Have you seen the beautiful maple leaf flying all over Camrose? Want to have a flag in your yard too?
Email camrosedaybreak@gmail.com and we can tell you how.
Welcome to the Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak
Service Above Self
Tuesday at 7:00 am, 2nd (non-holiday) Monday 6:45 pm at Camrose Resort Casino
Tuesday - Certified Training Group Building
Tuesday - Certified Training Group Building
5051-50th Street
Camrose, AB T4V 1R3
Canada
Camrose, AB T4V 1R3
Canada
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Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak has been supporting worthwhile projects and organizations in our City for over 16 years. What could your organization do with some extra funds? Follow the link in the "Take a Look" section at the top of this web page to access the application form and guidelines.
Completed forms can be emailed to camrosedaybreak@gmail.com with "Application for Funding" in the subject line.
Alternatively you can mail your completed forms to:
Rotary Club of Camrose Daybreak
Box 1515
Camrose, AB T4V 1X4
Left to right: Carol Davies-Pedersen, Days for Girls Project Chair, Charissa Cummings, and Destiny Reay, Rotary Club of Daybreak President
Charissa Cummings of Red Deer spoke to our club about the delivery she and nine others made - a very special delivery. These ten women packed their checked luggage with 500 Days for Girls kits and headed to Guatemala this past October.
Through an interpreter, these women brought education on reproductive and women's health, debunked some prevalent myths and ensured that all the girls in the school, as well as their mothers, had access to sustainable hygiene through a beautiful kit sewn with love by many Canadian volunteers. The girls and women were very receptive to the education and thankful to receive their kits.
Charissa, a former Rotarian, has travelled to Guatemala many times and has service connections there, particularly with Impact Ministries School and its associated projects. She is working on laying the groundwork for setting up a sewing project there to train local girls and women to sew kits and educate the women in the villages, where access to feminine hygiene products is non-existent.
We look forward to staying in touch with Charissa as she continues to improve conditions for girls and women in Guatemala.
Leslie Stoddart and Paige Switzer managing the soup crock pots.
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President Lisa Rohr - "dishing" the dessert!
Through the month of July, Rotary is helping out at Martha's Table - ensuring that vulnerable folks in our community have a healthy meal. Research shows that helping others boosts our immunity, diminishes pain and helps us to live longer. We're happier when we go around making others happy! What a win-win ... if you'd like to help out at Martha's Table, come to City Lights Church on Thursdays and someone can point you in the right direction
Daybreak Rotarians and friends supported the 35 Anniversary of Terry Fox's Marathon of Hope on September 20, 2015. Together, with support from our Rotary Community and others, our team raised $3,020!
Agnes Hoveland receives a cheque for $1000 from Club President Patrice Johnson May 31, 2011. Agnes represented the local chapter of the "Grateful Grannies", a branch of the Stephen Lewis Foundation which provides grassroots outreach and support to AID's orphans in Africa
Club president Patrice Johnson presents Keith Harder of Augustana University's Fine Art's Choral Program a cheque for $6000. The club was able to generate the funds from it's primary fundraiser "Show A Little Love" dinner theatre, of which the choral students played an integral part by providing the evening's entertainment. The cheque presentation was made at the May 31, 2011 morning meeting
Patrice Johnson, club president presents a cheque for $6000 to Ester McDonald of Camrose Association for Community LIving May 31, 2011. CAFCL supports the needs of some of our community's less-abled people, providing housing, help with daily activities and general support. The funds were generated through the club's primary fundraiser "Show A Little Love" a dinner theatre event.
