Club President 

  Don Lovejoy   
invites you to attend an informal meeting to find out  how our club actively supports communities both locally and overseas.

NEW MEMBERS ARE WELCOME

If you are interested in actively supporting our local community why not contact me for an informal chat? You could be involved in helping us to implement new ideas in an ever changing world. Please contact me dereksmith42@hotmail.com or phone 01694 723189

DUE TO THE CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK MEETINGS OF THE CLUB WILL NOW BE BY ZOOM UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

TREE OF LIGHT

Remember a loved one this Christmas by sponsoring a light on theTree

The Tree of light supports

Hope House Children's Hospice

Severn Hospice

Midlands Air Ambulance 

  ROTARY CLUB OF CHURCH STRETTON

PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE

Locally & Globally

The community spirit in Church Stretton encourages willing volunteers to support those disadvantaged due to the impact of Covid – 19. Normally our members would be seen working with volunteer groups, but we are restricted due to travel regulations. However, we donated £1086 to Mayfair and £400 for Eye and Face visors for delivery to Shrewsbury Hospital.

We are keen to attract members who want to get involved, share our ethos of commitment and responsibility within the local community and simply ‘want to give something back’.

Rotary is one of the world’s leading membership and humanitarian service organisations, with 1.2 million members in over 35,000 Rotary clubs in more than 200 countries. Over a two-year period Rotary International have contributed $143,000,000 towards the World Health Organisation.

Rotary members are People of Action, ready to turn their ideas and vision into lasting change, by creating opportunities and supporting those who need it most, often transforming their lives.

Where others see problems, Rotary members see solutions: tapping into their professional skills, expertise and knowledge to make a difference. People of Action use their time, energy and passion to mobilise their communities to get the job done.

One of Rotary’s other leading commitments is to offer young people the platforms and opportunities for them to unlock their potential, develop their skills and broaden their horizons.

Rotary provides the opportunity to become an active member within our community, meet new people, create new friendships, all while having fun and making a difference.

If you’re looking to get involved in volunteering in your community please visit

 www.rotarygbi.org or contact dereksmith42@hotmail.com

to find out more.

Rotary Club of Church Stretton

on

BBC Radio Shropshire

With LoftArts

(l to r) Rtn. Julian Hargreaves, Rtn. Peter Burt, Kate Sadler, Tom Wise

and BBC Radio Shropshire presenter Mark Elliott

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