The Rotary Club of Mississauga (RCM) was granted its charter by Rotary International on April 23, 1954 and is the oldest club in the City of Mississauga.  Our Rotary Club meets First & Third Tuesday of the month for Lunch. Please see our schedule for Upcoming Events below.   Guests are welcome!

LOBSTERFEST

June 13th, 2026
 
St Johns Hall  (Anapilis Hall)
Mississauga 4:30PM

ROTARY RIBFEST

 July 10 - 12, 2026
Erin Mills Town Center
Mississauga
Upcoming Events
Club News
The Interact Conference was well attended at the Oakville Trafalgar High School on April 11, 2026. Honoured guest Susanne Zbibden,  7080 District Governor gave an inspirational speech on volunteerism. 
 
9 high schools participated in the Grant Writing program GWi, over 10k will be distributed to charities serving community needs, through the efforts of interact teams. 
 
The interactors fundraised for their charities by collecting food, clothing, diapers, school supplies, etc. as well as submitting a grant application to the competition to support their charity needs, while honing their writing, leadership and team building skills. 
 
Rotary Club of Mississauga supported the Rick Hansen SS Interact team raising $1000 to fight food insecurity in partnership with Food Banks Mississauga. 
 
Over 100 Grade 6-8 students came to the Port Credit Secondary School on Friday April 24th to participate in a Hackathon competition, organized and mentored by PCSS high school students with the guidance of teacher Hanna Kim. 
 
This Hackathon competition challenged the students to come up with an educational plan for the future that would involve coding. They are given a time period to do this and the judges decide on the best plan. Students worked in teams and were buzzing with excitement to get working on their projects. 
 
 
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