters in a beautiful building of Rotary’s own.
Hunger hits home: The pandemic reminds us that food insecurity isn’t just ‘over there’
Hunger and malnutrition unleashed by COVID-19 could carry the impact of the pandemic far into the future.
In the face of a pandemic, the important work of fighting polio must continue
Rotary and its partners have mobilized disease-fighting infrastructure to respond to COVID-19 —while remaining dedicated to eradicating polio
Service Above Self
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