Events

Due to unforeseen circumstances, our scheduled guest speaker is unfortunately unable to join us this evening.

That said, we’re pleased to pivot to one of our very own! Will Loach has graciously stepped in and will be sharing his classification talk with us. This is a great opportunity to learn more about Will’s professional journey and the valuable perspective he brings to our club.

Thank you for your understanding and flexibility,  we’re looking forward to an engaging and meaningful discussion tonight. 

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As we approach Family Day, we want to take a moment to recognize the importance of slowing down and spending time with those who matter most.

Let’s Be Part of Something BIG!   Kids Against Hunger Meal Packing Day

Please register to reserve your spot.  This is your invitation to roll up your sleeves, have some fun, and make a real difference, together.

Led by Brighton and Trenton Presidents Joyce Cassin and Donna Tunstead, this hands-on Kids Against Hunger meal-packing event is a chance to experience Rotary at its very best: inclusive, energetic, and impactful.

Whether you’re a long-time Rotarian, a new member, a youth participant, or bringing along family, friends, or neighbours—everyone is welcome. No experience is needed, just a willingness to jump in and help pack hope, one meal at a time.

Why join us?
• Hands-on service with immediate impact
• A fun, high-energy team experience
• A great opportunity for youth to earn volunteer hours
• Fellowship, laughter, and a shared sense of purpose

So grab a friend, bring the kids, invite a neighbour, and register to be part of something truly meaningful. Spaces are limited, and we’d love to have you with us.

Let’s pack meals, make memories, and show what Rotary can do when we work together.   We can’t wait to serve alongside you!

Get ready to lace up those bowling shoes and join us for a night of fun, laughter, and great fellowship! 🎉🎳

We’re inviting all members to come on out for an evening of friendly competition, cheering each other on, and enjoying time together outside our regular meetings. Whether you’re a seasoned bowler or just there for the laughs and good company, this night is all about connection and camaraderie.  $18.00 Per Person pay at the door

Bring your enthusiasm, your best bowling spirit, and be ready for a strike—or at least a good time! This is a perfect opportunity to relax, catch up with fellow members, and strengthen the friendships that make our club so special.

We hope to see you there for a fantastic night of fellowship!

Please join us as we welcome, Chris Angelo, Chief Administrative Officer for the City of Quinte West.

Chris will share insights into current initiatives, priorities, and developments within the City, offering a valuable perspective on municipal leadership and the future of our community. This promises to be an engaging and informative presentation, with time for questions and discussion.

We would be delighted to have you attend

Dear Fellow Service Club Members,

You are invited to our Joint Community Service Luncheon

This luncheon brings together members from our local service clubs Lions, Kiwanis, Rotary, Probus, Shriners, and others—to connect, share ideas, and celebrate the meaningful impact volunteers have in our communities.

Date & Time:       Thursday, March 12^th, 2026  

   from 11:30 – 1:30pm

Location:             Pentelcostals of Quinte

  490 Dundas Str. West, Belleville

  Plenty of parking, no stairs, level entrance

Speaker:             Mr. Gem Munro,

Canadian educator, author, and co-founder of the

Amarok Society.

His work is a powerful reminder that lasting change begins at the community level—and that committed volunteers truly make a difference. Our communities are supported, strengthened, and uplifted by volunteers like you.

R.S.V.P.              613.243.1197  or info@drtracybray.ca

Tickets                 $25 per person

Catering by:        Summer Wind Catering Co. (Prince Edward County)

We hope you will join us for good food, great conversation, and inspiration—and feel very welcome among fellow community-minded leaders.

Come join us as we roll up our sleeves and dive in! Together we’ll be sorting food, stocking shelves, and putting together meal kits.  It’s hands-on teamwork that makes a real difference!

Be sure to fuel up with a bite beforehand, bring along a drink to keep you energized, and wear comfortable footwear since we’ll be on our feet and moving around.

We’re thrilled to share that, thanks to an excellent response from local Rotary Clubs, our Rotary Curling Day is officially happening! 🥌

Team Trenton Rotary is looking for four players, with our very own Bert Garret leading the team—so this is a great chance to jump in and be part of the action.

Mark your calendars for Friday, March 21, with play running from approximately 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The day will feature two enjoyable games, a lunch break, and some fun, low-pressure skill challenges like a draw-to-the-button contest and boccia-style curling, designed so everyone can participate—no experience required.

This event is all about Rotary fellowship, friendly competition, and having a great time, whether you’re a seasoned curler or just coming out for the laughs and camaraderie.

More details will follow as numbers are confirmed. In the meantime, your ideas, suggestions, and comments are always welcome—this is your event!

We hope you’ll join us for what promises to be a fantastic Rotary get-together.

Please join me in welcoming Trudy Brown from the Rotary Club of Wellington, who will be sharing an exciting opportunity coming our way. The Canada–Scotland Rotary Curling Tour is a cherished Rotary tradition that has brought Rotarians together through sport and fellowship since 1956—and there is now an opportunity for our area to take part.

Interested members are invited to learn more about becoming a “seed club,” which allows a local Rotarian to participate in this international exchange every four years. It’s a wonderful way to strengthen global Rotary connections while enjoying fellowship, travel, and curling.

If this opportunity sparks your interest, we’d love for you to join the conversation and explore how your club or members can be involved.

Please join us as we welcome Anna Chep, speaker and project chair with the Ukraine 3D-Printed Prosthetics Project, for an inspiring and informative presentation you won’t want to miss.

Anna is a member of the Rotary Club of Toronto Eglinton and has spent the past three years actively involved in Rotary-led humanitarian initiatives. She frequently speaks at Rotary Clubs across Ontario about the development and delivery of 3D-printed prosthetic devices for individuals in Ukraine, sharing how innovation, compassion, and Rotary partnerships are changing lives.

Her work connects with broader Canadian initiatives such as the Victoria Hand Project, Nia Technologies, university medical 3D-printing programs, and student-led global prosthetics efforts—showcasing how technology and service come together to make a powerful difference.

Members are encouraged to join us in person or via Zoom to learn more about this impactful project, ask questions, and explore how Rotarians can support and engage in this meaningful work.

Please join us for an engaging and informative talk with Emily Sanders from Three Oaks, as she shares insights into the important work being done in our community and the impact it has on those it serves.

This is a great opportunity for members to learn more about Three Oaks, hear firsthand about their work, and engage in meaningful discussion around community needs and service.

We encourage all members to attend and be part of the conversation.

Please join us for our Unofficial President’s Turnover, taking place six weeks ahead of our official date.

This informal gathering gives us the chance to symbolically pass the torch, and begin the transition to our incoming leadership in a relaxed and welcoming way.

While the official changeover will take place on July 6th, this is a wonderful opportunity to connect, celebrate continuity, and look ahead to the year to come.

We hope you’ll join us for fellowship, gratitude, and a sneak peek at what’s ahead for our club.

An Epic day of Service 2026 - Let's be part of something big

For Communities Worldwide

Organized by Rotary Clubs
Save the Date: May 16, 2026

Stirling Rotary will be celebrating our 30th Anniversary on June 6th and having a Community Party with:

                               - Free BBQ and drinks

                               - Free Ice Cream

                               - Children's area with games, balloon artist, face painting, etc

                               - Touch a Truck event - Fire, Ambulance, Paramedics, Tow Truck, Police

                               - Live Music

                               - Local Politicians invited - Federal, Provincial, Township and County 

                               - Local area Rotary Clubs invited

                               - Stirling Rotary 30 years of community service projects will be featured

Alan Kester

Stirling Rotary President

Please join us for a special Club BBQ as we come together to celebrate and thank our outgoing Club President, Donna Tunstead.

Donna’s dedication, leadership, and passion for Service Above Self have made a meaningful impact on our club and community. This BBQ is our opportunity to relax, enjoy good food and fellowship, and express our heartfelt appreciation for all she has given during her term as President.

We hope you’ll join us for an evening of gratitude, camaraderie, and celebration as we honour Donna and the incredible year she has led.

Please join us at our upcoming meeting as we proudly welcome and celebrate our new Club President, Brian Lavender.

This marks an exciting new chapter for our club, and we look forward to Brian’s leadership, vision, and continued commitment to Service Above Self.

We hope you’ll join us to show your support and kick off the year ahead together.