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The Rotary Club of Alliston had two special guest speakers tonight! Scott and Mitch from Banting Memorial high school attended to share their stories and learning experience from their participation in the annual Camp Enterprise. Last year, the Alliston Rotary Club sent five Grade 11 and 12 students to the program, and this year, Scott and Mitch were among the lucky students chosen to go. The Camp Enterprise experience ran from May 4 to May 7 at YMCA Cedar Glen in Nobleton. It focused on providing students with a broad view of professional, business and management careers. Both students agreed that they had learned a great deal about business and also, that they themselves are capable of acheiving success in their own lives. Scott and Mitch came away from the event feeling confident and excited about the future. Scott summed the presentation up by saying, "It was a fun experience and we also learned something." The students provided a great presentation and a strong message about the importance of the Camp Enterprise Program. Both students plan to keep in touch with members they'd met during their time at the Camp and feel that the connections they made will benefit them in the future.

Information Session on "It Takes a Village to Raise a Child" for the Rotary Club in Alliston was Awesome! The Rev. Kim McArthur (Parish Priest) and Sheila Dickson (Sunday School,Team Leader & Coordinator of It Takes a Village to Raise a Child) did a fantastic job of introducing an after-school program that they believe will, "change the trajectory of young people's lives". The program is called It Takes a Village to Raise a Child and it is such a smart idea! Thank you very much ladies for an amazing presentation on such a necessary program! For more info on It Takes a Village to Raise a Child, Visit their website http://www.standrewanglican.ca/it-takes-a-village-to-raise-a-child

Rotary Club of Alliston updated their profile page in the Business Directory