Regular meetings are held at noon at "Seasons in the Park" located in QE Park, unless otherwise listed.
Please register online or email the treasurer Blair Montgomery to confirm your attendance.
West 33rd Avenue (at Cambie), Vancouver, BC.
The Summer Barbeque and fundraiser was held on Friday Aug 20th, and Rotarian Ajit Thandi offered up his backyard space for the event. It was great night, lots of guests and new people attended. 
The Dave Hamilton Service Above Self Bursary will make it possible for students to reach for the stars and pursue their dreams after high school. This bursary will be available to any high school graduate of District 5040 and will be awarded to students who demonstrate:
The regular End of March Meeting which again will be virtual. Zoom Link to follow.
A simple basket of buns is something we take for granted on the lunch or dinner table, but there are many areas of the world where this is not true, and this simple basket of bread would be seen as a gift for families that are starving. A small amount of money like $2.50 also seems insignificant to us who are fortunate to live in Canada but again that $2.50 can do so much in starving communities, without the simple things is life like clean water, shelter and bread.
For this meeting we challenge the team to simply donate the value of the Buns they would have eaten at a real lunch. So for this month its an easy $2.50 donation that again will go to the Rotary Foundation.
"Your achievement and 4-star rating will enhance your organization’s fundraising and public relations efforts,” says Michael Thatcher, president and chief executive officer of Charity Navigator. "This exceptional designation sets the Foundation apart from its peers and demonstrates to the public its trustworthiness."
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