RCOS was at South Keys Loblaws Saturday helping with the Salvation Army Kettle campaign.
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Many members of the Rotary Club of Ottawa South and the Rotaract Club of Ottawa South met Monday night at KS on the Keys.
The Rotary Club of Ottawa South (RCOS) met at the Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation’s Maplesoft-GumDocs Cancer Survivorship Centre to hear about recent developments and the positive impact of the Centre.
The Rotary Club of Ottawa South continues to participate in the Dictionaries4Life program,with Charles H. Hulse P.S.
Rotary Club of Ottawa South provides backpacks filled with school supplies for local students.
After a job well done, President Joan Hunter presents Mother's Day Roses committee chair Melissa White with, what else, flowers!
Several members of Rotary Club of Ottawa South collect board games and dropped them off to Gabrielle Roy Public School.
The Rotary Club of Ottawa South volunteered for the Salvation Army Christmas Kettle program again this year.
Youth from the Banff Avenue Community House enjoy a day of martial arts seminars thanks to RCOS and John Therien.
RCOS provided backpacks and school supplies to help prepare 120 local youth for school.
The Ottawa Regional Cancer Foundation included the Rotary Club of Ottawa's annual golf tournament in their April newsletter: over 12 years and $580,000 of support! This year's tournament was on Monday June 7, 2018 at the Hunt & Golf Club
RCOS greeted shoppers at Loblaws South Keys to collect money for the Salvation Army Christmas Kettle campaign.
Rotaract Club of Ottawa South hosted a social evening on November 22, and a great time was had by all.
RCOS members Peter White and Dawn Cooper were on hand at the Banff Avenue Community House Cultural Festival to present bursaries to students.
Sponsored by RCOS, the Ottawa Rotaract Club, oriented to post-secondary students and young professionals, was officially chartered on March 23, 2011. It is still very active.
