About
Since 1955, the Rotary Club of St. Boniface - St. Vital has brought the connections, knowledge, skills, energy, and commitment. Today, Rotary International has 1.2 million members in 35,000+ clubs. Rotary Day is celebrated annually at the United Nations based upon its merits as a non-governmental organization.
Each Rotary Club chooses to create or support programs, organizations and events that grow goodwill, friendships and benefit all concerned.
Senior's Christmas Dinner Delivery, Interact Club (Glenlawn Collegiate), Teen Stop Jeunesse, Woodydell Family Resource Centre (Family Dymanics), Can-U Christmas Hampers, Adventures in Citizenship (Ottawa), Model United Nations Assembly, Rotary Youth Leadership Awards and Camps, Rotary Adventures in Human Rights, Rotary International Youth Exchange Program, School Scholarships
Other International Development Projects:
Polio Plus Program, Ebenezer Learning Center (Ghana Africa), Guatemala Literacy Program, Puerto Vallarta Eye Surgery Program, Roll a Hippo Challenge (Way to Move Water), Rotary World Peace Partners, Shelter Box Canada (Disaster Relief Shelters), Ripple Effect Scholarships (Literacy & Child Poverty)
Kelly-Anne Reyes
Dear Fellow Rotarians,
Every Rotary year is a new opportunity for us to build connections, grow as leaders, and create lasting change. As your President & President-Elect of the Rotary Club of St. Boniface St. Vital, I am deeply moved by the generosity, creativity, and unwavering commitment each of you brings to our club. You embody Service Above Self in ways that inspire me daily.
Beyond the service we provide, what truly sets Rotary apart is the sense of family we share. We support one another, celebrate together, lift each other up during challenging times, and work side by side with a spirit of unity and purpose. This fellowship—this Rotary family—is one of our greatest strengths.
As we look ahead to the 2025–2026 Rotary year, we embrace our new Rotary International theme: “Unite for Good,” this theme reminds us that in a world that often feels divided, our unity is both powerful and needed. When we come together as a Rotary family, our impact becomes deeper, stronger, and more meaningful.
What “Unite for Good” Means for Us
This year challenges us to:
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Stand united as a club, supporting one another as we serve our community and the world.
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Grow our membership, welcoming new members into our Rotary family so they too can experience the friendships and purpose that define us.
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Strengthen partnerships with local organizations and leaders who share our values and want to join us in creating positive change.
When we combine our strengths—our compassion, skills, and diverse perspectives—we don’t just complete projects… we change lives, including our own.
Our Shared Purpose
Rotary’s Mission reminds us why our work matters:
We provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through a fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders.
And Rotary’s Vision beautifully reflects what we strive for—together:
Together, we see a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change — across the globe, in our communities, and in ourselves.
These words capture the heart of Rotary: a global family united by service, compassion, and the belief that we can build a better world.
As we step into this new Rotary year, I invite you to continue leaning on one another, encouraging one another, and celebrating the bonds that make our club so special. Let us open our arms to new members, deepen our partnerships, and continue building a future rooted in unity and kindness.
Together—as a Rotary family—we will lead with hope, serve with purpose, and truly Unite for Good.
With gratitude and fellowship,
Kelly-Anne Reyes
President & President-Elect
Rotary Club of St. Boniface St. Vital