After an eye-opening trip to The Gambia last month, local service club delegates hope to continue their collaboration, as well as their new friendships.
Published in Chatham Daily News

Schoolchildren are provided with backpacks and educational tools by the Rotary Club of Chatham Sunrise during a trip to The Gambia last month.

Sunrise Rotarians are all smiles while volunteering for the 14th annual Children's Water Festival.

Habitat for Humanity Chatham-Kent and the Rotary Club of Chatham Sunrise have teamed up together to introduce "Catch the Ace CK", a progressive lottery program with tickets available to purchase online starting Thursday May 1, 2025.
The Rotary Club of Chatham Sunrise wishes you and your family a safe and happy holiday.

With indispensable help and guidance from the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority and Ross' Nurserymen, the Rotary Club of Chatham Sunrise was able to plant this garden for new Habitat for Humanity Chatham-Kent homeowners.


L-R: Henny Boeters, Past District Governor Audrey Chevalier, PH recipient Mary-Frances Kluka, PH recipient Kate do Forno, PH Recipient Paula Reaume-Zimmer, District Governor Collyer Smith, PH recipient Ron Coristine, Assistant Governor Kees Boeters.
Congratulations!
The club recently assisted the Lower Thames Valley Conservation Authority with their 3rd annual CK Paddle and Clean river cleanup.

Rotarians and LTVCA employees weigh in trash recovered from the river.
Members of the club and their family all met at Blake Vince's farm to celebrate Ken's outstanding effort as our leader for the past three years this past Tuesday evening.
Thank you Ken for your dedication, commitment and guidance.

Ken Bechard is presented with a Paul Harris +2 pin by incoming president Glenn Smith.
Would you believe this water came from the Thames River?
Blake Vince explains how he got this crystal clear sample from the brown river during his presentation of responsible farming techniques, for which he is a pioneer.

Barbara Palace, CEO of United Way Chatham was guest speaker at our December 13 breakfast meeting.






