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Welcome to the Rotary Club of Charlottetown. Rotary is an international service organization - we are 1.2 million members who come together to create positive, lasting change in our communities and around the world. An example is the 1985 launch of our PolioPlus program; the first initiative to tackle global Polio eradication. Since that time and with the help of our partners like the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation, we have helped reduce polio cases by 99.9% worldwide.
The Rotary Club of Charlottetown, founded on October 1, 1917, was the 8th Rotary Club chartered in Canada. We are proud of the local projects we have supported including over 60 years of improving the lives of children and people with challenges under our Easter Seals PEI program, being a major donor to Camp Gencheff, participation in the joint Rotary Soup Kitchen project, as well as the Rotary International Youth Exchange Program.
We are the home of Rotary Radio Bingo, airing every Tuesday from 7-8 PM on CFCY 95.1 FM. With the success of this fundraiser, we've been able to support projects across the Island. To help combat the COVID-19 pandemic, we donated over $100,000 dollars to support Islanders. This included creating over 200 food baskets to help Islanders struggling with food insecurity as well as donations to local organizations.
For more information about Rotary locally, regionally, and around the world, please explore our website and feel free to contact any of the Rotarians featured here.
Proudly serving the community as a Rotarian,
Chelsey Rogerson, President, 2021-2022
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This project is led by a number of globally-minded people on Prince Edward Island and farmers in Kenya. Presently approximately 70 Mwende
women cook over open fires in enclosed kitchens quite often with their babies on their backs. The properly vented wood-stoves help prevent respiratory disease for both the women and their babies and youth. The project provided funds to purchase over 40 cook stoves totaling over $10,000.00 for Kenyan women.
Service Above Self
Charlottetown, PE C1A 1W5
Canada