Events

Join the Rotary Club of London for our standing volunteer date at the London Food Bank. This event takes place every third Monday (4th on months with a Monday holiday) of the month from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Volunteers perform general work in the London Food Bank warehouse, including making hampers, sorting donations, and other duties as needed to help support our community. 

If you're interested in joining, please email Dianne at dtwynstra@goodlifefitness.com to register. We look forward to seeing you there!

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Our club normally meets as follows on the second and fourth Mondays of the month (except when a holiday) with registration/lunch starting at 11:30am and the formal meeting at 12:00pm (noon).

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Our club normally meets as follows on the second and fourth Mondays of the month (except when a holiday) with registration/lunch starting at 11:30am and the formal meeting at 12:00pm (noon).

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Join the Rotary Club of London for our standing volunteer date at the London Food Bank. This event takes place every third Monday (4th on months with a Monday holiday) of the month from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Volunteers perform general work in the London Food Bank warehouse, including making hampers, sorting donations, and other duties as needed to help support our community. 

If you're interested in joining, please email Dianne at dtwynstra@goodlifefitness.com to register. We look forward to seeing you there!

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Our club normally meets as follows on the second and fourth Mondays of the month (except when a holiday) with registration/lunch starting at 11:30am and the formal meeting at 12:00pm (noon).

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Our club normally meets as follows on the second and fourth Mondays of the month (except when a holiday) with registration/lunch starting at 11:30am and the formal meeting at 12:00pm (noon).

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Join the Rotary Club of London for our standing volunteer date at the London Food Bank. This event takes place every third Monday (4th on months with a Monday holiday) of the month from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Volunteers perform general work in the London Food Bank warehouse, including making hampers, sorting donations, and other duties as needed to help support our community. 

If you're interested in joining, please email Dianne at dtwynstra@goodlifefitness.com to register. We look forward to seeing you there!

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Our club normally meets as follows on the second and fourth Mondays of the month (except when a holiday) with registration/lunch starting at 11:30am and the formal meeting at 12:00pm (noon).

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Our club normally meets as follows on the second and fourth Mondays of the month (except when a holiday) with registration/lunch starting at 11:30am and the formal meeting at 12:00pm (noon).

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Join the Rotary Club of London for our standing volunteer date at the London Food Bank. This event takes place every third Monday (4th on months with a Monday holiday) of the month from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Volunteers perform general work in the London Food Bank warehouse, including making hampers, sorting donations, and other duties as needed to help support our community. 

If you're interested in joining, please email Dianne at dtwynstra@goodlifefitness.com to register. We look forward to seeing you there!

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Our club normally meets as follows on the second and fourth Mondays of the month (except when a holiday) with registration/lunch starting at 11:30am and the formal meeting at 12:00pm (noon).

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Our club normally meets as follows on the second and fourth Mondays of the month (except when a holiday) with registration/lunch starting at 11:30am and the formal meeting at 12:00pm (noon).

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Join the Rotary Club of London for our standing volunteer date at the London Food Bank. This event takes place every third Monday (4th on months with a Monday holiday) of the month from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Volunteers perform general work in the London Food Bank warehouse, including making hampers, sorting donations, and other duties as needed to help support our community. 

If you're interested in joining, please email Dianne at dtwynstra@goodlifefitness.com to register. We look forward to seeing you there!

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Our club normally meets as follows on the second and fourth Mondays of the month (except when a holiday) with registration/lunch starting at 11:30am and the formal meeting at 12:00pm (noon).

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Our club normally meets as follows on the second and fourth Mondays of the month (except when a holiday) with registration/lunch starting at 11:30am and the formal meeting at 12:00pm (noon).

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Join the Rotary Club of London for our standing volunteer date at the London Food Bank. This event takes place every third Monday (4th on months with a Monday holiday) of the month from 6:30 to 8:00 p.m. Volunteers perform general work in the London Food Bank warehouse, including making hampers, sorting donations, and other duties as needed to help support our community. 

If you're interested in joining, please email Dianne at dtwynstra@goodlifefitness.com to register. We look forward to seeing you there!

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Our club normally meets as follows on the second and fourth Mondays of the month (except when a holiday) with registration/lunch starting at 11:30am and the formal meeting at 12:00pm (noon).

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.

 

Our club normally meets as follows on the second and fourth Mondays of the month (except when a holiday) with registration/lunch starting at 11:30am and the formal meeting at 12:00pm (noon).

Rotary Club of London has a designated volunteer time slot, Wednesdays from 3 to 5 pm, at the London Blood Donor Clinic. Our team of trained volunteers work in the hospitality area focusing on donor safety and experience.  Volunteers greet donors with a smile, engage in conversation and ensure they feel at ease throughout the donation process. The care and attention volunteers provide whether ensuring they have refreshments after a donation, or just being there to ensure they are doing well are often why donors return. As one of the last faces donors see before they leave the donor centre, they can play a critical role in helping donors feel they’ve made a meaningful impact that day.