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🎀 Guest Speaker Highlight: Gary Thandi, founder of Moving Forward Family Services, shared his inspiring journey of creating a non-profit organization dedicated to providing accessible mental health support across BC and Canada. From his personal experiences to helping over 6,500 clients with services in 33 languages, Gary is bridging the gap for those in need. πŸ™Œ

πŸ’« Magic of Rotary Coin: A special shoutout to Terry Peel for embodying Rotarian values with quiet dedication. From working behind the scenes at events to contributing thoughtful insights to the community, your efforts are truly appreciated! πŸ‘



Congratulations to James Strachan, Michael Pearce, Darryl Walker, and Fred Wickens for their generous contributions to the Rotary Foundation! Special recognition to Fred Wickens for achieving a new milestone with a pin featuring three red stones.


πŸŽ‰ Congratulations to Astrid Maynes for receiving the Leaders of Tomorrow Award! Presented by Michele, Astrid received a Confidence Coaching gift certificate and attended with her proud parents. Wishing her continued success as she exemplifies Rotary’s core value of "Service Above Self." πŸ’™ Learn more about this inspiring program running from November 2024 to May 2025, recognizing Grade 12 students for leadership and volunteer excellence.


From Ghana to White Rock, Naa Sheka's journey is a testament to giving back and celebrating diversity. From building libraries in Ghana to empowering communities through fashion and philanthropy, she is a true force for positive change.


Shivani Gupta shared some of her very interesting life story as the club relocated to the Ocean Promenade Hotel to accomodate a rental at the field house. Pictured here with club president Anthony.
 
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We are currently meeting for lunch at the Rotary Field House in the South Surrey Athletic Park on Tuesdays at 12:00pm, we are also broadcasting on Zoom. Please contact us for the Zoom link, or if you would like to attend the in person lunch meeting.
 
Speaker List at Upcoming Tuesday noon Meetings:
 
January 21
Business Meeting 

January 28
Laurie Mc Farlane:
Stroke Recovery Association

February 4
Chinese New Year

February  11
Indra Bhan: 
Chamber of Commerce


February 18
Repair Cafe:
Gillian Roberts
 
February 25
Dianne Sawicki: 
Kent Street Seniors

March 4 
Alex House: 
Penny Bradley
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accepted at the Rotary Fieldhouse in the South Surrey Athletic Park
 
Donations of books in good condition are welcome. We cannot accept magazines, textbooks, encyclopedias, manuals, or damaged books. Thank you for your understanding.
 
Books can be donated 24/7 at the Blue Bin on the North side of the Rotary Fieldhouse, located at 2197 148 St, Surrey, south of the Surrey Eagles Hockey Arena.  Large donations can be dropped off Monday or Thursday mornings 9-11.  We can help you unload directly into the book warehouse and not fill up the bin.  If you need help picking up a large donation of books, we can help.  Contact us at rotaryclub.booksale@gmail.com for assistance.
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