


Chris and Sonya from United Way presented an overview of their organization’s mission to address community challenges. They highlighted key projects and programs, focusing on food security, mental health support, and education initiatives aimed at improving quality of life for vulnerable populations.
During the meeting, President Mark presented a $5,000 check to United Way, and $2,000 specifically allocated to support the Nourish Market, further reinforcing Rotary’s commitment to community collaboration and impact.

Hav en god udveksling i Danmark Claire! Vi er alle så stolte af dig!
Cindy Benning, representing Rotary District 6330’s International Services Committee, outlined the committee’s mission to support impactful international projects by connecting clubs with resources, facilitating grants, and sharing expertise. She highlighted three goals for 2024–2025: developing a resource network, assessing club engagement, and increasing participation in international projects. Cindy explained Rotary’s funding model, noting over $100,000 available for global and district grants, and acknowledged St. Marys’ contributions, including projects in Kenya, Colombia, and Uganda. She encouraged Rotarians to join the committee, donate, and share their stories to amplify Rotary’s global impact.


The Rotary Club of St. Marys proudly unveiled a plaque honouring the club’s 100 Presidents, generously donated by Rotarian Claire Sherwin and his wife Mary. This plaque commemorates the men and women whose leadership shaped the club's history and includes a holder for one of the symbolic walking sticks crafted by the late PDG Maurice Oliver. These cherished canes, rich in Rotary symbolism, celebrate service and tradition, reflecting the legacy of dedication that continues to inspire the Rotary community.
Service Above Self
Parkview Hall, lower level east entrance
St. Marys, ON N4X 1C5
Canada