On October 5, 2026, Paul Roy, Ken Bechard and Tom Debevc planted a sugar maple and oak tree at Rotary's Howell Park.
Sunrise Rotarian, Pierre Beaumier on Sept 29, 2026 shared his knowledge about testing our health—what it means, why it matters, and how testing can help us make better decisions about our well-being.
Pierre is the President of CanAlt Health Labs and Lipid Analytical Inc. and former President of the Canadian Chemical Society and Association of Chemical Professionals of Canada.
District Governor, Lee Halsted, attended our regular Tuesday morning meeting at Smitty's for his annual visit. Lee shared this year"s Rotary theme, "Create Lasting Impact" and talked about how we can turn the work we do today into something that makes a difference for years to come.
Welcome new member, Chris Appleton, to Rotary Club of Chatham Sunrise. Chris was greeted by President John Schinkel and District Governor, Lee Halsted at today's meeting at Smitty's.
This week Club Members, Doug and Steff, Tom and Melissa, and Mary Fran and Steve, created new gardens of hostas, grassses and flowers.
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.
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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.
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.
Please help us celebrate the development of Ukraine Rotary Park by attending the grand opening on Saturday, August 27 from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon. The park is located at the corner of Victoria and Grand Avenue.
The tribute park has been adorned with berms, sunflowers, benches and flagpoles flying both Canadian and Ukrainian flags and is ready for public use.
At the July 12, 2022 breakfast meeting, outgoing club president Ken Bechard said goodbye to last year and hello to the new.
Ken was presented with an Imagine Rotary tie by Assistant District Governor Ken Corlett, and Audrey Chevalier was presented with an Imagine Rotary scarf. The Imagine Rotary campaign commemorates incoming Rotary International president Jennifer Jones historic achievement by becoming the first female RI president.
As part of the Sunflowers for Ukraine initiative, project chair Paul Roy arranged to have a variety of sunflowers planted at Veterans Tribute Garden on Saturday, May 21.
Leslie Waddell, caretaker of Veterans Tribute Garden (2nd from right) is flanked by Sunrise Rotarians Ruth Howell, Roger McRae and John Lawrence. All smiles as we got the job done right before a storm came through to water our seeds.
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The Rotary Club of Chatham Sunrise is pleased to introduce Sunflowers for Ukraine, a fundraiser to directly assist the humanitarian relief efforts in Ukraine.
The project will focus of the distribution of 2000 packets of Sunflower Seeds and a donation of $5.00 each for a goal of $10,000 raised for humanitarian projects in Ukraine.
