President of The Rotary Club of Skopje, Rtn. Stevan Gorgievski (left) is visiting west Cornwall for a few days and is seen here exchanging banners with Club President Matt at lunch today (17.08.18). Stevan had noticed the Rotary Shop in town and was very interested to hear about how items donated by the community are sold through the shop to raise money,  this then being made available to locally active community groups and charities.

We look forward to meeting you again when you next visit Stevan. Enjoy the rest of your stay in our beautiful area.

Penzance Rotary Club - Serving Communities

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The Rotary Club of Penzance is registered with the Charity Commission. No. 1027839

Prue Willday seen here at the Sponsored Walk HQ. in 2016

The Rotary Club of Penzance was established in 1923 and true to it's ninety plus year history, the Club continues to organise a wide range of community and fundraising activities.

The 2017 Rotary Ramble was sponsored by Chris Nicholls Motors

Have you considered joining Rotary?  You will make lifelong friends and at the same time you will help us to make a difference in communities near and far. We are ordinary people with a track record of achievement. Working together, donating time, skills, experience and fundraising for communities everywhere.

The Rotary Club of Penzance, the most westerly in mainland England & Wales, draws membership from Penzance and West Penwith. The club is always on the look for new members - women or men, working or recently retired, usually with leadership experience from their business or community work.

Rotarians volunteer a little of their time, talents & resources to address community needs. Rotary Clubs mobilise members and with community support reach their goals. New members enjoy new friendships, bring new energy and fresh ideas and help the Club achieve much more.

Contact us to find out more
secretary@penzance.rotary1175.org

End Polio - Donate now!

Rotary's priority project internationally is the eradication of polio.   In 1985 Rotary launched PolioPlus, a multi-million dollar initiative to immunise all the world's children against polio. Since then more than two billion children have received the oral polio vaccine.

ROTARY RELEASES $35 MILLION TO END POLIO WORLDWIDE

January 13, 2016

Rotary announces $35 million in grants to support the global effort to end polio. 

In 2015, the world saw historic progress against the paralysing disease, with just two countries – Afghanistan and Pakistan – reporting a single strain of the wild virus. If the current momentum is strengthened, this year may mark the last case of wild poliovirus.

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