Being part of Rotary is being part of a global community.With a network of over 35 000 clubs in 200 countries, Rotarians, together, continue to actively serve their local communities and beyond, in fighting diseases, supporting mothers and children, improving sanitation and promoting peace and education.
In our club, we are a tight knit team of volunteers, working hand in hand with the local community to raise funds, support charities and serve those most in need.
We hold our doors wide open to all those who are looking for a warm and congenial community and are interested in volunteering opportunities. Our weekly meeting is a great place to make new friends, meet old ones, share ideas and catch up on the local news.
Émile Gallant
June 2023 - The 20th Annual Harry MacLauchlan Memorial 'Great Day for Health' Golf Tournament raised over $60,000 for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Foundation, which raises the overall total to over $1 Million!
A winner for the tournament could not be declared because after two hours of play a thunder storm came in and put a stop to it.
Pictured L-R - Wade MacLauchlan and Brenda MacLauchlan (representing the MacLauchlan family), Mike Hennessey (RCCR Golf Committee Co-chair), John Gaudet (QEH Foundation Chair), and Jamie Currie (RCCR Golf Committee Co-chair).
May 2023 - Members of the Rotary Club of Charlottetown Royalty participated in the Roadside Cleanup.
May 2023 - At a May meeting we were delighted to have a visit from the 2023 Easter Seals Ambassadors, Meghan and Katelyn.
RCCR President Yolande Murphy with Meghan and Katelyn Rogers, the 2023 Easter Seals Ambassadors.
May 2023 - Each year the Rotary Club of Charlottetown Royalty presents awards for the best business plans developed by students in the Holland College Business Administration program.
The 1st place award went to students pictured above L-R Tanner Ogg, Mikayla Corney, Jennifer Gorveatt and Shannon Watson (missing from photo) for their business plan of a 'Cat Cafe' in Charlottetown. Cat cafes are popular in some Asian countries.
April, 2023 - The QEH Golf committee of the Rotary Club of Charlottetown Royalty toured the Endoscopy Dept. of the Q.E. Hospital recently.
The committee is standing around the Electrocautery machine, which is used to cauterize polyps to help prevent further advancement of cancer and reduce colon cancer rates.
This single piece of equipment costs $64,000. Funds raised from our Rotary golf tournament on June 16th, 2022 will be used to purchase a new unit similar to this one.
In the picture ( left to right) Gary Conohan, Ted VanLunen, Mike Hennessey, Brooke Brehaut, Jamie Currie, Myron MacKay
April 2023 - The Rotary Club of Charlottetown Royalty is the titled sponsor of the Creative Writing Awards for Young People. Seen here is Rotarian Bob Gray (right) presenting a cheque to the Executive Director of the PEI Writers' Guild, Shawn Hogan.
The Creative Writing Awards for Young People, an annual event of the PEI Writers' Guild, will take place in May, 2023.
April, 2023 - The Rotary Club of Charlottetown and the Rotary Club of Charlottetown Royalty jointly sponsored and and organized this year's Rotary Youth Parliament.
The Youth Parliament is an annual event (postponed during the Covid-19 years) that enables senior high school students to participate in a mock-parliament. They debate relavent, current topics which they, themselves, have developed.
March, 2023 - Some of the (several) club members who volunteered for the 2023 Canada Winter Games held in Prince Edward Island.
Nov. 2022 - The recipient of the 2022-23 Mentor Award is Rosemary Curley, a mentor to naturalists and biologists.
In the fall of each year, the Rotary Club of Charlottetown Royalty honours a member of the Island Community who through exemplary contributions and service to society fulfills the distinction of being a mentor to our club, its members and society as a whole.
June, 2022 - Over $100,000 was raised in the 19th annual Harry MacLauchlan Memorial 'Great Day Fore Health' golf tournament. The tournament, a Rotary Club of Charlottetown Royalty project and sponsored by Fair Isle Ford, raises funds for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital Foundation.
Members of the winning team this year, representing Kreative Acres, are from left Chris Linzel-Waddell, Chris McQuillan, Lucas Arsenault, and Thane Hansen.
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