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As part of Rotary International, the Royal City Rotary Club brings that vision to life through service. We are committed to uniting people with purpose and integrity to strengthen and care for our communities—locally, regionally, and internationally.
We believe real change happens when we work together. Many hands make light work, and by joining forces, we lift burdens, amplify impact, and create lasting good. CLICK "Membership Enquiry" above to connect and find our more.
You are invited – Mark your Calendars !
Tuesday, July 14, 2026
Mayfair Lakes Golf & Country Club, Richmond
Join us for another unforgettable day of golf, connection, and community impact. Whether you’re golfing with friends, family, or colleagues, you’ll enjoy a fun-filled day with plenty of chances to win big — and give back.
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The 2026 Spring Fling Live Music Event was held on April 25 in support of PLANS (Physical Literacy Arts Nature Science), a free program for children aged 2–5 and their families, hosted by Purpose Society.
Community members came together for an evening of great music, dancing, silent auction bidding, and fun fundraising activities, including a Candy Raffle and more than 65 silent auction items. Since its beginning in 2005, Spring Fling has become a valued local tradition, raising an impressive $159,960 for local non-profit programs that support our community.
The New Westminster Police Victims Assistance Unit (VAU) vehicle.
Backpack Buddies (no child in BC to go hungry).
The Shurugwi District Zimbabwe 14 bed health clinic.
Monarch Place women and children shelter, Burnaby.
New Westminster Secondary School Hot Lunch Program.
The pictures featured in the 2026 Rotary magazine photo awards reflect the extraordinary ordinary
Through Rotary, police officer Joanne Serkeyn expanded her view of how to make a difference. In July, Serkeyn will become the governor of District 7090
Members of the Rotary Club of Custer, South Dakota, played a role in the construction of the Crazy Horse Monument and continue to support its federation
Program aims to improve living conditions and reduce waterborne disease by 25% in three local government areas in Haiti by 2030
Conservation burials, green cemeteries, and environmental convictions are reshaping how some people think about death
