Wed Sep 18 Luncheon - Richmond Hospital Foundation Cheque Presentation
Join us to celebrate our $10,000 contribution to the Richmond Hospital Foundation to support the Acute Care Tower. Sharon Kennedy, Campaign Director and her colleague, Spencer Gall will be there to receive the cheque.
Spencer, his band and the quartets were busy rehearsing for the Rotary Pops concert this Sunday. We are so thankful Spencer is donating his time and resources towards our fundraising concert.
Join us and be entertained by this fantastic group of musicians, Spencer and His Dream Continues, check out their youtube channel and very talented double string quartets made up from members of the SFU Orchestra. Enjoy your favourite tunes from the 70's 80's and 90's in English, Chinese and Japanese.
Rotary believes the young generation is our leaders of tomorrow. Proceeds will help us to support the Rotary youth Initiatives....Rotaract, Interact, EarlyAct, Ryla, Rotary Adventures program, Youth exchanges. Contact Jacqueline or Dean Hsieh for tickets 604.751.7588 or email event@richmondrotary.com. You can also pay by credit card online, we will contact you for seat numbers and arrange to pick up tickets.
Rick Duff, from Rotary Club of Steveston paid us a visit on Wednesday meeting. He brought us a heartfelt request that we help the Bahamas's recently hit by Hurricane Dorian. Flooding has rendered the hospital unusable. There are dire water shortages. Many people have perished. The International Airport is devastated, hampering international aid.
The four Rotary Clubs in Richmond are joining forces for a walk to raise awareness and funds. It will be on Sat Sep 21 from 11:00 to 2:00 at Gary Point Park. Rotarians, friends, family and public at large are invited to participate to provide badly needed funds for supplies and assistance to the Bahamas.
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We were also joined today with guest Suzanna Xu, a local resident and businesswoman and Angelo Boholst from Rotary Hospice House. A delicious lunch provided by host Janice Froese at the Richmond Curling Club.
Some people are cautious about Friday the 13th, fearing bad luck will befall them. This Friday the 13th however, marked the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the Rotary Club of Richmond members were invited to the home of Harmon Bal for a wonderful pot-luck dinner. There was no bad luck befalling anyone on this night. We enjoyed Rotary friendship, met Harmon's family and shared some bonding together. The Rotary Club of Richmond, since 1962 has come together for social nights where better friendships can be made. Sorry to those who missed out on tonight's social. You missed great food and great company. So, when President Henry calls for the next social.....mark your calendars and join in the fun. It will be after work so all of you can attend and Harmon has offered his home anytime.
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