The Rotary Club of Sarnia is a volunteer service club in Sarnia-Lambton that raises funds and delivers community programs to support local charities, youth initiatives, and international relief projects. Members organize signature events such as the annual Rotary Mackinac Pancake Breakfast and a TV auction, run charitable campaigns like donations of defibrillators and support for food security programs, and partner with local groups including schools, Scouts, and colleges. The club emphasizes fellowship, ethical service guided by Rotary values, and welcomes prospective members to attend a meeting or contact them via the club email.
Last updated on Feb 7th, 2026
The Rotary Club of Sarnia is hosting the Mackinac Pancake Breakfast, a community morning where you can enjoy pancakes and sausages while watching sailboats prepare for the race. Meals are priced at Adult $10, Child $5, and Family $30, with gluten free options available by pre order via carolyn@manleys.com.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia reports that gluten free pancakes and sausages are available at the Pancake Breakfast, offering an inclusive option for diners with gluten restrictions. This brief notice highlights the specific gluten free menu items so attendees can plan for dietary needs.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia shared a mission update from Jack Christine, executive director of The Inn of the Good Shepherd, noting that 29% of children and 1 in 4 households in the area face food insecurity. The update outlines the Inn's services, including a food bank, Soup kitchen, Mobile Market, and summer snack packs for children.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia is offering advance tickets for the Rotary Mackinac Pancake Breakfast, available at DeGroots Nursery, Pathways, Manley's, Great Lakes Refill, or online at rotarysarnia.com. Buying ahead lets you skip the line, making attending easier and faster.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia purchased two defibrillators to support the Dave Mounsey Memorial Fund, with Rotarian Murray Quinton presenting the cheque on July 10, 2026. This update highlights a targeted community investment in lifesaving equipment backed by the local Rotary club.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia is hosting its famous annual Rotary Mackinac Pancake Breakfast at Point Edward Waterfront Park on July 18, from 07:00 to 11:00 AM. This community morning brings neighbors to the waterfront for pancakes and Rotary hospitality, running for a focused morning service window.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia and community partners have funded free weekend swimming at Cox Youth Centre Tecumseh Pool, with Past President Kurtis Lush presenting a cheque to the YMCA Jerry McCaw Family Centre. The effort opens pool access on weekends at no cost, expanding recreational opportunities for the local community.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia is promoting the 9th annual Sarnia Sting Charity Golf Tournament to benefit Pathways Health Centre for Children, with only 3 spots left. If you want to support children's health services through a community golf fundraiser, contact the Rotary Club of Sarnia or Pathways Health Centre for Children to reserve a spot.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia is selling advance Rotary Mackinac Pancake Breakfast tickets at DeGroots Nursery, Pathways, Manley's, Great Lakes Refill, and online at rotarysarnia.com. Buying ahead lets you skip the line and makes attending easier for supporters.
The Rotary Mackinac Pancake Breakfast returns on July 18, 2026, hosted by the Rotary Club of Sarnia. Buy advance tickets at DeGroots Nursery, Pathways, Manley's, Great Lakes Refill, or online at rotarysarnia.com to skip the line on the day.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia underscores a values based mission, describing its members as honest, fair, and ethical people who work to bring goodness to Sarnia, the nation, and the world. The post notes the club has been active in Sarnia for over 98 years, highlighting a deep local history of service.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia invites everyone to join and learn more about membership and volunteer opportunities. Email info@rotarysarnia.com to request details about meetings, projects, and how to get involved with the club.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia celebrated the success of the 20th Race to Erase on June 10, 2026, noting that the club served as one of the stops and praising funds raised for local charities. The brief report highlights community teamwork and Rotary support for local charitable causes.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia posted a birthday greeting on 2026-06-10 for their president, Kurtis Lush. It is a brief, warm recognition of his role and an invitation to connect with the club.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia thanked Bob Bailey, MPP for an informative provincial update and his visit to discuss local investments and community issues. The post recognizes the value of the conversation between the club and their provincial representative in Sarnia.
Myles Vanni of the Rotary Club of Sarnia received an Honorary Social Service Worker diploma at Lambton College convocation on June 9, 2026. College representative Rob Kardas praised Vanni for helping launch the Lion's Heart food bank and for long term student placement support, details reported by The Observer.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia honors member Myles Vanni with an Honorary Social Service Worker diploma at the Lambton College convocation, recognizing his work launching the Lion's Heart food bank and providing student placements. Club president Rob Kardas praised Vanni as a great partner to the college and a perfect fit for the honor.
Paul Harris founded Rotary in 1905, and the Rotary Club of Sarnia notes that the organization arrived in Sarnia in 1928. This brief historical note from the Rotary Club of Sarnia marks a long legacy of local service and community connection.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia publicly thanks Sarnia Firefighters C-Shift for providing yard cleanup services that support the club's Auction, published on 2026-06-07. The short note highlights the firefighters' dependable contribution and celebrates the partnership between first responders and a local service organization.
Dr. Katherine Albion of the Western Sarnia-Lambton Research Park presented to the Rotary Club of Sarnia about the park s focus on commercial offices, collaboration, strategic partners, and commercialization centre labs and pilot plants. The park is described as Canada s largest clean tech incubator and a research and development site for new businesses seeking pilot facilities and partner connections.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia thanked Antony Deakin for an informative presentation on Scouts and local youth opportunities, highlighting outdoor activities and the motto "leave no trace." The note recognizes local pathways for youth engagement and environmental stewardship within Scouts programming.
Dr. Bobby Mukkamala, President of the American Medical Association, spoke at the Rotary District 6330 conference hosted by the Rotary Club of Sarnia on June 1, 2026. His presentation examined when the physician becomes the patient, emphasized population health as the guiding priority, and applied the #4waytest to medical practice.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia invites you to sample a meeting, promising interesting guest speakers and a friendly group. Email info@rotarysarnia.com to arrange a visit and learn how you might get involved with the club.
Jamie Pole of the Rotary Club of Sarnia received a Lifetime Achievement District Service Award at the Rotary District 6330 conference on 2026-05-30, honored for growing Paul Harris program participation to 120 annual contributors. The announcement highlights Jamie's lifelong commitment to Rotary, noting his attendance at RYLA number 5 in grade 10, and includes a photo with PDG @SonjaGlass and District Governor Jeffrey Ferweda.
The Rotary Club of Sarnia shared a warm message on 2026-05-31 celebrating positive people doing purposeful work locally in District 6330 and around the world. The post conveys a welcoming, service minded spirit with an upbeat tagline and emojis that emphasize connection and optimism.
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