Eyewear Mission in Mexico

Habitat Build

Rotaract Canstruction for The Inn

Serving lunch at the INN

Mackinac Pancake Breakfast

Homelessness Community Forum

Bingo Funds July Donation

This month, The Rotary Club of Sarnia is supporting the Free Sunday Public Swim Program through the YMCA at Tecumseh Pool for 9 weeks with a donation of $3,150.00.

Thank you, Jackpot Time for making this possible.

Bingo Funds June Donation

Thank you to Jackpot City for allowing The Rotary Club of Sarnia members to volunteer for Bingos in order to earn funds for Community Projects.

For the month of June we are supporting a Women’s Personal Support Program through The Family Counselling Centre by making a donation of $2,500.

Pathways Action Grant

Another $7500.00 Rotary Action Grant goes to Pathways Health Centre for Children!

Pathways seeks to improve access to services where language presents a barrier. With increasing diversity in the Sarnia-Lambton community, we recognize the need to develop capacity, access reliable translation services, and produce materials to support the delivery of safe, quality care to those for whom English is not the primary language spoken in the home.

> Goals of the Project:

- Support real time language translation for appointments

- Support translation of resources, materials and signage

[ In the pic, Rotary Director Hani Dajani presents the big cheque to Alison Morrison and Marcy Draker of Pathways.]

Scouts Action Grant

Scouts Canada Camp Attawandaron recently benefitted from a Rotary Club of Sarnia Action Grant of $10,000 for their Beaver Building Renovation & Climbing Wall!

[ In the pic Rotary Director Hani Dajani presents a big cheque to Rob Tuer, Camp Attawandaron Co-Camp Chair.]

Community Living Sarnia Lambton Action Grant

Community Living Sarnia Lambton received $7,500

for Summer Youth Adventure Camp - This exciting program offers a camp that is accessible to any child between

the ages of 4 and 18 with a developmental, intellectual, or physical disability through July and

August.

Maike Luiken, inducted as CAE Fellow

Rotarian and member of the Rotary Club of Sarnia Maike Luiken is being inducted as a Canadian Academy of Engineering Fellow.

Luiken is an adjunct professor in the department of electrical and computer engineering. She is being recognized for her commitment to science and engineering, with technological solutions and education as enablers of long-term sustainability for the planet and people.

Previously, she was Dean of Technology and later Applied Research at Lambton College and President of IEEE Canada. Luiken has assumed leadership roles throughout her career and served on Boards of Directors. She has led 'new' initiatives, including the Bluewater Sustainability Initiative and the global IEEE Planet Positive 2030 Initiative.

The Canadian Academy of Engineering is the national institution through which individuals, who have made outstanding contributions to engineering in Canada, provide strategic advice on matters of critical importance to Canada and to Canadians.

North Lambton Community Health Centre