Marlow Thames Rotary Club is a fund raising organisation that has been able to support many local and global charities. We are from all walks of life and bring a variety of knowledge and experience to the Club in many different ways.
Charity work:
We have a proven record of excellent work in our local community and try to put the fun into our fundraising events. These include organising the Cookham Regatta which is held on the first Saturday in September to coordinating Santa’s Fun Run. 
Meetings:
We meet once a week in the evening either to enjoy a talk from a guest speaker or to address the business of the Club. We also arrange many other social and interest events. Partners and guests are welcome - it is more about inclusiveness than exclusiveness. Please check the rest of our website and if you have any suggestions we will be more than happy to hear from you.
Join us:
If you would like to pop along to have a chat about joining or indeed you know of anyone who could benefit from our help please contact us. To see our full programme select 'Meetings' or 'Events' and for more about the Club click here.

Spinning Yarns
In his own unique way, Stanley Clegg relates stories about his life in the Cotton Industry and reflects on its decline.

Club news:

Swan Rescue came to talk to us a while ago.  They will be on Escape to the Country on BBC1 Monday, 30 January at 2.15pm 

 Longridge Boating Centre
A cheque for £1000 was presented to Amanda Foister for boat seat braces and hoist repair to allow disabled youngsters to take part in water borne activities.


Cookham Bridge Rotary Club invite us to Kongs for Chinese New Year
Tuesday 24 January
Interested?   Contact Mary

Late Night Shopping
on 8 December raised a small amount of money and a lot of goodwill

Vote for Longridge in the Great Exhibition 2012

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Recent events:

On Sunday, 4 December around 1,400 runners took part in the Annual Santa's Fun Run organised by the Rotary Clubs of Marlow and Marlow Thames raising more than £20,000 for charity.
Click here to see more
or here to see the video.

Click here to see a reminiscence of our St Andrew's Day meeting (excrutiating audio and pictures)

Remembrance Day Service

 

Marlow Thames Club President
Mary King