10/25/2026
On a beautiful, sunny Sunday, September 27, the Rotary Club of Campbellford was proud to host the annual Rotary Foundation Walk.
More than 240 Rotarians and Friends of Rotary from District 7070 came together to enjoy the day and take part in either a 1 km, 3 km or 5 km walk. The routes took participants into beautiful Ferris Provincial Park, across the Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge, a wonderful partner of the Rotary Club of Campbellford, and along the Rotary Trail before returning to Rotary Hall.
The annual Foundation Walk is about so much more than walking. It brings Rotarians and Friends of Rotary together for fellowship, friendship and fun, while raising important funds for the Rotary Foundation.
This year, an incredible $86,000 was raised for the Rotary Foundation. These funds help make so much of Rotary’s work possible. They support our club grants and Rotary projects around the world—from providing clean water and sanitation to supporting efforts to end polio and so much more.
A very special thank you goes to our youth and Rotary exchange students, who joined us and helped make the day run smoothly. They directed participants along the routes and kept everyone entertained with some fun skill-testing questions along the way.
A huge thank you to all the Rotarians and Friends of Rotary who came out to support the walk, and to all of our fellow Rotarians who travelled to Campbellford to share this beautiful day with us. Your enthusiasm and support helped make this year’s walk such a tremendous success.
It truly takes a community to make an event like this successful, and we are so grateful to everyone who contributed their time, energy and generosity.
Thank you to everyone who walked, volunteered, donated and supported the Rotary Foundation. Together, we are creating lasting impact—both in our own communities and around the world.