Club News
Local Community Services committee wraps up year
Local Community Services committee wraps up year
The chair of the Rotary Club of London’s Local Service Committee Don Stevens and his wife Loretta hosted the committee for a year end BBQ to plan for the coming year
and celebrate the contribution the club and Foundation made to London over the past 12 months. Don and President Lian Bardaweel hold a cheque representing total amount
contributed to the eight supported projects, They were joined by former and future committee members, incoming RCL executive as well as souses and significant others.
HOMES for HEROS get Rotary support
HOMES for HEROS get Rotary support
Shovels in the Ground, helped by a $5,000.00 cheque from ROTARY CLUB OF LONDON  Rotarians presented a cheque to Homes for Heroes marking major progress on the project to build 25 supportive, dignified homes for veterans behind Parkwood Hospital. Present: Brad Field (National Foundation Chairperson, Homes for Heroes), Don Stevens, Kim Shippey (VP Advancement, Homes for Heroes), Steve Knox and Henry Vergeer. and Rick Coates.
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Meetings / Speakers
Sarah Campbell, Executive Director, Ark Aid
Jun 22, 2026
Ark Aid Services in London
Glenn McFarlane
Jul 27, 2026
Glenn will talk about his 35-year career of working on the Canadarm and International Space Station
Dr. Oleska Drachewych, Asst. Prof, UWO History
Aug 10, 2026
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