Since it's charter in 1924, the Rotary Club of Woodstock has contributed significantly to the four avenues of Rotary Service:

Club, Community, Vocational and International 

All 2004 Dragon Boat Race funds will be used for the Woodstock General Hospital Building Fund. 

The Rotary Club of Woodstock continues to fund Community and International service projects.

The following is a condensed list of significant contributions that have been made by the Club through the efforts of it's members.

Support for Crippled Children and Clinics

High School Scholarships

Furnished Children's Ward at Woodstock General Hospital

Financial Assistance to Woodeden Crippled Children's Camp for swimming pool

Funds raised to build Blossom Park School

YMCA Building Fund

Donation for addition to the Woodstock Public Library

Furnished Dressing Rooms at the new Woodstock Arena

Equipment for the London Crippled Children Treatment Centre

Built residence for mentally handicapped adults

Handicap Van for the Woodstock Board of Education

Support for the Women's Emergency Centre

Passive Motion Machine for the Woodstock General Hospital

Jaws of Life for the Woodstock Ambulance Service

Land for Developmental Services

Ronald McDonald House, London

Funding for Rotary International Polio Plus Project

Woodstock Police Community Van

Woodstock Community Complex Fund

Thames Valley Children's Centre

Woodingford Lodge

Crime Stoppers

Upper Deck Youth Project

Rotary Environmental Parkette Project

Racing Against Drugs Program for Youth