Service Above Self is a motto of Rotary.
On October 22, London and area clubs gathered to recognize both a club Rotarian and a community member who have demonstrated that motto. 
London Lambeth Rotary nominated long time member Sheila Wilkes and community member Dean Clayworth for the John Eberhard Rotarian of Distinction Awards (JERODA). 

Sheila Wilkes has been a relentless and an “energizer” leader for London Lambeth Rotary, Rotary District 6330, and other London and area organizations. 

 

Dean Clayworth was recognized with a Paul Harris Fellowship by Club President Geoff Faul
for his incredible involvement in reviving Lambeth Harvestfest Festival after COVID as well as other contributions to Lambeth. 
 

* Good Price
* Good Food
* Good Conversations
* Over 300 people served!
Thanks London Lambeth Rotarians and Friends of Rotary

Cooks are Hard at Work

 

All ready for the Lambeth Harvestfest Parade Saturday morning. The trailer is now decorated with new signs to better show the work of Rotary.
But first breakfast was prepared and served by Rotarians and friends of Rotary.

London Lambeth Rotarian Sheila Wilkes was recently honoured for her commitment to helping to ERADICATE POLIO from the WORLD.
PolioPlus is Rotary International's signature program launched in 1985 to immunize all children against polio. As a founding partner of the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, Rotary has contributed over US$2.9 billion, helping reduce global polio cases by 99.9% while funding critical health infrastructure worldwide.
In Rotary District 6330 (including London Lambeth), the PolioPlus Society recognizes members who commit to an annual/recurring gift to the PolioPlus/Polio Fund .
Thank you Sheila for saving children and doing good in the world! 
 

Julie Ryan, Community Engagement Manager with INDWELL HOMES, was a recent guest speaker. She explained how Indwell creates deeply affordable, supportive housing communities that integrate mental health supports with helping people regain stability, health, and belonging across southwest Ontario.

Rotarians Bob Boyce and Drew Annable presented Julie with a club donation towards the YMCA project.
 

Lambeth's four main entrance signs have been replaced/refurbished!
Signs were sponsored by the local Lions, Rotary, Legion, Historical Society, Horticultural Society, Lambeth Oldtimers Hockey and Harvestfest organizations.
Fundraising and overall project was co-ordinated by the Rotary Club of London Lambeth. 
Funds were provided by the Sponsors and a Fall/25 lottery.