SAVE THE DATE! Our Rotary Club of Saskatoon is proud to announce this year's Holiday Craft Fair! With over 80 artisans and vendors setting the stage, this year's fair is excitedly shaping up to be an exciting and festive event!Thank You Jack Brodsky!
June 2025
On June 16 our club held its annual President's Dinner to honour outgoing club president, Jack Brodsky, and celebrate the completion of a very successful year!Welcome Chioma and Wilson!
April 2025
At our April 28 meeting, the Rotary Club of Saskatoon welcomed its two newest members - Chioma Okpechi and Wilson Okonkwo - to our Rotary Family!Working in-person with one of our local projects.
March 2025
On March 31, members of our club helped to prepare and serve lunch at the Friendship Inn. A warm and nutritious meal was provided to almost 500 people that afternoon. February 2025 Update
At the February 10th meeting of the Rotary Club of Saskatoon, a cheque for $4,800 was presented to Kendra Mazer from Hope Restored Saskatoon.Welcome Claire, Fred and Kelechi!
December 2024
As we bring 2024 to a close, our Rotary Club of Saskatoon warmly welcomes three new members to our Rotary family!Congratulations Jack Brodsky!
May 2024
Our President-Elect Jack Brodsky has been named Saskatoon Citizen of the Year for 2023!Our Club Recognized Twice!
May 2024
Our Rotary Club of Saskatoon was honored at the 2024 Rotary District 5550 Conference for its impactful contributions to both education and literacy!Our First Visit!
For our regular noon meeting on March 25th, our Rotary Club of Saskatoon members gathered at the newly completed 'Space on H' to celebrate and take our first look at our Centennial project.
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