The Rotary Club of Colchester Trinity

Colchester's  Evening Rotary Club

The Rotary Club of Colchester Trinity was chartered on Wednesday 30th April 1986 when the president of Rotary International Great Britain & Ireland, presented the thirty founder members with their Rotary badges. 

The new club adopted the standard Rotary objectives - 

• to develop the acquaintance as an opportunity of service; 

• to adopt high ethical standards in business and the professions and to recognise the worthiness of all useful occupations; 

• to apply the ideal of service to each Rotarians business and community life; and 

• to advance international understanding, goodwill and peace through a world fellowship of business and professional persons united in the ideal of service.

Trinity has developed a warm and friendly spirit amongst its members and provides an active social life. 

If strives to make Colchester a better place by raising monies to support good causes such as recent collections for the Army Benevolent Fund, and in hands-on activities such as cleaning up parts of the town, helping redecorate premises for other charities, assisting at local schools in developing interview techniques, an in many other ways. 

It has also developed links with two Rotary clubs on the continent with regular exchange visits and has taken on several international projects such as helping a village school in Swaziland and raising funds for Foundation, Rotary's own charity, which spreads it help widely such as it current campaign to finally rid the world of the dread disease polio.

Trinity sends Shelterboxes to Haiti

 

Colchester Solicitors help Children in Swazliand

 

 

A fun packed weekend with our twinning club from Le Creusot raises money for Polio Plus

 

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For more information and an invitation to join us at a meeting please click the blue box on the right, ring Mike Poole on 01206 240512 or ask any of our members

  Visitors since 15th April 2007

In the next 30 days..

15/09/2010  Club Weekly Meeting -  Vietnam - An Asian Tiger. Three years of reporting for BBC News 24.  Bill Hayton will talk about his experience in modern Vietnam during three of reporting for BBC News 24.
22/09/2010  Club Weekly Meeting -  The Educational Challenge - A day in the life of a Headmaster.  Jonathan Tippett, Headmaster of Stanway School will take us behind the scenes and describe the day to day issues and the strategic challenges of running a large and successful State School.
23/09/2010  Visit to Little Haven Hospice.  Visit to Little Haven Hospice. Graham Thornton has details to be advised

Last Meeting

27/08/2010 Topic: Site visit to Visual Arts Facility (FirstSite)
Site visit to Visual Arts Facility (VAF) Meet at VAF at 1500 hrs for tour of the site. more...