SUDBURY SUNRISERS

Are you an established professional who wants to make positive changes in your community and the world? Our club members are dedicated people who share a passion for community service and friendship. Becoming a Rotarian connects you with a diverse group who share your drive to give back.

At last week’s meeting Mick passed the torch to President Barb Roy. Barb, a retired nurse and genealogy enthusiast, has been heavily involved in refugee support and Rotary, serving as Chair of Mission 31 and President Elect. Our new President emphasized continuity with previous engagement initiatives and visibility in the community. A new schedule system for job assignments will be introduced to ensure fairness. Some key roles on the executive this year include Tim as President elect, Carla as Treasurer, Maureen for Youth Services, Gerry for International Projects, Amanda for community service, Louise for club service, and Kim for media. Upcoming events include a wheelchair basketball league, a scavenger hunt at Rotary Park and our major fundraiser Vive le Vin.  Monthly themes will focus on areas like maternal and child health and environmental initiatives. The goal is to increase community engagement and participation as well as visibility of our Rotary Club’s impact in the community. 

 

 


At our last meeting Dario Zulich shared his passion and vision to help grow and better the City of Greater Sudbury. CEO of TESC Contracting, owner of the Sudbury Wolves, Sudbury Spartans and the Sudbury Five and more recently of the Sudbury Water Tower, Dario described how he joined the board of the Downtown Business Improvement Area Association to help revitalize the downtown and is supporting the Mayor’s efforts and actions thus far in moving forward towards that goal. He encouraged Sunrisers to support city council in their efforts to clean up the downtown and to get out and vote in the upcoming provincial elections.

We meet Thursdays at 7:15am at the Radisson Hotel,   85 St. Anne Road, Sudbury. Guests and new members are most welcome!

Upcoming Speakers
Shannon Kenrick-Rochon
Jul 17, 2025
Antarctica Trek
William Rowson
Jul 24, 2025
Sudbury Symphony
The BEST way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.
 
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