Exmouth Rotary has been formed in 2021 through the merger of The Rotary Clubs of Exmouth & District and  Exmouth Raleigh. We have retained the charter information of the Exmouth & District Club (the 'mother' club) which was formed way back in 1925. This means our proud centenary celebration will take place in December 2025.

Through this merger we now have a membership of around 18, both men and women, We meet every two weeks on a Monday evening for a light meal, for fellowship and to plan future activities. On other weeks we often take part in other activities, both charitable and social. We always have a full programme of charitable and social events that take place throughout the year. We support local, national and international charities with emphasis on those in the Exmouth & Budleigh Salterton area. We also support the global Rotary charity, called Rotary Foundation, which has been successful for many years with such initiatives as the "End Polio Now" programme. We are always ready to respond quickly to emergencies and natural disasters anywhere in the world. You will often see us on the streets of Exmouth doing our bit to improve the lives of people who are less fortunate than ourselves.

Whilst doing charitable work is both rewarding and commendable, fellowship and fun are also important aspects of Rotary, so we usually have a small dinner together on club evenings and hold a variety of social events for our members and their partners. In brief, our members have great fun while supporting a large range of charities and worthwhile causes.

Check out our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/exmouthrotary/

We will endeavour to keep this web site updated to provide news of upcoming events and other projects and to invite as many as possible to become involved.

If you have any questions for us then please use the "Contact us" link at the bottom of the page or email us at exmouthrotary@outlook.com

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Our President for 2025/26

Our President for the Rotary year 2025/26 is Martin Creed.

Martin has outlined his priorities and hopes as follows: "This is, of course, a very special year for us being our centenary year and I hope that we will be able to achieve something special. We have already got off to a good start with our centenary logo on one of the sponsored Exmouth in Bloom flower boats, the 100 shoeboxes that are hopefully already brightening 100 young lives, and the new barbeques on the Maer. But we plan on doing more, with the proposed tiny forest of 100 trees, donating 100 items to Exmouth Foodbank, an exhibition in Exmouth Museum, a brief history of Exmouth Rotary pamphlet, and a centenary bench in the Magnolia Centre. We also need to expand our membership to survive long-term and we are looking at the possibility of corporate membership."