21st April, 2017 - St Kilda Town Hall.
"A splash of Green"
Rotary Port Melbourne invites you to where 'A splash of Green' for a Gala Night of Fun & Festivities
Dancing
Live Music from one of Melbourne's top bands
Dinner
3 courses with Red and White Wine on every table
Online Bookings - RCPM shop at rcpm.org.au
Contact: Info@rcpm.org.au
All Funds go to the Belola School
23rd March, 2018
Milanos Tavern, 4 The Esplanade, Brighton
For bookings https://trybooking.com/TJGW/
Saturday 24th February, 2018 - 6.30pm for 7pm
Royal Yacht Club of Victoria - 120 Nelson Place, Williamstown
RC North Balwyn is holding a Gala Charity Golf Day at the Kew Golf Club on Friday 23rd February 2018 to raise funds for Youth Mental Health through Australian Rotary Health.
Join Rotary Club of Port Melbourne and help celebrate the work of the Hospital Bed Bank, Banco de Catres Clinicos.
Monday 12th February, 2018, 6pm for 6.30pm
The Water Rat Hotel, 256 Moray St., South Melbourne
Our Guest Speaker P.P. Fernando Meier
10th February, 2018 10am,-3pm
The CHADSTONE CRAFT MARKET draws together people interested in selling and buying predominantly hand craft items across the spectrum of craft from aromatherapy, candles, body care products, to handmade baby and children wares to cards, homewares, jewellery and wood wares.
Saturday 16th June, 6pm
Benefitting "End Trachoma by 2020".
Feb 20, 2018
Mrs Amanda Elliott, Chairman Victoria Racing Club
Amanda Elliott was elected to the VRC Committee in 2002, the second female committee member in 140 years. In 2011 she became Vice Chairman making her the first female executive office holder at the VRC. She has served as VRC representative of the Australian Stud Book and Director of Australian Genetics Testing, and is currently in charge of the Design Group for the proposed new Club Stand, as well as a member of the Masterplan sub-committee, Grounds and Gardens, and Disciplinary committees. Amanda is a Director of a family pastoral company.
Friday 9th February, 2018
Rotary Clubs of Gisborne & Strathmore present their annual Golf Day
Sunday 25th March, 2018
Supporting the Joan Kirner Women's and Children's Hospital - 2km, 5km or 10km walk or run.
$20 for Adults (early bird $15) Children under 16 and uder are free.
Fooscray Park, Ballarat Road, Footscray.
Friday 23rd February, 2018
Kooringal Golf Club 12.30pm
$650* Hole Sponsorship & 4 players
$250* Hole Sponsorship only
$100* per player
* includes dinner/s
Many great prizes
WEDNESDAY 14 MARCH, 2018, 6.30 FOR 7PM
BRIGHTON INTERNATIONAL, 81 BAY STREET, BRIGHTON
This is a GST free event.
Proceeds to:
Les Twentyman’s 20th Man Fund,
Maddie Riewoldt's Vision, Challenge 72 & other Rotary charities.
A ‘One off’ Event
Rotary Albert Park invites all Rotary Clubs in Victoria to this unique event to join us at an evening of fun and excitement (never before experienced) to raise funds and celebrate 100 years of The Rotary Foundation.
The Melbourne Star have agreed to light up the wheel in Rotary colours for the night of 22nd April 2018. This will be a promotion of Rotary on that evening…visible from all around Melbourne and the environs. The Melbourne Star will be dedicated to Rotary only and the audience is Rotary club members, their families and friends.
Steven Aqulina, Rotary Club of Southbank
In the spirit of our RI Theme this year: ”Rotary Making a Difference”, I wish to share with you some exciting news about a new global fellowship that is in the process of being charted with Rotary International and how you can be part of this opportunity for a more diverse and inclusive Rotary.
Our Rotary clubs across the world comprise of committed, passionate people of all sorts of backgrounds, cultures, faiths, political beliefs, personalities and vocations with the common motivation of doing good in the world through service above self. Amongst us are the LGBTIQ+ Rotarians and Rotaractors (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex, Queer, Questioning and other sexualities) who are a part of this diverse and rich tapestry of our membership.
Sat 3rd February, 2018 @ 7pm
The Rotary Clubs of Rochester and Echuca invite you to attend the Port of Echuca
Supporting RoCan Cancer Wellness Centre
(Rotary Ovarian Cancer Research)
Venue: Port of Echuca Wharf
Friday 19th January, 2018
$40 PER PERSON | 6.00PM - 10.30PM
Includes 3 course buffet, harness racing, entertainment, silent auction, raffles and all proceeds supporting local Cancer charities. CORPORATE PACKAGES AVAILABLE
Rotary Club of Melton Valley
Bronwyn Stephens, District Governor Elect
Jason Ball and I have been Rotary mates since Jason joined RC Prahran two years ago.
As 2017 Victorian Young Australian of the Year he is impressive, but once I got to know Jason's back story I was even more impressed. He is an ambassador for Beyond Blue because he spends countless days in schools telling his story of being welcomed as a gay footballer in a generally homophobic environment.
As I journeyed with him I promised to stand beside him in the Pride March. That was before the plebiscite and marriage equality. The Pride March represents inclusiveness for all aspects of our community. I believe it is right that Rotarians walk with families, the police, and other organisations. We will wear rainbows and a heart over our heart as we are honoured to be led by Jason.
The next Swimland Great Australia Day Swim is being held on Friday, January 26 2018. Presented by The Rotary Club of Brighton, the opportunity to enter the open water events or junior dash for this iconic Aussie event and FUNdraise for some worthy causes. All proceeds from the Swimland Great Australia Day Swim will be used by Rotary to support charities and community organisations providing support to disadvantaged children and youths. These include: Swim Vietnam and BayCISS
21st November 2017 7.15am for 7.30am (until 9am)
RACV City Club, Level 17, 501 Bourke Street, Melbourne
The 25th Rotary Foundation Paul Harris Breakfast, hosted by the Rotary Club of Central Melbourne will have as this years' keynote speaker: Daniel Flynn.
"Driven, resourceful and determined, Daniel Flynn is one of Australia’s most successful entrepreneurs under the age of 30."
He is the founder and managing director of the social enterprise Thankyou, which has given more than $5.5 million to help end global poverty.
Southbank Rotary to Host Business Breakfast at Crown Palladium, 7-9am Thursday, 16th November, 2017
Rapid advancements in technology, globalisation and consumer behaviour is changing not just the nature of business, but also the workforce. The millennial generation are tech natives with different expectations from their job and the world around them. Join us for a breakfast seminar with a keynote by Toll Group Managing Director, Michael Byrne, discussing global trends in transport and logistics, and how Toll mentors and taps into the potential of millennials.
8th November, 2017
Rotary has organised the pre-release showing of the Kenneth Branagh movie "Murder on the Orient Express" with a star studded cast on November 8th to enable clubs to hold a special fundraising event.
There are two opportunities to attend in Melbourne – cost $20 per head with $10 going to End Polio Now.
Join the Rotary Club of Maryborough, Disrtrict 9780 for a great day of cycling through the undulating foothills of the Pyrenees Ranges.
The Blue Pyrenees Magic Ride is a boutique cycling event with a relaxed, non-competitive atmosphere.
The ride has two distance options, starting and finishing on the spectacular grounds of the Blue Pyrenees Estate winery.
Choose from either a 113km or 46km ride loop, exploring townships of Moonambel, Landsborough, Elmhurst, Amphitheatre and Avoca.
For full details and to secure your entry visit https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/blue-pyrenees-magic-ride-on-public-holiday-friday-29917-tickets-34195775485
This is another charity event by the Rotary Club of Maryborough.
Profits from this event will be allocated to community projects that need assistance in Maryborough and District.
4-10 September 2017
National Stroke Week is the Stroke Foundation’s annual awareness campaign. This year with the help of Medtronic International, the Stroke Foundation is focussing on delivering a grass roots campaign in regional and rural communities.
Stroke kills more women than breast cancer and more men than prostate cancer. It is one of the leading causes or adult disability in Australia.More than 80 percent of strokes can be prevented.
Over 4.1 million Australians suffer from high blood pressure, a key risk factor for stroke. The lower your blood pressure, the lower your risk of stroke.
Bringing the spotlight on stroke in September, we need your help to reach Australians with lifesaving messages on how they can identify the signs of stroke as well as reduce their own risk of stroke.
Depending on which activity you nominate, we will provide your designated contact with a detailed Coordinator Kit filled with tools, tips and ideas to assist in the planning of your clubs activity. This will be sent in March/April. Closer to Stroke Week a promotional kit including resources, media release, posters and merchandise will be sent to your designated contact to assist with local promotion.
Register your Rotary club online now at strokefoundation.org.au/strokeweek or email strokeweek@strokefoundation.org.au