About Us - Overview
Rotary Club of Quesnel
Club Meetings are held every Thursday at 12:00pm
Location: Gold Dust Diner
274 Anderson Drive
Quesnel, BC, Canada Location Map
Luncheon: $12 
Click in either box to discover everything you need to know about Rotary.
Community Support
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How to Request Funding
Project Funding information
Rotary Club of Quesnel has a long history of funding all manner of local community projects - take a look under the Service & Fellowship tab. Do you have a project that you think Rotary Club of Quesnel could help you with?
Having reviewed Project Funding information below, if you believe your project meets our criteria, please use the Funding Request Form below to tell us what you need.
Applications received are reviewed at the end of each month - we will let you know if and how your request is eligible.
Funding Request Form
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22nd July 2010
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Y.E.S. we can!
We were among the early sponsors of the group that has become Youth Entertaining for Service…so we were only too willing to support their continued good works with a donation towards the purchase of a new piano.
We even managed to persuade most of the Club members to help present the cheque to Lacey MacDonald and recent Paul Harris Fellow recipient, Janice Butler.
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4th March 2010
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For 28 years, Bouchie Lake Recreation Commission Society has been holding a Seniors Luncheon annually in March...and Pat Clauson, Gerry Johnston and Gloria Kolenchuk have been involved from the very first one.
In March 2010, were delighted to help by way of a donation of $1,000 along with some Rotarian servers.
Pictured are Pat, Gerry and Gloria, along with Anna Eastman, flanked by 2009-10 Club President Liane Kimmie and Projects Committee Chair Alex Coffey.
This donation was made possible by Direct Access Gaming Grant funding from BC Gaming Policy and Enforcement
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All three firehalls in Quesnel are now equipped with Automated External Defibrillators. Quesnel Plywood and our sister club, Quesnel Sunrise 2000, funded the first two, in West Quesnel and Downtown, and we donated $2,500 to fund the third, at Red Bluff Firehall.
Firechief Ric Raynor, right, accepted the cheque from 2009-10 Club President Liane Kimmie, while Deputy Firechief Sylvain Gauthier holds the potentially life-saving equipment. Click here for the City of Quesnel announcement.
This donation was made possible by Direct Access Gaming Grant funding from BC Gaming Policy and Enforcement
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11th March 2010
This donation was made possible by Direct Access Gaming Grant funding from BC Gaming Policy and Enforcement
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The activities of 4H in Quesnel will be enhanced with the construction of a livestock grooming stand by Barlow Creek 4H. The stand will hold show animals securely but comfortably while they get treated to brushing and trimming; this also means a greater level of safety for the 4H member doing the brushing and trimming.
Pictured are Gwen Dillabough and Cody Dillabough of Barlow Creek 4H receiving their donation of $3,000 from 2009-10 Club President Liane Kimmie.
For more information on all that 4H has to offer, click on their logo.
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