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Club President's Message
Club President's Message
Club President's Message
It gives me immense pleasure and pride to find myself leading our club in the year 2022-23, The rotary year of women empowerment; when Jennifer Jones Rotary International’s first female president is eager to advance Rotary’s narrative and DG Sandhya Maini is off to a fantastic start with her fantastic vision.
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Club Meetings
Club President's Message
Club President's Message
We meet :
Second Monday of the month on Zoom
from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm EST.
Fourth Monday of the month in-person at Cassie Campbell Community Center from 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm EST
If you are interested in joining, please send us an email or Send Us A Message!
Upcoming Meeting
Virtual Zoom Meeting
Date: May 23rd-2023. Time: 7.00 - 8:00 PM
Visit to Conrad Grebel University College
PDG Kathi Dick, District Chair, District 7080 Peace Committee, arranged a visit to Conrad Grebel University College – home of Peace and Conflict Studies (PACS) at the University of Waterloo. This program is the first of its kind in Canada and has been in operation for over 40 years.
Around 25 rotarians enjoyed a tour of the College and a complimentary lunch. Fred Martin, director of advancement of Conrad Grebel University College was our host. PACS department chair, Reina Neufeldt and some (MPACS) Master of Peace and Conflict Studies students were also the part,
This wasa great opportunity to visit this amazing institution, that is right here in our District, and to learn about the peace and conflict studies courses available.
This website gives some history on the previous Rotary Peace Scholarship program.
Bingo Volunteers ; Apr.4th
Thank you Fern and Mama Latigo for volunteering for a bingo session at Delta Bingo and Gaming during the month of April. This volunteering enables us to acquire funds to support our local charities. Thank you Delta Bingo and Gaming.
Club Social Dinner April 1st
Everyone was looking forward to coming together this year, to spend time with family, friends, and fellow rotarians, having to suspend this popular event during the pandemic. So it was decided to have a club social dinner on first of April. Club service chair Norm Latimer and our newest member Usha Sharma took the lead to arrange the event. Inviting guests and planning about menu, decorations, fun games, draws and prizes and above all keeping children entertained, kept every one active and busy besides the team leaders for quite some time.
Amongst the guests were the families and friend. Assistant DG Fionna Ferguson and Husband Rtn Graham were there to enjoy the evening.
We paid tributes to mother of Mama Latigo, who passed away in December Mama told us that her family is proud of the good life she lived and the good path she left for them.
We took this opportunity to felicitate a bright young student Harsh Patel, who helped to build our club website. In addition, we invited an ex Rotarian Renu Sodhi to become honorary member of RCBS.
It turned out to be a great dinner party: everyone enjoyed the food, fun and frolic.
April - Maternal and Child Health Month
An estimated 5.9 million children under the age of five die each year because of malnutrition, inadequate health care, and poor sanitation — all of which can be prevented.
Rotary makes high-quality health care available to vulnerable mothers and children so they can live longer and grow stronger. We expand access to quality care, so mothers and children everywhere can have the same opportunities for a healthy future.
Rotary provides education, immunizations, birth kits, and mobile health clinics. Women are taught how to prevent mother-to-infant HIV transmission, how to breast-feed, and how to protect themselves and their children from disease.
The role of vocational services in the Rotary world
Sunil and Usha had an opportunity to meet with Rotary International Immediate Past President Shekhar Mehta on February 13, 2023 during there visit to Calcutta, who also happened to be the keynote guest speaker in the District 7080’s Vocational Service Speaker Series Webinars.
This meeting provided a chance to discuss the role of vocational services in the Rotary world. There was a discourse on global collaboration and building vocational ties between Rotary clubs, districts, and various organizations at a global level.
The meeting can be looked at as an opportunity to create a relationship between Rotarians of Canada and India especially to share expertise through our networks or to participate in vocation-related Rotary friendship exchange programs.
Brampton Cluster Clubs respond to Earthquake in Turkey & Syria
Turkey and Syria were struck by a devastating earthquake on 6 February that has killed tens of thousands of people, destroyed thousands of homes and other structures, and left people across the region without shelter in bitterly cold winter weather. Rotary's project partner ShelterBox’s team is in Turkey, collaborating closely with Rotary district leaders to respond to provide people affected by the earthquake with tents and essential aid items they need.
All the Brampton The Brampton Cluster Clubs , DG Sandhya Maini DGE Brenda have created their Fundraiser pages in collaboration with Shelterbox.
Visit our Page at:
https://www.shelterboxcanada.org/campaign/rotary-2023/fundraiser/84/
District 7080 PETS 1-2023-24 Feb.4th
The purpose of Presidents-Elect Training Seminars (PETS) is to further develop leadership skills and enhance Rotary knowledge to help incoming presidents to prepare to have a successful year as club president in the upcoming rotary year. Incoming president of the club attended the seminar.
District 7080 Vocational Services Speaker Webinar Series.
Register for the D7080 Vocational Services Speaker Webinar Series - https://rotary7080.org/Stories/vocational-service-speaker-series
Our Bingo Heroes ; Jan.3rd
Thank you Taiwo, Arrilia, Sunil & Usha Sharma. for volunteering for a back to back session at Delta Bingo and Gaming during the month of January. This volunteering enables us to acquire funds to support our local charities. Thank you Delta Bingo and Gaming.
Club Assembly
The club assembly, an in person meeting at Cassie Campbell Community Center took place on November 28th 2022. The club members unanimously decided that President Kiran Duggal would continue for the next term.
The Winter Lights Festival in Downtown Brampton
Kick-off the holiday season with the Winter Lights Festival in Downtown Brampton was scheduled on Friday, November 18, 2022 from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
The annual tradition continues to light the way for Santa’s arrival. A 60-foot spruce tree, decorated with over 10,000 lights comes to life in Ken Whillans Square as Members of Council countdown.
This magnificent tree has a plaque at the base which reads;
THIS TREE WAS SELECTED IN 2001
BY THE ROTARY CLUB OF BRAMPTON SOUTH
AS A FOCAL POINT FOR THE
ANNUAL CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY
FOR THE RESIDENTS OF THE
CITY OF BRAMPTON TO ENJOY
Image : Christmas tree with plaques in Ken Willians square
Bingo Volunteers: November 8th
The credit to volunteer for back to back bingo session at Delta Bingo and Gaming during the month of November goes to Mama Latigo, Kiran, Usha Sharma and Sunil. This volunteering enables us to acquire funds to support our local charities. Thank you Delta Bingo and Gaming.
Brampton Cluster: Polio Event : October 27th
End Polio Now
The world is 99.9% polio free, the fight to end polio is not over and Rotary Clubs world-wide continue to meet the challenge by raising funds to improve surveillance and provide vaccinations to all,
As a symbol of the pledge to eradicate polio world-wide, On October 27th 2022, The end polio now flag raising ceremony was organized by District 7080 Polio Chair Rtn. Badar Shamim, at the City Hall Brampton. The members of Rotary Club Brampton south in partnership with four other Rotary and a Rotaract club of Brampton Cluster were participants. In addition to Rotarians the event was attended by Member of Parliament for Brampton Centre, Shafqat Ali, Mayor Allan Thompson of Town of Caledon and City Councilors Rowena Santos and Dennis Keenan.
The Literacy Event: October 25th
To provide our club’s support to literacy program for Children and Mothers of Family Life Resource Center, We held an event on October 25th 2022.
The mothers and children were introduced to Rotary’s Four way test to implement in decision making, A small inspirational story with props was read and each one of us interacted with them for about 15 -20 minutes in small groups. The women and children were indeed receptive and happy for our interaction with them. We provided them with 100 books for all age groups. Food and drinks were arranged for all the thirty families there
One of our fellow Rotarian said the following day ”the impact of success is how much we have done to make someone feel better than yesterday, and that was achieved yesterday”
The Rotary Leadership Institute: October 15th
RLI designed to provide members and inspiring leaders with Rotary knowledge and allow them to develop their leadership potential, was held on October 15th. President Kiran Duggal attended the event and IPP Sunil Sharma hold a session on Vocational services.
Bingo Volunteers: October 11th
Thank you Mama Latigo and Usha Sharma for volunteering at Delta Bingo and Gaming during the month of October. This volunteering enables us to acquire funds to support our local charities. Thank you Delta Bingo and Gaming.
Brampton Cluster DG Visit - Monday, September 19
The Brampton cluster, comprising of one Rotaract and five Rotary Clubs, hosted the District Governor, Sandhya Maini, on Monday September 19 at 6:30pm at The Glen..
Meeting Address:
Cassie Campbell
Community Center
1050 Sandalwood Pkwy W
Brampton, ON, Canada
ON L7A 0K9
Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 52211
25 Peel Centre Drive
L6T 3R5
Brampton, ON, Canada