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Order Your Flag In Time for the Canada Day Long Weekend
Order Your Flag In Time for the Canada Day Long Weekend
It's not too late! Get in on the patriotic fun and help support Rotary community projects and Scouts at the same time! Click here to order yours today!
 
Flags for the Canada Day long weekend go up on June 22nd.
 
Flags go up 1 week prior to the long weekends and are taken down and stored the following week. By ordering now, you will have a flag placed by Rotary and Scout volunteers for the Canada Day and Labour Day long weekends.
 
If you have any questions, please call Jeff at 403-808-7203.
Rotary Raffle Winners Set to Ride in Style
Rotary Raffle Winners Set to Ride in Style
For just $10/ticket, you could win his and hers high quality Raleigh Getaway Electric Bikes worth over $2799.00 each! While you're there, you can also purchase Bonus 50/50 tickets to further enhance your purchase.
 
Get your tickets today at: https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/rc-okotoks

We are extremely grateful for the generous support of Canadian Tire Okotoks for this "fun"draiser!

The Rotary Club of Okotoks is a non-profit service club delivering “good” in Okotoks and the Foothills Region. “Service Above Self” is our Motto, and everything we do is about giving back to the community. The funds we raise helps us to support needs in the community, such as:

·         Supporting seniors’ programing at the Okotoks Seniors Centre

 ·         Purchasing a shower chair for the Foothills Country Hospice

 ·         Providing meals to shut-ins via Meals on Wheels

 ·         Sponsoring young entrepreneurs to attend the Rotary Alberta Youth Entrepreneurship Camp

 ·         Offering bursaries to local students to attend post-secondary education

 ·         Administering an International Rotary Youth Exchange

 ·         And much more…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rotary and Scouts Team Up in Patriotic Fundraiser
Rotary and Scouts Team Up in Patriotic Fundraiser
We are excited to announce that the 1st Okotoks Scouts and the Rotary Club of Okotoks have teamed up in the patriotic flag fundraiser, benefiting both group's youth and community programs!
 
To order your 2024 flag, click HERE and for $75, volunteers with Scouts and Rotary will place a flag on your lawn in advance of the Victoria Day, Canada Day, and Labour Day long weekends.
 
1st Okotoks Big Rock Colour Large.jpeg
 
About the 1st Okotoks Scouts:

1st Okotoks Scouting offers Adventure!

Adventure is about exploring new things, sharing new ideas, learning new skills, and creating new paths. Whether youth are pursuing outdoor challenges, experimenting with STEM concepts, or tackling a project related to personal expression or community development, they are growing as individuals and building life skills. 

Our membership includes: 

Beavers 5-7

Cubs 8-10

Scouts 11-14

Venturers 15-17

Volunteer Scouters

 
About the Rotary Club of Okotoks:
The motto of Rotary is "Service Above Self" and we offer the opportunity to Okotoks and area residents to join us in our efforts to improve the lives of others through our many Youth Service, Community Service and International Service programs. Our youth programs include scholarships, leadership and entrepreneurship camps, and international youth exchange. Our community programs include partnerships like this one and our current major project will add a wheelchair accessible swing set at Bill Robertson park. Our International program includes projects like Homes of Hope (building homes for the needy in Mexico) and the Los Amigos project (bringing used fire trucks, ambulances and handi-busses to Mexico). 
 
We thank you for your continued support of our efforts to improve the lives of youngsters and others in our communities. If you have any questions or to learn more about our programs, please let us know.
 
Jeff Foss
Flag Fundraiser Chair
Rotary Club of Okotoks
403-808-7203
 
Sarah Wiggins
1st Okotoks Scouts
2023 High School Bursary Winners Announced
2023 High School Bursary Winners Announced
The members of the Rotary Club of Okotoks are pleased to announce this year's winners of the Rotary Club of Okotoks Career Opportunity Awards. This year's winners are Georgia Pugh and Emma Duke. Both young ladies attended Grade 12 at the Foothills Composite High School and are moving on to post-secondary education, supported in part by our awards. We are also grateful to our community youth program sponsors, including Sobeys Okotoks and Okotoks Ford for their ongoing support. 
 
Georgia Pugh
 
Hello! My name is Georgia Pugh and I have been performing since the age of eight. I have been singing with the wonderful Naomi Koch in Okotoks for ten years and was a Young Canadian with the Calgary Stampede for nearly 6 years. I started performing with Storybook Theatre in 2019 and have been in their productions of Matilda, The Neverending Story, Descendants, and Legally Blonde. There is nothing I love more than being on stage and I am beyond excited to start my first year of studies at Sheridan College taking their Honours Bachelor of Music Theatre Performance program this fall!
 
Emma Duke

My name is Emma Duke and I, alongside my family, have grown up in Okotoks. My family, and mentors, have been a huge influence in my life, helping guide me through school and other activities. Since I was young, I have seen the importance of volunteering and was inspired to become a positive light in the community. My parents enrolled me in Girl Guides when I was just five years old, and for the next thirteen years it became a part of my weekly routine. I spent several hours working and volunteering throughout the community with this program. Over the years, it showed me the importance of kindness and hard work, and as I made my way through school I maintained these values. I joined my high school's Yearbook and Student Union clubs, where I was the chair of several events and activities. And as I transition into a new way of learning and a new school, I hope to keep the same mindset and involve myself in my school's community as much as possible. And with your financial help and the support from the role models in my life, I am ready and prepared to enjoy this new chapter of my education.
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