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Service Above Self
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Rodd Charlottetown Hotel
Rodd Charlottetown Hotel
75 Kent Street
Charlottetown, PE C1A 1M9
Canada
Charlottetown, PE C1A 1M9
Canada
Rotary Radio Bingo is a media Bingo broadcast on CFCY the Island’s Country music station,
95.1FM, every Tuesday night from 7:00PM until 8:00PM. The Rotary Radio Bingo operates in
the CFCY listening area (island wide) and is operated by the Rotary Club of Charlottetown - click here for full rules.
95.1FM, every Tuesday night from 7:00PM until 8:00PM. The Rotary Radio Bingo operates in
the CFCY listening area (island wide) and is operated by the Rotary Club of Charlottetown - click here for full rules.
Bingo Cards are sold through a number of retail locations, please click here to see a complete list of distributors.
Welcome to the Rot
ary 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. The Club raises most of its funds that supports its programs and support for the community through the Tuesday evening Rotary Radio Bingo.
It has been said that Rotary is quiet men and women doing great things in quiet ways. I invite you to consider joining this incredible network of like-minded business men and women working together to improve the lives of the people in our communities. With you, we can accomplish so much more.
Many of our club meetings are televised on Eastlink Podium TV. We are very grateful for the opportunity to let the community know how much work we are doing in our community and the people who come to share their stories. We have our own radio show, Rotary Radio Bingo, on CFCY 95.1FM; as well as a large social media following. In addition, our Club has a distinguished history of entrepreneurship with 9 of our members inducted into the Junior Achievement PEI Business Hall of Fame.
The Rotary Club of Charlottetown meets weekly at the Rodd Charlottetown Hotel, 12:15 to 1:30 pm every Monday. We invite local, visiting Rotarians, as well as future Rotarians to our weekly meetings.
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,
Martin Ruben, President, 2019-20
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The Rotary Club of Charlottetown is celebrating it's anniversary with the Rodd Charlottetown on Thursday, October 3rd. Please see below for additional details. We welcome all current and former Rotarians and their spouses to attend. As well, non-Rotarians are also welcome. In attendance will be Premier Dennis King, Lt Governor Antoinette Perry, Charlottetown Mayor Philip Brown and Rotary District Governor Louisa Horne. Please contact Della Parker at the email below for additional details.
The Rotary Club of Charlottetown is pleased to announce the following donations during the 2019 fiscal year from proceeds of our Rotary Radio Bingo fundraiser. A special thank you to all Islanders who play and our sponsors who support Rotary Radio Bingo on Tuesday nights at 7:00PM CFCY.
$10,510 Abegweit Mi’kmaq Wellness Centre
$5,000 Alzheimer Society of PEI
$1,849 Bikes for Books
$3,150 Canadian Ski Patrol
$2,720 Charlottetown Rural High School Real Care Baby Program
$500 Colonel Gray Safe Grad
$4,600 Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards
$10,000 Family Service PEI
$3,000 Kid Sport (Sport PEI)
$2,700 PEI 55+ Games Society
$500 PEI Ground Search & Rescue
$12,000 PEI Literacy Alliance
$5,554 PEI Table Tennis Association
$3,854 Prince Street Home & School Association
$2,500 Seniors Active Living
$3,000 St. Jean’s School Breakfast Program
$2,250 The Adventure Group
$5,000 The Appin Road Summer Day Camp
$3,200 The REACH Foundation
$4,500 Upper Room Hospitality Ministry
$17,000 Western Region Sport & Recreation
$5,000 Wild Child Forest School
$108,387 Total
The Rotary Club of Charlottetown is pleased to announce the following donations during the 2019 fiscal year from our portion of the Rotary Easter Seals Campaign. Thank you to all Islanders and our sponsors who support this worthy cause.
$30,000 Camp Gencheff
$5,000 Learning disabilities
$2,200 PEI Citizen Advocacy Inc.
$8,000 PEI Council of People with Disabilities
$15,000 Queens County Residential Services
$7,055 Stars for Life Autism
$67,255 Total
The Rotary Club of Charlottetown is also pleased to announce the following International donations during the 2019 fiscal year.
$1,000 Loving the Least Ministries
$7,500 Mikindure Children of Hope
$5,400 Indigenous Kallari Farmers Cooperative
$6,675 Mobile Medical Diagnostic Unit Brazil
$3,400 Project to help offset infant mortality rate in Uganda
$6,000 5 Shelter Boxes to assist those effected by floods in Mozambique and Zimbabwe
$29,975 Total
The Rotary Literacy Foundation recently announced over $70,000 in funding to help improve literacy rates on PEI. They approved the following grants:
-$40,000 to the PEI Literacy Alliance’s Ready Set Learn program which offers free tutoring to elementary-aged children who struggle in school.
- $10,870 to the Charlottetown Boys’ and Girls’ Club to support their school readiness program.
- $5,000 to the Public Schools Branch for the Birchwood Intermediate High School’s Library so they can buy more books.
- $5,260 to Abegweit First Nations to promote in-school Science, Technology, Engineering, Architecture and Math workshops among Island students.
- $5,000 to the Town of Georgetown for a collaborative writing project at Kings Playhouse.
- $6,000 to the PEI Writers’ Guild for Reading Street, a community event focused on promoting literacy.
Learn more ➡️ https://rotaryliteracypei.ca/press-release/
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Our latest Rotarian of the Month is Angus Orford. Angus and his fellow committee members have ensured our Remembrance Day commemoration continues to be an esteemed tradition in our club. His dedication to creating a program that highlights specific areas of recognition makes each year a special event.
Angus is also one of two Rotarians representing our club on the Learning Centre project. His counsel on this item has been very helpful as we go through the process to find a place for Rotary in this worthy endeavour.
Thank you Angus, for all you do for the Rotary Club of Charlottetown.
We were pleased to donate $500 to 95.1 FM CFCY’s annual Christmas Miracle Campaign. This worthy fundraiser provides gifts to children in need during the holiday season.
