





Month | 1st Prize - $250 Gift Certificate | 2nd Prize - $100 Gift Certificate | |
January | Jordan Rosner Certificate to the Walker House | Jeff Preston Certificate to Allan's Fireside Grill | |
February | Ruth White Certificate to Highview | Jim Wade Certificate to The Wismer House | |
March | John Deebles Certificate to Rosina's |
| |
April | Mary Halbert Certificate to the Elk and Finch Coffee Pub and Bistro | Bruce Waechter - Certificate to the Southampton Thai. | |
May | |||
June |


- January 17:
- Winterama 50/50 Draw at Winterhawks Game
- Winterama Raffle Begins: Win two tickets to a Toronto Maple Leafs game – 1st prize: Gold seats, 2nd prize: Purple seats.
- January 20-21:
- Winterama Launch Assemblies at all 8 participating schools.
Students will kick off their fundraising efforts with an engaging introduction to Winterama activities.
- Winterama Launch Assemblies at all 8 participating schools.
- February 1-28:
- Winterama Travel to the North Pole: Students will track their progress as they collectively aim to walk, run, and skate their way to the North Pole, logging kilometers online throughout the month.
- February 17:
- Winterama Skate: A fun-filled skating event at the Plex in the morning and Shallow Lake in the afternoon. Activities include snacks and a puck toss challenge.
- March (date TBD):
- Winterama Awards Assemblies: Celebrating the achievements of the students, with dates expected to be scheduled after March Break.
- Northport
- Saugeen Central
- St. Joseph's
- SDSS (Grades 7+8)
- GC Huston
- Hepworth Central
- Amabel-Sauble
- Arran-Tara
- Buy a 50/50 ticket: On January 17, join the Winterhawks game and support Winterama by purchasing a 50/50 ticket. The proceeds will go toward funding the Winterama event and helping students.
- Support a School’s Fundraising Goals: Encourage friends and family to contribute to their school’s fundraising efforts. Every dollar raised helps students achieve their goals and enhances educational opportunities for all.
- Become a Winterama Sponsor: If your business or organization would like to contribute, the Rotary Clubs of Port Elgin, Southampton, and Tara are looking for sponsors to support the event and provide prizes and food for the celebration party. Sponsorship recognition will be prominently displayed at all events.
Rotary Winterama is a community-driven event that has been bringing together residents of Port Elgin, Southampton, Tara, and surrounding areas for over two decades. Organized by local Rotarians, the event celebrates the spirit of giving and community engagement, all while raising funds for local student projects and initiatives.






- Expand their vocabulary
- Improve reading comprehension
- Develop independent learning skills
- Boost confidence in language exploration









Family Funday
Join us at Jubilee Park from 11 am to 3 pm for the Rotary Family Fun Day!
Event highlights will include:
- Southampton Rotary's famous fresh-cut fries and popcorn from Noon till 2 pm.
- Children's entertainment
- Bouncy castles
- Box land
- Bubbles
- Interactive Games
- Bollywood Dancers
- Touch-a-Truck event with the Fire Department and more..!
- 25th Quiz Draw at 2 pm
Feel free to bring a picnic and your refillable water bottles. Picnic tables will be available but families are also welcome to bring their own lawn chairs and/or blankets to sit on.
Children must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult at all times.
*Note: In the event of rain, this event will be moved indoors, to the Southampton Coliseum. Organizers will decide whether to move the event indoors by 7:00 p.m. on Friday, August 9th.



- New side tables for the HCSS Day Away Program.
- A donation towards furnishing a consultation room at the Salvation Army Foodbank.
- A series of school scholarship awards
- A donation to Owen Sound Rotary Camp Presqu’ile.
- Refurnishing grant for the Aaron Roote Memorial Youth Centre
- Support to disaster relief agencies at Shelterbox and Aqua Box.
- Funding for Rotary Handup's humanitarian work in Guatemala.
Rotary-Sponsored STEM Workshops Engage Local Elementary Students
For the third consecutive year, the Rotary clubs of Southampton, Saugeen Shores and Port Elgin have sponsored STEM workshops in 5 local schools throughout the spring term. Through the “Scientists in School” program, children from Kindergarten to Grade 8 get to do a variety of hands-on science experiments and activities to learn about important concepts in their science curriculum. This year, the three local clubs each sponsored one workshop in our 5 local elementary schools. A total of 14 engaging workshops were undertaken. From learning about seeds and plants to constructing structures for different purposes, students enjoyed and learned a good deal from the hands-on instruction and materials provided by the program. Teacher Cheryl Barnard comments: “Thekids had a blast! They were engaged the whole time and loved the added challenge at the end of the program which they could work on here at school, or at home.” Teacher Victoria Ruby comments: “The invertebrates unit was very hands-on and engaging. The students loved working with the clay provided.” Grade 1 student Lily says “Scientists in Schoo l is useful to help kids minds grow and learn new things,” while a classmate adds, "“You get to learn about being a scientist by making and testing things.” And Grade 1-2 student, Cohen, says “I liked learning about different insects. It was awesome!” Media Release June 18th 2024. Contact Dave Bertrand for further information,

Japanese Exchange Student Rei Kaneda Talks to ProbusRotary Youth Exchange student Rei Kaneda has been in Canada since August and is proving to be an excellent ambassador for her home country of Japan. She talked to Probus on May 7th, telling the club about her life in Japan and some of her experiences and learnings throughout her exchange year. Rei is hosted by the Southampton Rotary Club, but the local program is supported by all three local Rotary clubs.Rei’s current host mom is president-elect for Port Elgin Rotary, Katie Rice, who was an exchange student to Brazil herself as a teen.Rei’s Youth Exchange Officer, Dave Bertrand, also talked about the Rotary Youth Exchange program in general after Rei’s presentation. Dave was a youth exchange student to Australia in 1980-81. In his talk, he mentioned that Southampton Rotary is still looking for two host families for next year’s German exchange student, Lena Storath.If interested in hosting Lena in the Fall or in the Winter, please contact Dave at portelgindave@gmail.com. The relationships one forges as a host family last a lifetime.You can aslo check out our Awards and Scholarship Page. CLICK HERE



Mon. Jan. 22
9:15 - Sauble
10:15 - Hepworth
11:45 - Tara
12:45 - SDSS
2:15 - St. Joseph’s
Tues. Jan 23
9:15 - G.C. Huston
12:45 - Northport
2:15 – PESCS
This year, students and teachers at each school will be skating, skiing, sledding, snowshoeing, walking, running and doing other movement activities to collectively propel their school across Canada. Each school will leave St. John’s Newfoundland on February 1st and will try to get to Vancouver before February 29th, following Terry Fox’s and Steve Fonyo’s route. Students will be asking parents, relatives and friends to sponsor them on their individual Winterama challenge, and all donations collected by the students will go to special projects in their schools and school nutrition programs. Improved prizes will be awarded by Rotary for top pledge earners across the 8 Winterama schools and within each school. Rotary will also award fun prizes for all students achieving 25 kms, 50 kms and 75 kms, and a top class prize in each school as well. Nuclear Promise X has designed a slick website where students track their personal kms and compare how they, their class and their school are doing in the race across Canada. The website will keep students and teachers updated on what province and city they are in as they travel across our huge nation. Please consider offering a financial pledge to a keen student this February, as they try to achieve a personal fitness goal and provide "service above self" to their schools, to make their schools a better place. Businesses can also consider making donations to Rotary Winterama to help offset costs for the program and to support Rotary youth programs in our area. The 3 Rotary clubs involved thank our very generous businesses that have offered support this year so far, and in years past, as Winterama and many other Rotary youth programs would not exist without their steadfast generosity and community mindedness.
For more information on how the 2024 Rotary Winterama program works, go to the promotional/instructional video at https://youtu.be/_
To record your distances: https://www.npxinnovation.ca/
Here are a few pics from Northport.







Month | 1st Prize - $250 Gift Certificate | 2nd Prize - $100 Gift Certificate | |
January | Jordan Rosner Certificate to the Walker House | Jeff Preston Certificate to Allan's Fireside Grill | |
February | Ruth White Certificate to Highview | Jim Wade Certificate to The Wismer House | |
March | John Deebles Certificate to Rosina's |
| |
April | Mary Halbert Certificate to the Elk and Finch Coffee Pub and Bistro | Bruce Waechter - Certificate to the Southampton Thai. | |
May | |||
June |


- January 17:
- Winterama 50/50 Draw at Winterhawks Game
- Winterama Raffle Begins: Win two tickets to a Toronto Maple Leafs game – 1st prize: Gold seats, 2nd prize: Purple seats.
- January 20-21:
- Winterama Launch Assemblies at all 8 participating schools.
Students will kick off their fundraising efforts with an engaging introduction to Winterama activities.
- Winterama Launch Assemblies at all 8 participating schools.
- February 1-28:
- Winterama Travel to the North Pole: Students will track their progress as they collectively aim to walk, run, and skate their way to the North Pole, logging kilometers online throughout the month.
- February 17:
- Winterama Skate: A fun-filled skating event at the Plex in the morning and Shallow Lake in the afternoon. Activities include snacks and a puck toss challenge.
- March (date TBD):
- Winterama Awards Assemblies: Celebrating the achievements of the students, with dates expected to be scheduled after March Break.
- Northport
- Saugeen Central
- St. Joseph's
- SDSS (Grades 7+8)
- GC Huston
- Hepworth Central
- Amabel-Sauble
- Arran-Tara
- Buy a 50/50 ticket: On January 17, join the Winterhawks game and support Winterama by purchasing a 50/50 ticket. The proceeds will go toward funding the Winterama event and helping students.
- Support a School’s Fundraising Goals: Encourage friends and family to contribute to their school’s fundraising efforts. Every dollar raised helps students achieve their goals and enhances educational opportunities for all.
- Become a Winterama Sponsor: If your business or organization would like to contribute, the Rotary Clubs of Port Elgin, Southampton, and Tara are looking for sponsors to support the event and provide prizes and food for the celebration party. Sponsorship recognition will be prominently displayed at all events.
Rotary Winterama is a community-driven event that has been bringing together residents of Port Elgin, Southampton, Tara, and surrounding areas for over two decades. Organized by local Rotarians, the event celebrates the spirit of giving and community engagement, all while raising funds for local student projects and initiatives.






- Expand their vocabulary
- Improve reading comprehension
- Develop independent learning skills
- Boost confidence in language exploration









Family Funday
Join us at Jubilee Park from 11 am to 3 pm for the Rotary Family Fun Day!
Event highlights will include:
- Southampton Rotary's famous fresh-cut fries and popcorn from Noon till 2 pm.
- Children's entertainment
- Bouncy castles
- Box land
- Bubbles
- Interactive Games
- Bollywood Dancers
- Touch-a-Truck event with the Fire Department and more..!
- 25th Quiz Draw at 2 pm
Feel free to bring a picnic and your refillable water bottles. Picnic tables will be available but families are also welcome to bring their own lawn chairs and/or blankets to sit on.
Children must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult at all times.
*Note: In the event of rain, this event will be moved indoors, to the Southampton Coliseum. Organizers will decide whether to move the event indoors by 7:00 p.m. on Friday, August 9th.



- New side tables for the HCSS Day Away Program.
- A donation towards furnishing a consultation room at the Salvation Army Foodbank.
- A series of school scholarship awards
- A donation to Owen Sound Rotary Camp Presqu’ile.
- Refurnishing grant for the Aaron Roote Memorial Youth Centre
- Support to disaster relief agencies at Shelterbox and Aqua Box.
- Funding for Rotary Handup's humanitarian work in Guatemala.
Rotary-Sponsored STEM Workshops Engage Local Elementary Students
For the third consecutive year, the Rotary clubs of Southampton, Saugeen Shores and Port Elgin have sponsored STEM workshops in 5 local schools throughout the spring term. Through the “Scientists in School” program, children from Kindergarten to Grade 8 get to do a variety of hands-on science experiments and activities to learn about important concepts in their science curriculum. This year, the three local clubs each sponsored one workshop in our 5 local elementary schools. A total of 14 engaging workshops were undertaken. From learning about seeds and plants to constructing structures for different purposes, students enjoyed and learned a good deal from the hands-on instruction and materials provided by the program. Teacher Cheryl Barnard comments: “Thekids had a blast! They were engaged the whole time and loved the added challenge at the end of the program which they could work on here at school, or at home.” Teacher Victoria Ruby comments: “The invertebrates unit was very hands-on and engaging. The students loved working with the clay provided.” Grade 1 student Lily says “Scientists in Schoo l is useful to help kids minds grow and learn new things,” while a classmate adds, "“You get to learn about being a scientist by making and testing things.” And Grade 1-2 student, Cohen, says “I liked learning about different insects. It was awesome!” Media Release June 18th 2024. Contact Dave Bertrand for further information,

Japanese Exchange Student Rei Kaneda Talks to ProbusRotary Youth Exchange student Rei Kaneda has been in Canada since August and is proving to be an excellent ambassador for her home country of Japan. She talked to Probus on May 7th, telling the club about her life in Japan and some of her experiences and learnings throughout her exchange year. Rei is hosted by the Southampton Rotary Club, but the local program is supported by all three local Rotary clubs.Rei’s current host mom is president-elect for Port Elgin Rotary, Katie Rice, who was an exchange student to Brazil herself as a teen.Rei’s Youth Exchange Officer, Dave Bertrand, also talked about the Rotary Youth Exchange program in general after Rei’s presentation. Dave was a youth exchange student to Australia in 1980-81. In his talk, he mentioned that Southampton Rotary is still looking for two host families for next year’s German exchange student, Lena Storath.If interested in hosting Lena in the Fall or in the Winter, please contact Dave at portelgindave@gmail.com. The relationships one forges as a host family last a lifetime.You can aslo check out our Awards and Scholarship Page. CLICK HERE



Mon. Jan. 22
9:15 - Sauble
10:15 - Hepworth
11:45 - Tara
12:45 - SDSS
2:15 - St. Joseph’s
Tues. Jan 23
9:15 - G.C. Huston
12:45 - Northport
2:15 – PESCS
This year, students and teachers at each school will be skating, skiing, sledding, snowshoeing, walking, running and doing other movement activities to collectively propel their school across Canada. Each school will leave St. John’s Newfoundland on February 1st and will try to get to Vancouver before February 29th, following Terry Fox’s and Steve Fonyo’s route. Students will be asking parents, relatives and friends to sponsor them on their individual Winterama challenge, and all donations collected by the students will go to special projects in their schools and school nutrition programs. Improved prizes will be awarded by Rotary for top pledge earners across the 8 Winterama schools and within each school. Rotary will also award fun prizes for all students achieving 25 kms, 50 kms and 75 kms, and a top class prize in each school as well. Nuclear Promise X has designed a slick website where students track their personal kms and compare how they, their class and their school are doing in the race across Canada. The website will keep students and teachers updated on what province and city they are in as they travel across our huge nation. Please consider offering a financial pledge to a keen student this February, as they try to achieve a personal fitness goal and provide "service above self" to their schools, to make their schools a better place. Businesses can also consider making donations to Rotary Winterama to help offset costs for the program and to support Rotary youth programs in our area. The 3 Rotary clubs involved thank our very generous businesses that have offered support this year so far, and in years past, as Winterama and many other Rotary youth programs would not exist without their steadfast generosity and community mindedness.
For more information on how the 2024 Rotary Winterama program works, go to the promotional/instructional video at https://youtu.be/_
To record your distances: https://www.npxinnovation.ca/
Here are a few pics from Northport.










Month | 1st Prize - $250 Gift Certificate | 2nd Prize - $100 Gift Certificate | |
January | Jordan Rosner Certificate to the Walker House | Jeff Preston Certificate to Allan's Fireside Grill | |
February | Ruth White Certificate to Highview | Jim Wade Certificate to The Wismer House | |
March | John Deebles Certificate to Rosina's |
| |
April | Mary Halbert Certificate to the Elk and Finch Coffee Pub and Bistro | Bruce Waechter - Certificate to the Southampton Thai. | |
May | |||
June |


- January 17:
- Winterama 50/50 Draw at Winterhawks Game
- Winterama Raffle Begins: Win two tickets to a Toronto Maple Leafs game – 1st prize: Gold seats, 2nd prize: Purple seats.
- January 20-21:
- Winterama Launch Assemblies at all 8 participating schools.
Students will kick off their fundraising efforts with an engaging introduction to Winterama activities.
- Winterama Launch Assemblies at all 8 participating schools.
- February 1-28:
- Winterama Travel to the North Pole: Students will track their progress as they collectively aim to walk, run, and skate their way to the North Pole, logging kilometers online throughout the month.
- February 17:
- Winterama Skate: A fun-filled skating event at the Plex in the morning and Shallow Lake in the afternoon. Activities include snacks and a puck toss challenge.
- March (date TBD):
- Winterama Awards Assemblies: Celebrating the achievements of the students, with dates expected to be scheduled after March Break.
- Northport
- Saugeen Central
- St. Joseph's
- SDSS (Grades 7+8)
- GC Huston
- Hepworth Central
- Amabel-Sauble
- Arran-Tara
- Buy a 50/50 ticket: On January 17, join the Winterhawks game and support Winterama by purchasing a 50/50 ticket. The proceeds will go toward funding the Winterama event and helping students.
- Support a School’s Fundraising Goals: Encourage friends and family to contribute to their school’s fundraising efforts. Every dollar raised helps students achieve their goals and enhances educational opportunities for all.
- Become a Winterama Sponsor: If your business or organization would like to contribute, the Rotary Clubs of Port Elgin, Southampton, and Tara are looking for sponsors to support the event and provide prizes and food for the celebration party. Sponsorship recognition will be prominently displayed at all events.
Rotary Winterama is a community-driven event that has been bringing together residents of Port Elgin, Southampton, Tara, and surrounding areas for over two decades. Organized by local Rotarians, the event celebrates the spirit of giving and community engagement, all while raising funds for local student projects and initiatives.






- Expand their vocabulary
- Improve reading comprehension
- Develop independent learning skills
- Boost confidence in language exploration









Family Funday
Join us at Jubilee Park from 11 am to 3 pm for the Rotary Family Fun Day!
Event highlights will include:
- Southampton Rotary's famous fresh-cut fries and popcorn from Noon till 2 pm.
- Children's entertainment
- Bouncy castles
- Box land
- Bubbles
- Interactive Games
- Bollywood Dancers
- Touch-a-Truck event with the Fire Department and more..!
- 25th Quiz Draw at 2 pm
Feel free to bring a picnic and your refillable water bottles. Picnic tables will be available but families are also welcome to bring their own lawn chairs and/or blankets to sit on.
Children must be accompanied and supervised by a responsible adult at all times.
*Note: In the event of rain, this event will be moved indoors, to the Southampton Coliseum. Organizers will decide whether to move the event indoors by 7:00 p.m. on Friday, August 9th.



- New side tables for the HCSS Day Away Program.
- A donation towards furnishing a consultation room at the Salvation Army Foodbank.
- A series of school scholarship awards
- A donation to Owen Sound Rotary Camp Presqu’ile.
- Refurnishing grant for the Aaron Roote Memorial Youth Centre
- Support to disaster relief agencies at Shelterbox and Aqua Box.
- Funding for Rotary Handup's humanitarian work in Guatemala.
Rotary-Sponsored STEM Workshops Engage Local Elementary Students
For the third consecutive year, the Rotary clubs of Southampton, Saugeen Shores and Port Elgin have sponsored STEM workshops in 5 local schools throughout the spring term. Through the “Scientists in School” program, children from Kindergarten to Grade 8 get to do a variety of hands-on science experiments and activities to learn about important concepts in their science curriculum. This year, the three local clubs each sponsored one workshop in our 5 local elementary schools. A total of 14 engaging workshops were undertaken. From learning about seeds and plants to constructing structures for different purposes, students enjoyed and learned a good deal from the hands-on instruction and materials provided by the program. Teacher Cheryl Barnard comments: “Thekids had a blast! They were engaged the whole time and loved the added challenge at the end of the program which they could work on here at school, or at home.” Teacher Victoria Ruby comments: “The invertebrates unit was very hands-on and engaging. The students loved working with the clay provided.” Grade 1 student Lily says “Scientists in Schoo l is useful to help kids minds grow and learn new things,” while a classmate adds, "“You get to learn about being a scientist by making and testing things.” And Grade 1-2 student, Cohen, says “I liked learning about different insects. It was awesome!” Media Release June 18th 2024. Contact Dave Bertrand for further information,

Japanese Exchange Student Rei Kaneda Talks to ProbusRotary Youth Exchange student Rei Kaneda has been in Canada since August and is proving to be an excellent ambassador for her home country of Japan. She talked to Probus on May 7th, telling the club about her life in Japan and some of her experiences and learnings throughout her exchange year. Rei is hosted by the Southampton Rotary Club, but the local program is supported by all three local Rotary clubs.Rei’s current host mom is president-elect for Port Elgin Rotary, Katie Rice, who was an exchange student to Brazil herself as a teen.Rei’s Youth Exchange Officer, Dave Bertrand, also talked about the Rotary Youth Exchange program in general after Rei’s presentation. Dave was a youth exchange student to Australia in 1980-81. In his talk, he mentioned that Southampton Rotary is still looking for two host families for next year’s German exchange student, Lena Storath.If interested in hosting Lena in the Fall or in the Winter, please contact Dave at portelgindave@gmail.com. The relationships one forges as a host family last a lifetime.You can aslo check out our Awards and Scholarship Page. CLICK HERE



Mon. Jan. 22
9:15 - Sauble
10:15 - Hepworth
11:45 - Tara
12:45 - SDSS
2:15 - St. Joseph’s
Tues. Jan 23
9:15 - G.C. Huston
12:45 - Northport
2:15 – PESCS
This year, students and teachers at each school will be skating, skiing, sledding, snowshoeing, walking, running and doing other movement activities to collectively propel their school across Canada. Each school will leave St. John’s Newfoundland on February 1st and will try to get to Vancouver before February 29th, following Terry Fox’s and Steve Fonyo’s route. Students will be asking parents, relatives and friends to sponsor them on their individual Winterama challenge, and all donations collected by the students will go to special projects in their schools and school nutrition programs. Improved prizes will be awarded by Rotary for top pledge earners across the 8 Winterama schools and within each school. Rotary will also award fun prizes for all students achieving 25 kms, 50 kms and 75 kms, and a top class prize in each school as well. Nuclear Promise X has designed a slick website where students track their personal kms and compare how they, their class and their school are doing in the race across Canada. The website will keep students and teachers updated on what province and city they are in as they travel across our huge nation. Please consider offering a financial pledge to a keen student this February, as they try to achieve a personal fitness goal and provide "service above self" to their schools, to make their schools a better place. Businesses can also consider making donations to Rotary Winterama to help offset costs for the program and to support Rotary youth programs in our area. The 3 Rotary clubs involved thank our very generous businesses that have offered support this year so far, and in years past, as Winterama and many other Rotary youth programs would not exist without their steadfast generosity and community mindedness.
For more information on how the 2024 Rotary Winterama program works, go to the promotional/instructional video at https://youtu.be/_
To record your distances: https://www.npxinnovation.ca/
Here are a few pics from Northport.










Roma Rolfe, ( Southampton) won the $250 gift certificate to The Highview.
J. D. McMillan, (Southampton) won $100 gift certificate to The Wismer House.
(Pegasus Riding Association Nurturing Challenged Equestrians - Port Elgin)






Peace Pole...coming soon to Perkins Park..!
The idea came from the club's wish to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the United Nations in 2020 and recognize Rotary’s focus on peacebuilding and conflict prevention. Unfortunately, the installation has been delayed due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. This single pole will be one of over 250,000 that are located in almost every country of the world.
The pole will be inscribed: ‘May Peace Prevail on Earth’ in the 6 languages
of the United Nations and Ojibwa.
We look forward to you joining us at the Dedication Ceremony on ‘International Day of Peace" Wednesday, September 21, 2022, @ 2:00 pm, Perkins Park, Southampton, Ontario, Canada.




Second Prize - $100 gift certificate to the Outlaw Brew Co', Bill Bowden of Southampton,
Second Prize - $100 gift certificate to Allan's Fireside Grill, Jared Amy, of Southampton
Second Prize - $100 gift certificate for Little Black Dog catering is Dave Martin of Port Elgin.
Second Prize: Jim Stark (Southampton) $100 gift certificate to Southampton Thai Cuisine

Our SECOND community shredding event was a ripping success...!
77 vehicles dropped by and we processed 320 boxes of confidential and personal documents for recycling, and BTW we raised around $3000 towards the maintenance of Rotary Perkins Park and other Rotary community initiatives.
See you next year...date to be confirmed.
Quote: From Dave Lennon the event chair.
“We are delighted with the turnout on a wet and cold morning and we like to thank all our sponsors and patrons.
This event was designed to be a community service activity to raise environmental awareness during Earth Week and specifically:
- to provide an opportunity to recycle confidential documents and papers
- to provide education on the risk of identity theft
……and hopefully, raise some funds towards the maintenance of Rotary Perkins Park and other Rotary Projects.”

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