Rotary Club of Dryden

10/21/2026

Did you know when you buy a Rotary Radio Bingo card, you’re doing so much more than just giving yourself a chance to win? Rotary Radio Bingo is one of the Rotary Club of Dryden’s biggest fundraisers, and the money raised goes right back into our communities, supporting programs and organizations throughout Dryden and Northwestern Ontario. Over the years, funds have helped support food banks, Christmas Cheer, youth programs, recreation, scholarships, health care equipment, community programs and so much more.
That’s one of the reasons we’re so happy to be a Rotary Radio Bingo card retailer at Hinterland. For $10, you get a fun night of bingo, a chance to win some money and, most importantly, you’re helping support programs and organizations that make a difference right here at home.
Grab your cards at Hinterland and tune in Thursday nights at 7 PM on CKDR.
Play local. Win local. Support local.

10/13/2026

Would you like to help lift children out of poverty? You're invited to join the Rotary 6th Annual Start With Mothers literacy program fundraiser on Thursday, November 5 in Winnipeg.

Take an inspiring, powerful journey into the slums of Bangladesh, India, and Uganda, and see how destitute mothers are lifting their families and communities out of poverty through education. This isn’t just a presentation—it’s a story of transformation, resilience, and hope.

10/12/2026

Bingo is back! This Thursday, join us to start a new season!

09/23/2026

It’s almost that time again! Plan your Thursday nights!

09/15/2026

This Saturday! Don’t miss it! Put it in your calendar!

09/04/2026

In late August, McKenna Dayman, a DHS student and Rotarian Cynthia Palermo, a teacher at DHS, enjoyed an amazing week at Rotary Adventures of Human Rights (RAHR) in Winnipeg, MB, McKenna attended as a participant while Rotarian Cynthia attended as a counsellor to the many participants.
RAHR is a collaborative program between Rotary District 5550 and the Canadian Museum of Human Rights. During the week, the students explore themes to develop a better
understanding of human rights.

08/28/2026

Adrienne Duke accepted a cheque from our Rotary Club yesterday. The money was generated from the Lucky Duck Race. This donations helps get Special Olympics Bowling Athletes to Regional Games in Thunder Bay each spring.
This year Adrienne took 26 Athletes and 6 helpers to Regional games in March. They came home with 5 gold medals, 5 silver and 4 bronze. Out of the 5 gold medalists, 3 have been recognized as possible Provincial attendees in May of 2027 in Oshawa ON.

08/26/2026