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Our Motto:  Service Above Self

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1870 Danforth Avenue
Toronto, ON  M4C 1J4
Canada
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Toronto East Rotary Club Celebrates Extraordinary Service to the Community

The Toronto East Rotary Club (TERC) is dedicated to serving the community and has contributed to many projects here in Toronto East and internationally. 



 

TERC would also like to play a role in celebrating those individuals (Rotarians and non-Rotarians) who are also dedicated to serving community – here in Toronto East – through their extraordinary service. We are hoping that you know some of those individuals and would like to ask you to nominate them for a Paul Harris Award – a Rotary award that honours an individual who demonstrates significant support for the work of The Rotary Foundation or extraordinary service to the community. The award includes a pin and a certificate which will identify the recipient as a Paul Harris Fellow.  

The nominee should hold “service above self” as a guiding value.

Do you know someone whom you would like to nominate to receive a Paul Harris Award? 

Send your nomination to Karen Somerville. In your nomination, please include the following: 
    • your name and contact information; 
    • the name and contact information of the nominee;
    • does the nominee live or work in the Toronto East community or otherwise contribute to the Toronto East community; 
    • a description of the extraordinary service that the nominee has made to the Toronto East community; and, 
    • your relationship to the person.

Nominations should be submitted by April 30th. You will be advised by no later than May 9th if your nominee has been chosen to receive a Paul Harris Award.  

TERC will be holding an evening event (location to be finalized) on Thursday, May 30th to celebrate those nominated candidates who are chosen to receive a Paul Harris Award. 

We look forward to hearing from you. 
 
TERC 2019 Clothing Drive On behalf of Interval House

Interval House is Canada’s first centre for women survivors of intimate partner violence and their children.  Founded in 1973, they take a holistic approach to helping women and children leave abuse behind and start new lives, free of violence. This clothing drive will assist women trying to re-enter the workforce. Professional clothing will build confidence and self-esteem, assisting a woman to secure meaningful employment.

Donation Guidelines:  We accept women’s office appropriate, professional attire that is clean, ready-to-wear, new or gently used in all sizes.  For example, Modern Two-piece Suits, Blazers, Dress Pants, Skirts, Dresses, Dress Shirts, Blouses, Cardigans and Sweaters, Professional Coats and Jackets.

Bring your donations to any of our Thursday luncheons.  Your help is greatly appreciated!
 
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The War On AIDS Can Be Won!
Help make a difference.  Please join us today as we continue to help the people affected by HIV/AIDS.  Proceeds will fund international and local initiatives by participating Rotary Clubs and NGO's to win the war on HIV/AIDS through education, prevention, treatment, support for orphans, surviving guardians and people living with AIDS. In addition, communities stricken by HIV/AIDS will be assisted in overcoming shortages of drinking water, food, or shelter – essential for recovery and a sustainable future.  Click here for more information.

 

An Red Door Shelter Update
Kirsten Cooney of the Red Door came to visit us last Thursday and give us an update on what happening at the shelter.  Below, TERC President Karen Somerville (left) is shown presenting a gift of infant wear to Kirsten.
Helping Our Community
Toronto East Rotary Club members and friends make casseroles to aid the Good Sheppard shelter.
 
 
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Upcoming Speakers
Jenny Foster and Mark Fellion
Apr 18, 2019 12:30 PM
Egale Canada Human Rights Trust
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Apr 25, 2019 12:30 PM
Club Business
Marvin Prashad
May 02, 2019 12:30 PM
From Abuse And Poverty To Successful Business Owner
David Lockett
May 09, 2019
PACT (Participation, Acknowledgement, Commitment and Transformation) Urban Peace Program
Lindsay Oughtred
May 16, 2019
Kids Up Front
Lindsay Kretschmer
May 23, 2019 12:30 PM
Indigenous People In The Context of Toronto
No Luncheon
May 30, 2019 12:30 PM
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Club Executives & Directors
President
Karen Somerville
Secretary
Bill Dunk-Green
Treasurer
Jeff Harrison
Vice President
Marion Chan
Director
Hema Murdock
Director
Robert Payne
Director
Jim Hawtin
Director
John Ryall
Immediate Past President
Jim Anastasiadis
 

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