Rotary Burlington North is a passionate group of people with a strong sense of community service and fun. We collaborate with organizations and partners to lead hands-on projects locally and around the world to improve people’s lives.
Our fundraising activities include the annual Spring Into Action Run and the Rotary Online Auction. We also run the Rotary Burlington North Furniture Bank.
We meet in person on Friday mornings at at 7am. Please contact us if you'd like to attend a meeting and see what we're all about.
Here's a look at what we've been up to lately:
Thank you for supporting the first Rotary Spring Into Action Run this year. We hope to see you again next year!!!
We are thrilled to announce that Rotary Burlington North’s 2025 Spring Into Action Run will collaborate with Food4Kids Halton, an organization dedicated to combating food insecurity by providing packages of healthy food for elementary school students in our community.
By supporting the Spring Into Action Run, you are helping us raise much needed funds and awareness to help Food4Kids Halton and Rotary Burlington North Foundation in the work they do. See you at Bronte Creek Provincial Park on May 4, 2025!
Last meeting for our Rotary Club’s Community Service Committee for this Rotary year. Thanks to Rotarian Terry and his wife Laurie for hosting our meetings over this year. We had a great year of activities done! We appreciate all the time spent of everybody in this committee.
Rotary Clubs Team Up To Support Meals Of Hope. $80k+ Raised For Gore Park Community Outreach Cargo Van
In 2023 the Club Rotario Gualan, Zacapa, Guatemala, requested assistance to construct a desperately needed Pediatric Intensive care Unit at the Zacapa Regional Hospital in Guatemala. The Piche Family Foundation agreed to co-fund the construction cost. Over $100,000 was transferred through the RC Burlington North to Club Rotario Gualan to construct the Hospital Building Addition. As of March 2024, the building addition is complete and the interior work is now in progress. After the completion of the interior work, the RC Burlington North will lead a Rotary Global Grant Project to fund $100,000.US for the purchase of Special Pediatric Intensive Care Equipment.
