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 Welcome to the website of the Rotary Club of Irvine Seagate

Rotary has over 1.1 million members in 55 countries, and through this wide network promotes world peace and understanding by local and international service projects

 

                      Fiona Lee, President 2012/13                Seagate Castle

Welcome to our website. The Rotary Club of Irvine Seagate is a mixed club, founded in 1992, with twenty-eight active members.  We have been twinned with the Rotary Club of Beauce Sologne in Orleans since 1993, meeting up every two years.

Our motto is "Seagate Rotary makes a difference."  We do this by providing service and support to international and local communities, including our local schools. This year, we will focus especially on Rotary International's campaign to End Polio Now, which is "this close" to achieving a world without polio.

We enjoy the fellowship of Rotary through our fundraising activities and social events, such as walks, our annual Safari Supper, our highly successful Sportsmen's Dinner and our Marymass hot dog stall in August. Each Christmas, we provide food hampers to one hundred elderly people in the locality, and we sponsor local school children in Rotary competitions such as Youth Speaks. We ran a zip slide over the River Irvine to raise funds for boreholes in Malawi; we organised our District Conference in 2009; and we refurbished a local Memorial Garden with the Irvine Rotary Club in 2005 to commemorate the Centenary of Rotary. 

We meet on a Monday night at the Ship Inn in Irvine - our meetings are relaxed and congenial.

 


Backpack Project - Like to help ?

This year, Seagate Rotary are planning to participate in Mary's Meals Backpack Project.   We will be filling a number of backpacks with basic educational materials to send to children receiving Mary’s Meals.

Most of the children who benefit from Mary’s Meals and the Backpack Project have suffered war, poverty, famine, or natural disaster. Very often families cannot afford to buy basic things like pencils and copy books, or even suitable clothes for their children to wear to school. And so their children miss out on school and an education. 

A simple backpack with educational materials can be a lifeline to these children as studies show that an education is the best way a chronically poor child can escape poverty in later life.

If you would like to donate a Backpack then simply send an email using our "Contact Form" page or call us on 07449216247 


If Rotary sounds like the organisation for you, we'd like to hear from you!  Simply send an email using our "Contact Form" page or click on the "Join Rotary" button on our Home page, telling us how you found out about Rotary and giving your name, address and postcode so that we can contact you and invite you along to one of our meetings.       

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