300 Bronte St. S
Zoom Option Available for Those Who Can't Attend In-Person
Milton, ON L9T 1Y8 Canada
NOTE - Currently we meet IN-PERSON Mondays, but a Zoom option is available. Contact us for log-in info to join via phone or computer. All guests welcome!
Special Thanks: The Rotary Club of Milton would like to thank Rockwool for their generous support of our scholarship program. Two Environment Scholarships will proudly be presented to representatives from Rockwool and their Milton location.
For more information, click the "Read More" button, and then scroll down for more details.
Guests are always welcome to our meetings. Come out and learn about Rotary, network and connect with new contacts.
What is Rotary?
Rotary is a global network of community volunteers. Rotary members are business, professional, and community leaders who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. Over 32,000 Rotary clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas initiate service projects to address today’s challenges, including illiteracy, disease, hunger, poverty, lack of clean water, and environmental concerns.
What do Rotarians do? SERVICE ABOVE SELF... by helping the youth of Milton & its organizations.
Grow professionally by developing through leadership training and sharing your profession with other members
Help clean up the community on Good Neighbours Day
Raise funds and award scholarships and bursaries to local high school students
Network and have fun at our annual spring gala dinner and dance
Volunteer at Game On Ball Hockey for Kids' Mental Health (ROCK), MCRC barbecues, United Way Kick-Off barbecue, community events, & many more
Socialize at summer barbecues, St. Patrick's Day festivities, Halloween Dances, etc.
Raise awareness of polio and collect funds to eradicate the virus worldwide
March in the Remembrance Day parade to show respect to our veterans
Host an annual Online Auction to raise funds for community organizations like Re:Soul Youth Drop-In Centre, Lighthouse for Grieving kids, Community Living North Halton, Big Brothers, Darling Home for Kids respite and palliative care, and worthy local projects like scholarships and bursaries for Milton High School students.
Learn about our community through engaging and interesting guest speakers
And so much more
To learn a little more, click on the video immediately below. For more information, contact Rod McLachlan by e-mail: rodmclachlan (at) hotmail.com or by phone at 416-807-6589.
Guests, Rotarians, family and friends will enjoy food and fun in support of a great cause at The Grand Chalet (Grande Room) on the night of Saturday, April 13, 2024 at 6:30 pm.Net proceeds go to worthy local causes supported directly by Milton Rotary: Townsend Smith Foundation Hospice and Darling Home for Kids.
Come celebrate with a sit-down dinner, dancing and fun! Dress up in your finest Hawaiian Luau wear. Enjoy dancing, with the sweet sounds of Milton's own live band, The Groovy Brothers! A delicious dinner will be offered. A vegetarian option for dinner is offered, and all food served by the Grand Chalet conforms to Halal specifications.
Dance the night away and bid on live and silent auction items.
SINGLE tickets are $130 each. Buy a table of eight seats and SAVE $$$! Tables are priced at $975 (Save $65!).
General ticket sales are now closed but you might be able to snag a last minute ticket by sending us an email. Questions? Dietary Requests? MiltonRotary7080@gmail.com
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Service Above Self
Zoom Option Available for Those Who Can't Attend In-Person
Milton, ON L9T 1Y8
Canada