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RYLE (Rotary Youth Leadership Experience) is an annual conference hosted by the RYLE Committee and sponsored by the Rotary Clubs of District 5370. This four day experience is intended for high school students (grades 9 to 12) or home school students ages 13.5-18 who would like to gain or strengthen their leadership skills and learn how to be active citizens who strive to make a positive impact in the world.
 
The programming of the camp has three main focuses: interpersonal growth, communication, and community building and global citizenship. Students are encouraged to take part on a challenge-by-choice basis and ample opportunity is given for each participant to express their individuality and test their strengths.
 
One of the greatest outcomes of the program, however, is by far the relationships, communities, and trust that are built within the camp. Over a short, yet intense, period the students develop strong trust with both the counsellors and other campers, where they feel comfortable sharing parts of themselves, they often haven’t shared with anyone else in their lives. The bonds formed at RYLE have proven time and time again to form lasting supports and many of our alumni are still in contact today. The camp further acts as a gateway into the Rotary Community, providing trackways and opportunities to service-oriented individuals to become involved on a wider scale.
Our students enter RYLE as individuals primed for growth. They leave as leaders and part of our Rotary family.

RYLE will be held this year from Thursday, April 30, 2026 until Sunday, May 3, 2026 at Camp Nakamun.

The Rotary Club of Spruce Grove is providing full sponsorship for youth from our area to attend RYLE. Applications for sponsorship must be completed by April 10, 2025
 
We are honoured to announce that a story highlighting Our Community Pantry is included in CBC TV's Season of Kindness series airing at 6pm and 10pm, December 24, 2025.
 
Hosted by Jessica Ng, the series showcases organizations supporting Albertans' struggling with food insecurity and affordability.
 
The TV broadcast includes an edited version of the full story which is available on CBC's Make the Season Kind website.