We have just reached our goal matching $4,000 in our Water First Project! Thanks to everyone who has donated so far and keep it coming! Donations are still being accepted (they too will be matched) until Oct 1. We would love to exceed this goal and send more Indigenous youth to the water operator internship. President
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We have just reached our goal matching $4,000 in our Water First Project! Thanks to everyone who has donated so far and keep it coming! Donations are still being accepted (they too will be matched) until Oct 1. We would love to exceed this goal and send more Indigenous youth to the water operator internship. 
We are hoping to support a candidate for the Water First Training and Education internship. $4000 will go a long way toward their tuition! Click here to DONATE. All donations are matched for example $25, when matched, would become $100!
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We're excited to be offering our tournament again in the Fall - Thursday, September 30, 2021. Registration is OPEN at boltonrotarygolf.ca. Golfers pay $150. for cart, 18 holes on Woodington Legacy course, lunch, on-course games and prizes. Remember to add a $20 POWERPAK to your order so you are eligible for the on-course games. Registration is limited so don't delay!
Please consider sponsoring the day at any level you would consider... gold, silver, lunch, or hole sponsorship !
Rotarians, family and friends were helping with planting on hwy 50 and garden maintenance at the Peace Park on Glasgow Road on Saturday. We haven't been able to do the work through Covid but happy to have the community cleanup happen!
It was important for us to recognize and honor the front-line workers in our community. Plants went to local EMS, Fire, Police, nursing homes in the spirit of the Rotary motto 'Service Above Self'.
our donation helping Guides rebuild the eco-system.
The new pollinator garden project at the Albion Bolton Branch of the Caledon Public Library has taken flight. 
Eventually brimming with Black-eyed Susan, Wild Bergamot, Wild Columbine, Wild Strawberry, and more, along with its winged guests the garden will be a spectacular show. But it’s not all about the obvious beauty.
To quote Jode Roberts, Senior Projects Strategist with the David Suzuki Foundation, “Pollinators are a good indicator of the health of an ecosystem, but right now, they’re losing the fight against habitat loss and climate change.”
The helping hands to bring the beautiful CPL garden to life have been more plentiful than the colours of a butterfly’s wings.
Town of Caledon staff removed the sod. TRCA delivered over 200 native plants, 30 each of 7 different varieties, and loaned CPL an assortment of planting implements.
Janice Fisher, a Butterflyway Ranger, along with the Second Bolton Girl Guide Unit, got their hands dirty helping CPL staff with the planting. The Guides group also grew seedlings to complement the established plants from seeds donated by CPL’s own Seed Library and TRCA.
A generous donation from the former Bolton and District Horticultural Society allowed CPL to add to the adult and children’s gardening collection in the Library.
Soon a Butterflyway sign will adorn the garden and a rain barrel, currently being painted by the Guides, will be ready for CPL to apply a clear coat and hook up to the building’s downspout, providing water for the garden.
Humberview graduation plans for the Class of 2021 will be virtual. A student award/diploma pick-up and a virtual commencement stage 29th of June. The following students have earned these awards....Allison Kaschuk is the recipient of the Rotary- Werden Leavens AwardAndrew Brown is the recipient of the Rotary- Robert J Smith AwardJacob Klimczak is the recipient of the Rotary- Harold Egan Community Events Award
Saturday was so much fun distributing the egg painting kits to those who had pre-ordered! Hey, do you know the Easter Bunny's favourite dance?.....hip hop, of course! Members of the Bolton Community Crew, Crock-a-doodle and Rotary were there to wish everyone a Happy Easter! Since we weren't able to offer the community walk Along The Bunny Trail, this was a great opportunity to partner with others and help 400 kids have a special craft experience.
Melissa, Sarah, Rita, Andrew and Ross were on hand to present the cheque to Crock-a-Doodle and Bolton Business Crew in support of the Easter Egg decorating project for local children. 
The Bolton Rotary Peace Park is located on Glasgow Road. We recently replaced a few of the flags that needed a refresh. Represented here are Caledon, Ontario, Canada, United Nations and Rotary International. Can't wait for spring to spend more time in this tranquil setting.
INAUGURAL opening at the Los Limones School in Gualan Guatemala. This school for 200 students was dedicated to Hectorine Villanovich. Aldo was sad not to be able to attend due to flight restrictions but know the club will do us proud!
Murray did a 'bang-up' job of auctioning for our online version this year! 36 Rotarians and guests joined in the bidding to raise more than $3,000 toward local Covid relief. The auction went very smoothly with the help of Dave Paradi who has since created a free 'how to' course at Running a Charity auction on Zoom free mini-course | Think Outside The (teachable.com).
Proud to support Caledon Meals on Wheels in their benevolent program for seniors through the Covid crisis. Our $2,000. donation will be matched by Bolton Tim Hortons Restaurants are Matching our Meals in 2020. They will be matching donations dollar for dollar up to $7500 this holiday season from November 24th to December 15th.
We received a letter recognizing our support of this very worthwhile program. Rotary has partnered with ShelterBox Canada to provide relief in emergency shelter and tools to many families who have lost everything in a natural disaster. 
Thurs. Oct 1 we are hosting a mini-tournament at Woodington Lake Golf Course - shotgun at noon - box lunch - $150/pp 
It was so nice to see a good crowd at Sammut's home last evening! We were able to stay outside to keep the gathering safe. The weather co-operated BIG TIME as a huge black cloud passed right over us but no rain. A beautiful evening for a summer celebration. 
Ed Broeders donating 1000 masks to Dorothy Davis, Executive Director of Caledon/Dufferin Victim Service. 
Bolton Rotary and Garden Foods has provided$12,500 in grocery cards to be distributed to families very quickly, they will supplement non-perishable hampers that we continue to make available to low income families. The Exchange has well over 300 families that rely on our food support to maintain a healthy diet. Your kindness ensures fresh produce, eggs, milk, poultry and lots of other nutritious food is provided to many Caledon residents during these incredibly challenging days.
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Firoz Khan, President of Banas Stones in Bolton, donated 10,000 face masks to the Rotary Club of Bolton to distribute. On Friday, April 17, Ed Broeders, Ross Gray and Doug Prince, of the Rotary Club distributed those masks, and they were graciously and happily received.We started at the Vera Davis Centre, they received 2,000; next on to CCS where we dropped off a further 2,000; 2,000 more went to the King Home; and then cross country over to Bethel Hospice where we gave 1,000. Another of our members, Dave Sammut, is delivering 500 up to Matthews House in Alliston. We have also heard from local banks, food stores and pharmacies that they could all use whatever we can distribute.We are thankful to Firoz at Banas Stones for his donation and are happy to be supporting our front line workers during these unprecedented times
So much fun to watch these girls in action on Saturday when we presented them with a cheque for $6,000. to support this great organization. 
Delivering $2500 cheque to Matthews Hospice...Andrea, Doug, Brenda and Ross. Matthews House Residential Program provides quality, compassion and comfortable care for clients at end of life. Our care is provided without cost.
We are currently the largest residential hospice in the CHLIN and our 10 beds help fill the gap for hospice palliative care beds in our community.
The new Murray Stewart Trail through Bolton Camp was much appreciated by Haunted Hill runners and the community at large this fall ! Take a walk through the woods on the new fallen snow this Christmas and enjoy nature at it's best !
Bob and Sherrin presented images of theirrecent trip to India. This team of Rotarians visited many school sites and did a polio innoculation day. With only 7 current new cases,
and continued vigilance we can succeed with polio eradication in 2016. A truly awesome accomplishment spearheaded by Rotary.
