Club News
Help protect our environment and enjoy a rewarding day of hands-on service.
📅 Date: Saturday, April 12, 2025
Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM
📍 Location: Thames River at  the Hunt Club. We'll park at the Enviro Depot on Oxford Street, across from the Hunt Club. (this may change but I'll keep you updated)
🛠 What’s Provided: Gloves, garbage bags, and all necessary supplies
Our club recently hosted a productive visioning session where we strategized for the future, setting ambitious goals and outlining projects to drive transformations in our local area and beyond! Feel free to inquire about how you can join us.
Youth Leadership at its best! The Interact Club of London met to celebrate their successful Supplies for Success Drive in August and to finalize their fall plans. This fall they will volunteer with the London Foodbank and at the ChildCan Pajama Walk, as well as do a clean up of their adopted park, Ballymote Trail.
Hardy Hyde Park Rotarians and 8 Interactors and Rotaractors braved the weather to spread holiday cheer at the Hyde Park Santa Claus Parade on November 23. A special thanks to Marissa Cutts from Anchem Sales for supplying the trailer, which was beautifully decorated by Steve, Ken, Toni, Marissa, John, and our little helper Quinn. Thank you to everyone who made this event a success!
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