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2025 Ticket Draw Winners!

Congratulations to our 2025 Ticket Draw Winners!

We are thrilled to share the results from our very successful Rotary Ticket Draw! Drawn on Facebook Live, Friday - April 11th.

Thanks to the incredible efforts of our sponsors, our members and our incredible supporters, we sold 1,006 tickets

raising over $47,500

in support of our community initiatives. Congratulations to all our lucky winners!

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who donated, purchased, sold, or promoted tickets - this was truly a team effort, and your support means the world. Huge thanks to our generous sponsors

Winners - your Rotarian (who sold you the ticket) will connect with you to share the good news! They will personally deliver a gift certificate to act as your official win.

Together, we’re making a difference! One ticket at a time.

BGC Moncton Cheque Presentation

At the Rotary Club of Moncton West & Riverview, we believe in the power of creating opportunities and spaces that nurture the potential of every child. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce our $12,500 donation to BGC Moncton in support of their inspiring project, ‘GIVE KIDS A SPACE TO BE KIDS’ playground!

This initiative will transform their playground into an accessible, inclusive space where kids can laugh, play, and just be kids. With a total goal of $400,000, this campaign will run through 2024–2025, bringing a renewed sense of joy and belonging to countless children in our community.

For over 65 years, BGC Moncton has been a cornerstone of support, fostering growth, leadership, and success among young people in the Greater Moncton area. Their dedication aligns perfectly with our vision to transform lives and communities.

Pictured above: Darren Hansen, MWR Charities Board chair; Sherry Trenholm, MWR Club President, Ashton Beardsworth, Executive Director of BGC Moncton

Paul Harris Presentation

A big congratulations to two of our amazing Moncton West & Riverview Rotarians, Sue Murray and Bruce Martin, who were recently presented with their Paul Harris pins at our club meeting!

The Paul Harris pin is a prestigious Rotary International award, symbolizing a generous financial commitment to the Rotary Foundation. Through their contributions, Bruce and Sue are helping to fund initiatives that make a tangible difference—eradicating polio, supporting education, providing clean water, and so much more.

Their dedication reflects the true spirit of “Service Above Self.” Thank you for your leadership and generosity in driving Rotary’s mission forward!

Let’s celebrate this milestone together and take inspiration from their example to continue making a difference.

BGC Riverview Donation

The Rotary Club of Moncton West & Riverview is proud to announce a $12,500 donation to support BGC Riverview’s In-School Breakfast Program!

For nearly 30 years, BGC Riverview has been ensuring that children in our community start their day with a healthy, nutritious breakfast. With the help of incredible volunteers, this program serves over 600 students daily across two elementary schools and has now expanded to include Riverview Middle School.

Many children in our community face economic challenges, and programs like this are essential to their health, focus, and academic success. Research shows that starting the day with a balanced meal improves cognitive function, energy levels, and long-term health outcomes.

BGC Riverview has a rich history of empowering youth through essential services, academic programs, mental health support, and recreational activities. This organization is a cornerstone of our community, and we are honored to continue our 12-year partnership with them.

Your Rotary dollars at work ensure that over 50% of students in these schools receive the healthy start they need each morning. Together, we are investing in brighter futures and stronger communities.

Thank you to all the volunteers, donors, and community members who make this program possible.

Pictured: Darren Hansen, MWR Charities Board chair; Sherry Trenholm, MWR Club President, Lynda Carey, Executive Director of BGC Riverview, Nigel Bayliss, Board Member of BGC Riverview & MWR club member.

RMH Volunteering

On January 15, 2025, Members had the privilege of volunteering at Ronald McDonald House, preparing meals for families who need a comforting place to stay during difficult times.

Together, we’re living the Rotary motto of ‘Service Above Self’, ensuring families feel supported and cared for.