Following our successful Poinsettia Fundraiser pickup, we were thankful to enjoy a Christmas luncheon at the Riverside Palace. We are so grateful to be able to celebrate with our Rotary family. Happy Holidays to all! 
Welcome DG Lorne Calder and ADG Dean Hsieh!
Richmond Food Bank and Victor Ghirra Toy Drive
When Bob Smith of the Volunteer Driver Cancer Society spoke to our Richmond Sunrise Rotary Club, Peter Levelton recognized yet another way to give back to his community. 
It's the month of October (Walktober)!
We are recording our walking/running/cycling and exercising. We meet every Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m. at Garry Point!Beautiful poinsettias for sale to support Richmond Sunrise Rotary local and international projects. To purchase, simply go to https://rotary-club-of-richmond-sunrise.myshopify.com/ to make your selection and payment. Orders taken until November 15th. Pickup on November 28th at the Riverside Grand Ballroom on Burdette in Richmond. See below for more information. 
Ron has many fruit trees in his gorgeous backyard and his fellow rotarians came by Saturday morning to help him with the picking!
On September 30th, we wore our orange shirts, symbolic of our commitment to honour the memory of every child taken from their home, to support education as the key for Canadians to walk the path of Reconciliation and to reflect on what this country can and should be. We are thankful for this new National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. 
As harvest season approaches, Rotarians find many ways to share. Thanks to Debbie and Bob who picked Ron's apples to donate to the Food Bank.
The Rotary Club of Richmond Sunrise participates in the Victor Ghirra Toy Drive every December, in loving memory of Victor Ghirra, a philanthropist and loving family man, who passed away in 2007.
This beautiful photo of Nagoya, Japan was taken by our Richmond Sunrise member, Dr. Danny Salcedo.
We are honoured to recognize Danny Salcedo with the Paul Harris Award 2021. Danny works tirelessly to give to our rotary community and to communities near and far. His generous donations, modelling and inspirational messages contribute tremendously to the success and well-being of our club. Thank you for all you do, Danny, and congratulations!
We are very happy to announce that Justin Jaffe is the Paul Harris Award External Recipient for 2021. Justin contributes constantly to the success of our rotary projects, and in particular to the recent Flower Basket fundraiser in May. Thank you and congratulations, Justin!
We are so honoured to congratulate Gordon Dalglish on being the recipient of the Dean Crain Humanitarian Award for 2021. Gordon has been a long-serving head of our International Projects and his work is a testament to his passion and thoughtfulness. Congratulations, Gordon!
Richmond Sunrise Rotary is pleased to support Pathways Clubhouse. Patricia Atkinson, President-elect, presents a cheque for $1300.00. 
Following our successful Poinsettia Fundraiser pickup, we were thankful to enjoy a Christmas luncheon at the Riverside Palace. We are so grateful to be able to celebrate with our Rotary family. Happy Holidays to all!
Welcome DG Lorne Calder and ADG Dean Hsieh!
Richmond Food Bank and Victor Ghirra Toy Drive
When Bob Smith of the Volunteer Driver Cancer Society spoke to our Richmond Sunrise Rotary Club, Peter Levelton recognized yet another way to give back to his community.
It's the month of October (Walktober)!
We are recording our walking/running/cycling and exercising. We meet every Sunday morning at 8:30 a.m. at Garry Point!Beautiful poinsettias for sale to support Richmond Sunrise Rotary local and international projects. To purchase, simply go to https://rotary-club-of-richmond-sunrise.myshopify.com/ to make your selection and payment. Orders taken until November 15th. Pickup on November 28th at the Riverside Grand Ballroom on Burdette in Richmond. See below for more information.
Ron has many fruit trees in his gorgeous backyard and his fellow rotarians came by Saturday morning to help him with the picking!
On September 30th, we wore our orange shirts, symbolic of our commitment to honour the memory of every child taken from their home, to support education as the key for Canadians to walk the path of Reconciliation and to reflect on what this country can and should be. We are thankful for this new National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.
As harvest season approaches, Rotarians find many ways to share. Thanks to Debbie and Bob who picked Ron's apples to donate to the Food Bank.
The Rotary Club of Richmond Sunrise participates in the Victor Ghirra Toy Drive every December, in loving memory of Victor Ghirra, a philanthropist and loving family man, who passed away in 2007.
This beautiful photo of Nagoya, Japan was taken by our Richmond Sunrise member, Dr. Danny Salcedo.
We are honoured to recognize Danny Salcedo with the Paul Harris Award 2021. Danny works tirelessly to give to our rotary community and to communities near and far. His generous donations, modelling and inspirational messages contribute tremendously to the success and well-being of our club. Thank you for all you do, Danny, and congratulations!
We are very happy to announce that Justin Jaffe is the Paul Harris Award External Recipient for 2021. Justin contributes constantly to the success of our rotary projects, and in particular to the recent Flower Basket fundraiser in May. Thank you and congratulations, Justin!
We are so honoured to congratulate Gordon Dalglish on being the recipient of the Dean Crain Humanitarian Award for 2021. Gordon has been a long-serving head of our International Projects and his work is a testament to his passion and thoughtfulness. Congratulations, Gordon!
Richmond Sunrise Rotary is pleased to support Pathways Clubhouse. Patricia Atkinson, President-elect, presents a cheque for $1300.00. Club Stories
Apples for the Richmond Food Bank:
As harvest season approaches, Rotarians find many ways to share. Thanks to Debbie and Bob who picked Ron's apples to donate to the Food Bank.
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