PickUp3. Simple action.
Instant impact.
When we hear the ocean is in trouble it’s easy to feel overwhelmed. If you want to take action but don’t know where to start, PickUp3 is your answer! PickUp3 is a growing movement driven by communities that care. These communities want to remove plastic and other waste from our beaches, educate on the importance of ocean health and inspire people to take action and care for their oceans.
As a participating beach community, Rotary Club Tsawwassen has come together with other organizations to sponsor the movement in Delta.
... back to in-person meetings that is.
With the lifting of some of the restrictions and with the downward trend of COVID-19 cases, the Rotary Club of Tsawwassen is pleased to be able to offer an in-person meeting choice for our weekly, Thursday morning meetings.
There is still an option for joining us via Zoom if you wish but we hope that as many of you as possible will choose to attend in person to enjoy the camaraderie and fun that are the hallmarks of our gatherings.
The meetings will start at 7:15 AM at will be at the Red Barn building in the Southlands' Market Square location.
See you there.
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 | The Rotary Club of Tsawwassen has lost our friend, colleague, club leader, community leader and all round great guy, Dave Hamilton. Dave passed away at the end of March 2021 with his partner Tanya Hall by his side, after battling prostate cancer for many years. Dave's accomplishments both in Rotary and in the South Delta Community through many organizations have played a large part in shaping the great community we know and enjoy today. Dave explemlified the Rotary Motto "Service Above Self" and lived the 4 way test in his work and personal life. 1. Is it the TRUTH ? 2. Is it FAIR to all concerned? 3. Will it build GOODWILL and better friendships? 4. Is it BENEFICIAL to all concerned? |
Dave served in Rotary in many roles including this last year as District Governor of 5040 and was a most respected and cherished leader to the end.
Rest in Peace Dave, your Rotary family thanks you for all that you did for the Club, the District, Community and World !
We love you and miss you. 
PS For those in our community who also knew Dave, or of him, we invite you to share in his legacy through the "Dave Hamilton Service Above Self Bursary set up in his honour before he passed away.
 | A Legacy That will TransformThe Dave Hamilton Service Above Self Bursary will make it possible for students to reach for the stars and pursue their dreams after high school. This bursary will be available to any high school graduate of District 5040 and will be awarded to students who demonstrate:
There will be a formal application process. Details to follow. Please contact Tanya Hall at tanya@tanyahall.org for additional information. |
President of the Rotary Club of Tsawwassen, Greg Muirhead presents award to Tanya Cobert and Nathan Wilson
A pair of Tsawwassen First Nation Members are the first-ever co-winners of the Rotary Club of Tsawwassen’s
Community Peace Builder Award. The award is presented annually to commemorate United Nations’ International
Peace Day on September 21 each year.
Tanya Corbet was recognized for her work as a key liaison between TFN and the City of Delta and
Nathan Wilson for his work as Indigenous Cultural Enhancement Facilitator with the Delta School District.
Below is a link to the article published in the Optimist detailing the Rotary Club of Tsawwassen's award
and contribution that each of the winners has made.
