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Decorum? Hmmm... How about heckles & hugs? Our meetings are "interactive".
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We meet Fridays at 6:45 AM
Hotel 540
540 Victoria Street
Kamloops, B.C. V2C 2B2
Canada
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| Posted by Melodie Grabner on May 03, 2013
<Rotarian of the Month is Wade Billey. Wade is recognized for all his efforts on our International Project in Cambodia. Wade has tirelessly worked on International projects for the last 4 years.
| | Posted by Sean McKenna on Mar 11, 2013
We are a 100 strong and we make things happen in Kamloops. What else can we do as a Club to assist Seniors? assist Youth? We have commitments such as the Food Drives, the PITStop Meals, Junior Achievement, and through individual members things like the Salvation Army Kettle and the BCLC Drive Home. We can do more. | | Posted by Kent Wong on Feb 26, 2013
Daybreak Charter president and past district governor, Dr Glenn Martin (with his wife of 63 years, Mary Martin) was presented with his Paul Harris Fellow +5 at his new home in Berwick on the Park in Kamloops, BC on February 26, 2013. In attendance to honour this wonderful man were several past presidents, the current president and a few members. Following a nice luncheon, several speeches were given. Dr Martin expressed a hope to be declared an Honorary Life Member one day to which it was announced that the existing Board has so decreed at their last meeting. Through Dr Martin's vision and with 33 charter members, his legacy continues 27 years later, stronger and more vibrant than ever with a membership of 95. | | Posted by Darren Wilkinson on Oct 14, 2011
Kamloops Daybreak Rotarians: Help inspire kids in our community with Junior Achievement!
Junior Achievement in British Columbia (JABC) is part of the world’s largest international organization dedicated to educating young people about business. They’ve been educating and inspiring students across BC since 1955. | | Posted by Melodie Grabner on Jul 12, 2012
Throughout the year we work very hard at fundraising through our events. All monies raised are used to support community projects and fund community programs.
We volunteer at PIT Stop 4 times a year.
We lead 2 Rotary Foodbank Drives (September and March) bringing over 100,000 lbs of food.
We volunteer at Junior Achievement
We volunteer at Adopt a Road
We volunteer to drive BCLC employees home at Christmas
We volunteer at Operation Red Nose
We volunteer at Salvation Army Christmas Cheer
We volunteer for Raise a Reader. | | Posted by Melodie Grabner on Jul 12, 2012
Organizations & Youth We Supported In 2011 - 2012
(Total $45,000)
· World Rivers Day · Cariboo Manor Seniors Residence (matching Grant) · Dallas Barnhartvale Church · Raise a Reader (Literacy)
· Sensational Survivors · Kay Bingham School · Kamloops 3560 Environment · Toys For Kids · Breakfast for Babies (We sponsor the meal at Hotel 540)
· RIH Foundation · TRU Foundation Scholarships · Foodbank Community Garden · YMCA/YWCA · Kamloops Timeraiser · RCMP D.A.R.E. · Big Brothers Big Sisters · Operation Red Nose · Boys & Girls Club Christmas Dinner (for the teens)
· Boys & Girls Club After School Program · Alzheimer's Society · PIT Stop (People In Transition) Community Meal at Kamloops United Church, we prepare and serve 4 meals a year including Christmas Dinner
· Movember (Prostate Cancer)
· Foodbank Christmas Hamper Chickens · Daffodil School Tangalle Sri Lanka (International (Service)
· Sahali Elementary Playground · Inbound, Outbound & Rebound Students (International Exchange Program)
· Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (Leadership Training for Youth)
· Student of the Month (School District #73 Community Leadership Awards) | | Posted by Kent Wong on Jun 25, 2012
Rotary Daybreak installed its new Executive and Board of Directors on June 20, 2012 at the Mountain Room at the CAC at TRU. #1: District Governor Doug Everett, #2: Past President Melodie Grabner, #3: President Jim Anderson, #4: Director Fred Legace, #5: Director Chris Wilson, #6: Secretary John Wieczorek, #7: Director Jim Reynolds, #8: Vice President Rob Phillips, #9: President-elect Debra Sloat, #10: Director Darren Wilkinson. Missing: Treasurer Willy Saari, Director Bill Andersen and Director Sean McKenna.
Installing the new Executive and Board was incoming District Governor Doug Everett of the Chase Club. A room-filling crowd cheered on the new Board in typical Daybreak fashion.
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| | Posted by Fred Legace on Dec 17, 2012
This is the team that makes sure the room is set up with all the important stuff to run our meetings. Once the meeting is over, they are the ones that put the stuff away again. Watch out, they are also looking for the most innovative way to fine you also, so be on your guard. These folks also look after guests and do the Happy Bucks. | | Posted by John McCurrach on May 09, 2013
- Those scheduled for the desk are asked to be there by 6:15 am to set up and remain following the meeting to close up the desk
- If there are any meetings during your turn at the desk, you will be expected to gather the attendance supplies and have them at the designated meeting place
- It is the responsibility of the scheduled member to find a replacement if they can not attend
- Please ensure to designate a “ greeter “ for each meeting!!!!
| | Posted by Terry-Lynn Stone on Jan 01, 2013
On our Webpage we have a NEW link to email the Club Secretary your Make-up information. Look on the left side under Club Links... report your visits to other clubs, attendance at work projects and events.. and keep both YOUR attendance up, and the Club's attendance record up as well! | | Posted by Sean McKenna on Nov 01, 2010
We use our website to communicate new Events and Announcements to the membership. You can reduce how many you receive by replying to the Events, or using your Password, you can login and select Attend/Decline. Either way will keep you from getting any more "Invitations" to that Event. The system knows who has responded and only Invites those who we have no response from. If you need a new password, just ask! (reply) The Events tool allows us to ensure we have enough volunteers or attendees when we commit to help somewhere, or plan a get together. Thanks! |
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