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Our club members are dedicated people who share a passion for service - in our local community and around the globe.

Everyone is welcome in Rotary. Come join us!

As a global network that strives to build a world where people unite and take action to create lasting change, Rotary values diversity and celebrates the contributions of people of all backgrounds.

Come join us for a fun evening of sipping on delicious drinks and savoring tasty bites with friends and fellow supporters for this fundraiser for Camp Rotary.

Tickets available from a Rotarian or on Eventbrite here.

Service Above Self

We meet In Person & Online

Thursdays at 12:00 p.m.

In-Person and Virtual (Online) Meetings

1315 Regent St
Fredericton Inn
Fredericton, NB E3C 1A1
Canada

Phone:

(506) 453-7815

Email:

fnrc6339@gmail.com

MEETINGS ARE HYBRID If you'd like to join our meeting on line please contact us at fnrc6339@gmail.com

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District Site

Venue Map

https://www.facebook.com/FrederictonNorthRotary

BINGO!

Nurses from all over the province were in Fredericton for NBNU/SIINB education sessions this week. Their social was an evening of BINGO which we helped them run. Funds raised were split between our Rotary student hunger initiatives and foodbanks across NB.

Harriett MacNeill

Harriett MacNeill passed away March 10th, 2025. Harriett was a passionate member of Rotary for over 32 years having joined out club on December 3rd, 1992.

Harriett served as Treasurer, Vice President, President-Elect then President. In 1998-99, she received the Presidential Citation from the club. Harriett was the recipient of her first Paul Harris Fellow on June 23, 1999. She would go on to accumulate eight Paul Harris Fellows over the years.

Harriett became District Governor for our District (District 7810) in 2003. She was the first female District Governor of 7810.

During her journey with FNRC she served on all committees.

Harriett was never shy to express her opinions, and we respected them. She was always willing to take part and help others.

Harriett championed all that Rotary stood for and lived the Rotary motto in her daily life: Service above Self.

Her dedication is one we should all strive to emulate.

Thank you, Harriett. We will miss you very much.

Melanoma Education Foundation

Steve Fine, Founder and President of the Melanoma Education Foundation, gave a comprehensive presentation at our meeting on Thursday, on skin cancers, their prevalence, what to look for and how to protect oneself.

The Foundation has been educating high school/middle school teachers in US and Canada about melanoma and providing free online lessons. More recently Steve Fine has been speaking to Rotary Clubs.

The Foundation's website Melanoma Education Foundation

Video Link

31-Minute Early Self-Detection/Prevention Video: https://bit.ly/3hipmFK