Rotary Clubs of Bolton, Caledon and Shelburne collaborated to furnish the outside lobby patio at the Headwaters Hospital. This is a quiet place for patients, staff and visitors to gather their thoughts and get some fresh air. The Friendship Gardens is a volunteer project for everyone to enjoy the gardens as they change with the seasons.
Frank conducted the induction ceremony for Andrea Hardcastle. We know she will be an amazing Rotarian! A big welcome to our newest member.
Wow, what a great event. Over 200 runners all dressed in costume, 75 kids participated in the Scavenger Hunt, 3 school teams competed for bragging rights and $500 participation awards. Our sponsors came through BIG time and we so appreciate their contributions! Another heartfelt community event.
Ruth and Richard Hunt Park is on Kingsview Road near Humberview School. The park had no seating for parents and grandparents to rest while the kids played on the equipment. Bolton Rotary has now dedicated 2 benches to this park. Richard Hunt was previously awarded a Paul Harris Fellow by the club to recognize their community involvement and commitment.
Bolton Rotary supports the Escarpment Biosphere Conservancy boardwalk building activities at Simmons Nature Preserve in Caledon East. A small but mighty crew of staff and volunteers was able to install a beautiful 32' boardwalk on September 14th. This boardwalk not only gives hikers a safe and mud free passage but also protects some sensitive species in the vicinity. We will continue to phase in additional boardwalk sections in the spring.
but despite the AWFUL weather the team soldiered through and we had a successful golf tournament once again! The forecast just kept getting worse as the week went on but most of the diehard golfers and volunteers came out to play. Thanks to everyone for their fantastic support and to the sponsors who continue their generosity to our event. All proceeds from the day will go to local and international charities and groups that you can track on our website.
