Water Boxes are packed and distributed by Rotarians and provide essential survival equipment to disaster hit areas.
DetailsThe conference took place in Exeter at the Sandy Park Conference Centre involving Rotarians from all over the South West and South Wales
DetailsOnce again youngsters from across the Taunton and Wellington Area astounded the audience with their eloquence and expertise in the annual Rotary Youth Speaks competition.
DetailsThe Club members, wives, husbands, partners and friends gathered together with special guests and visitors from partner Clubs to celebrate the Club's Centenary, exactly 100 years after the Club's inauguration on 13th December 1922.
DetailsWe are proud to be supporting the Great Lakes Project, a charity which works in the world's poorest country, Burundi. Follow the stories and learn how lives have been transformed by this charity.
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It is a pleasure to introduce you to our Club.
Founded in 1922, the Rotary Club of Taunton has a long and proud history of service in Taunton and beyond. We continue to build on this rich 102-year legacy today.
We are a group of around 35 dedicated members who meet regularly and strive to be part of a successful and impactful club. As part of the wider Rotary family, we benefit from the fellowship, support and resources of District 1200 and Rotary International
“Service above Self” remains at the heart of Rotary. Our club actively participates in and contributes to significant local events. Strengthening our links with other voluntary and service organisations ensures that we remain relevant, engaged, and vibrant, demonstrating our commitment to the community.
This year, the Musgrove Park Hospital League of Friends features as our main local charity. Founded by our Club in 1959, the MPH LoF holds a special place for our members. “School in a Bag”, based in Yeovil and distributing school resources for children in need around the world will also feature in our programme.
Our engagement with Rotary youth programs such as Youth Speaks and the Rotary Young Leaders Award remains strong, thanks to the dedication of our members.
Our regular speaker program is excellent, covering a wide range of interesting and informative topics, often over a meal. Occasional external visits and trips add to the sense of fellowship.
We are a friendly club and we welcome new members. We invite you to contact us through our website to attend one of our meetings and find out more about becoming a Rotarian. We would love you to join us in our aim to make a positive impact in Taunton and beyond.
Tracey Khodabandehloo, President of the Rotary Club of Taunton 2024/5
Tue, Feb 18th 2025 12:30 pm
Venue: Worlds End Pub TA4 1ET - booking in/out not required, gather from 12.30
Tue, Feb 25th 2025 6:30 pm
Venue:Taunton Racecourse
Chair: Adrian Prior-Sankey
Speaker: Rtn Eric Tebbett - My Job
DR: D Brown HR: J Greenslade
Tue, Mar 4th 2025 11:30 am
Council Meeting
Tue, Mar 4th 2025 12:55 pm
Venue: Taunton Racecourse
Chair: President Tracey Khodabandehloo
Speaker: Charles Biscoe - Director, Grand Western Greenway Project - Proposed Countryside route/link between Taunton and Wellington.
DR: N Handbury HR: M Hellings
Tue, Mar 11th 2025 12:55 pm
Venue: tbc
Sat, Mar 15th 2025 6:00 pm
Oake Village Hall
Timings and details tbc
We meet on Tuesdays at 12.55
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