Conflicts and illnesses around the globe are adversely affecting millions of people, including a number of those close to the Rotary Action Group for Peace (RAGFP).  In this time of turmoil, the leadership of the RAGFP wishes to reaffirm its commitment to non-violence, and to the desire to help everyone find a path to permanent Peace, thereby protecting the Human Rights for all mankind.

The Board encourages all nations to engage in meaningful dialogue towards the cessation of violence and to a mutual desire for a good and equitable outcome for all.

Alison Sutherland
Rotary Action Group for Peace - Chair

• Winnipeg Harvest ($2,000)
• Computers for Kids ($4,000) in partnership with Inspire Community Outreach.
• Food Hampers for Families ($1,000) through Hugh John MacDonald School
• Willow Place ($800) a women’s shelter. Funds were used to purchase PPE
• Ma Mawi Emergency Food Program ($800) for children and in-need families
• HIP National COVID-19 Fund ($500) Honouring Indigenous Peoples (HIP)
• Finding Our Power Together ($2500) based out of Ryerson University to provide support to remote FN communities in northern and NW Ontario.

• 1,000 Survival Gardens RC of Gibson (BC) & RC of Hillcrest ($3,500) – seeds and tools  
• Sondla Abantwana (Taking Care of Children)
  In partnership with the Rotary Club (RC) of Johnannesburg New Dawn, the RC of Winnipeg donated USD $1500 to help feed students in Alexandra township , Johannesburg
• Porridge Project Our partner Rotary E-Club of South Africa One is providing basic nutrition to people in remote villages near Pietermaritzburg.   Each meal costs a mere 8 cents (CDN), and a 5 Kg bag of the porridge coverts into 100 meals!  The RC of Winnipeg donated USD $1300 toward this noble cause.
• Food Supplies  Strini Reddy was able to obtain a large amount of food supplies to remote communities. The supplies were transported from Pietermaritzburg to our partner RC Hillcrest, who distributed the food to the neediest areas.  $2500 was donated to accomplish this service.