facebookWe’re an enthusiastic Rotary club of people from all walks of life that enjoy fellowship while fundraising for local and international youth and health oriented projects. Our short and long term goals are accomplished by being supportive of each other and our leadership; and by having fun in all our activities whether in small groups or when partnering with other organizations.
 
Our members often develop strong personal commitment to projects which ensure successful completion with utmost integrity.
 
The Salmon Arm Daybreak members are proud to belong to Rotary!  In the time since this club started, we have accomplished a significant number of goals.  Some of our past activities  include:  participation in the Rotary Cancer Lodge fund raising, building the Rotary Spray Park by City Hall in 2007, major contributor to the Little Mountain Field house; contributions to the Shuswap Lake General Hospital toward the CT scanner and some much-needed equipment for Pediatric Emergency. We host two large-scale annual events – Lobsterfest & Roktoberfest. The funds from these events go directly back into community improvement and charitable giving. (ex. Blackburn Playground, City Hall Spray Park)
20 years in the community
13 Oct 2016
20 years in the community
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Have Fun! Be Involved! Make a Difference! The Rotary Club of Salmon Arm Daybreak is celebrating 20 years of “Service Above Self” and we want to share a small look at just some of the projects... Read More

Serving pancakes : Roots and Blues weekend
21 Aug 2016
Serving pancakes : Roots and Blues weekend
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Every year the Downtown Salmon Arm Association, along with the Daybreak Rotary Club serves hundreds and hundreds of pancakes, sausages and all the fixings to hungry festival goers… and this year was no different. Check... Read More

Adopt a Highway
23 Apr 2016
Adopt a Highway
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Okay, we don’t adopt a whole highway… but we do make sure that 2 kilometers of the Trans Canada Highway is kept clean. Every spring (and sometimes in the fall) we gather for a few... Read More