Helping the community through Bingo operations
 
 
Charitable gaming centres across Ontario have contributed to the incredible milestone of $500 million to local charities this year. Our charity is proud to participate." here
Building a school in the poorest village in Peru
This year, our Club spearheaded by Milo and Rita Vassallo decided to building a school in the poorest village in Peru. The costs of building a school from scratch is more than our Club can bear. Therefore we will apply for matching grant with District 7070 and Rotary International for a bigger impact. For donations towards this worthwhile project please contact us.
Rotary Club of Toronto-Forest Hill
A small club with a big heart. We help the poor, the sick and the underprivileged while enjoying fellowship. Every year we donate backpacks to poor children in countries that need help in learning materials. In the backpacks are dictionaries, crayon, calculator, pen and pencils, story books and small toys. If you can witness the pure joy on their faces when they receive the backpack full of contents, it can bring tears to all of us. There are many worthwhile charitable projects we do year after year. Other than helping people we enjoy camaraderie and great friendship.
If you want to find out more about us, please email Daviding.dhd@sympatico.ca, or grafmichelutti@gmail.com
Home Page Stories
On a hot and sunny day on June 20 our Club celebrates the end of a Rotary year and a changeover meeting at the Amica on the Avenue at 1066 Avenue Road. 14 members and guests gather at the beautiful penthouse to enjoy a sumptuous lunch provided by Amica!s kitchen. 
 
President Dave Champagne completed his two years term with two Presidential Citations. Well done Forest Hill Rotary Club! Dave after receiving his president plague, passed the President’s pin to Incoming President Brandon Pratt. Dave talked about the events and achievements for his term and Brandon presented his goals and vision for his year.
 
It was an enjoyable day of celebration and camaraderie.
This year our backpack project for need children to Peru received great donations from members and the Rotary Club of Toronto. Our prime motivators Milo Vassallo and his wife Rita shopped and packed a record 120 backpacks for the children. Many thanks to all contributors for their donations to make this annual charitable endeavour possible.

On Wednesday, December 15th, the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, Her Honour Elizabeth Dowdeswell hosted a reception in honour of Kathryn E Langley Hope, Vice Chair of Toronto Search and Rescue – Marine. Representatives of the many organizations in which Kathryn has been involved over the years were in attendance.

 

 

We welcome all to join our meetings! 
If you would like to find out more about our Rotary Club, please E-mail: daviding.dhd@sympatico.ca

 
Toronto-Forest Hill

Service Above Self

We meet In Person
Thursdays at 12:00 p.m.
Amica On The Avenue
1066 Avenue Road
Toronto, ON M5N 0A3
Canada
We meet second or third Thursdays in person every month
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