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Welcome to our little corner of the Rotary World.

The Rotary Club of North Bay has been a fixture in the City of North Bay since 1923 and is proud of the role it has played and continues to play as a supporting pillar of the community.

Early in its history, the Rotary Club of North Bay took up the cause of helping children with specials needs and their families live better lives by raising money for healthcare and other supports. That tradition continues, as we focus on youth in our daily pursuits as Rotarians.

Over its long 97 years, The Rotary Club of North Bay has been a part of pretty much every major local milestone. We’ve helped build hospitals and continue to fund new and exciting health initiatives, we assisted to build aquatic centres, supported public events, developed a children’s camp and the list goes on.

But our scope is also global and through our association with Rotary International and the Rotary Foundation, our kind working arms embrace the world. Eradicating polio has been a major focus of Rotary for years, and we continue to inch towards a polio free world. With water, sanitation, literacy and public health high on our list of priorities.

To our community, thank you for supporting Rotary, and to my fellow Rotarians, thank you for being a part of the largest service organization in the world. Many hands make light work.

Jeff Rogerson

President 2020-2021

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THE GLP'S 2019-2020 GLOBAL GRANT IS APPROVED!

Posted on Jul 01, 2020

The Rotary Clubs of Guatemala Oeste and Sudbury are thrilled to announce that the Guatemala Literacy Project (GLP) Global Grant for the 2019-2020 Rotary year has been approved by The Rotary Foundation! Global Grant #1989785 is for a total amount of US $631,247. This project benefits so many people in Guatemala and we couldn't do it without you, so THANK YOU for joining us in this successful effort.

149 clubs, 19 districts, and a $106,256 match from the Government of Canada contributed to this Global Grant, which will provide the gift of literacy, education, and training to more than 7,600 children and teachers in rural Guatemala. That's incredible!