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On your next trip to the Whistler Public Library have a look at the Rotary posters in the foyer. For a limited time the posters describing some of our projects are being featured at the Library. 
The new 2018-2019 Board of Directors for Whistler Rotary Club are inducted on the sunny evening of June 19th at the monthly dinner meeting held at The Venue. Observers from the right are Isobel McLaurin and Barbie Walker. President Ken presides over the event where Bridget Daley, Margaret Pallot and Janice Lloyd vow to be loyal to their responsibilities as Board Members.
On June 8th at the Fairmount Chateau's "Fairmont Friday" in the Mallard Lounge, Rotary Club of Whistler President Ken Martin presented Isobel MacLaurin with an honorary membership to the Club.
How delighted we are that our own Ken was awarded Rotarian of the Year at the District Conference in Squamish on Saturday June 2nd. 
The Rotary Club of Whistler is excited to announce the creation of an Environmental Education Fund for the purpose of providing annual seed funding to local or international environmental sustainability education projects or scholarships. The fund has been created with a very generous donation of $20,000 from the Environmental Education Action Programs Society (EEAP) at our March 29th Alumni Night celebration.
On November 10th the Cenotaph project was completed. Our club is very proud to be involved with a citizens group that initiated the project. The project was funded by Veterans Affairs Canada, Community Foundation of Whistler, American Friends of Whistler and the Whistler Blackcomb Foundation. We also salute 2015 Citizen of the Year Anne Townley who was the catalyst in getting the project going.. Additional information about the project may be found on the Whistler Olympic Plaza page. Scroll Down, way down, to see the information about the Cenotaph. 
On November 4 Shelterbox Canada held a fundraising dinner at the Hollyburn Country Club in West Vancouver. During the dinner there was a celebration of Shelterbox Heroes. A ShelterBox Canada Hero is a Rotary Club that has identified the continuing need to prepare for disasters and respond at a moment’s notice. Clubs are recognized based on their total annual giving throughout the year. There are three ShelterBox Hero levels: Bronze ($1,200+), Silver ($3,600) and Gold ($6,000).
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