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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.EEAP, initially established in 2003 by club President Ken Martin, has been involved in numerous education programs over the ensuing 15 years as was the recipient of the 2005 NR Canada Outreach Program of the Year.
Past District Governor Lyn Stroshin (right) and Sea to Sky Area Governor Liz Scott (left) are shown receiving the EEAP cheque on behalf of Rotary.
Ursula Morel also donated $200 to bring the initial fund to $20,200.
Rotary extends a big thank you to both President Ken and Ursula Morel.
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 
On November 4 
Again in what is now an annual event Whistler Rotary held a Pancake Breakfast on May 19th, to support the 
Did you know that August is Rotary Membership Month? And there is no more important issue for Rotary.
On June 27 the Rotary Club of Whistler held a very special meeting to: Install our 2017-18 Board and to present Paul Harris Fellow Awards to Ginny and Kerry Dennehy.
The friendly cry was heard for the now annual Whistler Public Library Pancake Breakfast. On May 19 the Rotary Clubs of Whistler and Whistler Millennium joined forces to raise funds for the Whistler Public Library.
