More options for members: once a month in April, May and June we're offering three after work gatherings in the Library room at Beach Grove Golf Club. More flexibility for our members to connect, learn engage. Breakfast meetings for the early birds three weeks a month, and after work once a month - do them all or do what works for you! Guests are welcome.
Our Feature in Delta Optimist's Volunteer Week
The Power of Rotary: Making Connections, Creating Change
Have you ever wondered how the Diefenbaker Park waterpark came to be? Or the Heart of Tsawwassen amphitheatre at the high school? What about Rotary Square, the Easter celebration, or the Christmas Light display? These aren’t just events or landmarks, they’re legacies, built by people just like you who decided to say yes to making a difference through the Rotary Club of Tsawwassen.
For over 30 years, this vibrant local club has brought together neighbours, professionals, and community leaders who share a passion for service. By combining skills, energy, and vision, members create lasting change, right here in Delta and across the globe.
Club President Dr. Joan Hansen describes Rotary as a weekly shot of energy. “At our breakfast meetings, you always leave with something, new knowledge, a fresh connection, or a spark of inspiration to take meaningful action.”
Rotary is where networking meets purpose. Whether you’re a seasoned volunteer or simply curious about getting involved, there’s space for everyone to contribute. “What I love,” says Membership Chair Judy McLeod, “is watching members discover they can do things they never imagined - leading events, planning projects, building partnerships. It’s lifelong learning in action.”
From health initiatives like flu vaccine clinics and hospice support, to international projects providing clean water in Uganda, to youth scholarships, reconciliation and peace-building, the scope is wide but the focus is clear: Service above Self.
Rotarians are problem solvers and connectors. They build relationships with other nonprofits, leverage grants, and lead projects that reflect the community’s real needs like supporting seniors at KinVillage or providing summer camp supplies for children with diverse abilities.
There’s no one way to be a Rotarian. You can join a committee, attend engaging weekly meetings, or roll up your sleeves at an event. Whether you're looking to expand your network, develop new skills, or simply give back, Rotary offers the platform to do it all.
Ready to turn good intentions into action? Join us, and discover the power of Rotary where friendships flourish and service leaves a lasting mark.
