The Rotary Club of Brighton meets for lunch and to conduct business at 12:30 for 1:00 p.m. on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month at The Ladies Mile Pub, 2 Mackie Avenue, Patcham, Brighton, BN1 8RA, telephone 01273 554647.

Visting Rotarians and people who just want to find out more about us are welcome to join us for lunch, but please contact our Club Secretary using the Contact Us page on this website to let us know beforehand.

The Rotary Club of Brighton has raised several million £s in today’s money since it was founded on 8th April1913, about two thirds of which has been donated to local charities, the remainder being donated to Rotary International worldwide charitable projects, e.g. the decades long campaign to eliminate polio, now in its final stages with just 2 countries, Pakistan and Afghanistan, where this dreadful disease is still endemic.

The Rotary Club of Brighton is registered with the UK Charity Commission as ROTARY CLUB OF BRIGHTON CHARITABLE TRUST, Charity No. 803147.  100% of all donations from all sources, including gift aid, is used by our Charitable Trust to support local and international charities.  A list of charities that our Club has supported can be viewed on another page on this site.

If you wish to donate to charities supported by the Rotary Club of Brighton, you can do so using your mobile 'phone.

Text RCOBONE to 70085 to donate £1.

Text RCOBTWO to 70085 to donate £2.

Text RCOBFIVE to 70085 to donate £5.

Text RCOBTEN to 70085 to donate £10.

If you have a smart 'phone, you can increase your donation by 25% by responding to the text message that you will receive asking you to Gift Aid it.

If this doesn't work for you, you can use the Contact Us page on this site, selecting "Donate to Rotary Charities" as the contact subject, telling us how much you would like to donate.  We are happy to receive cheques made out to "Rotary Club of Brighton", and will tell you by email where cheques should be sent.

Thank you!

Rotary provides great opportunities for business networking and a lively social life, while enabling you to contribute actively to the life and welfare of your community.  People who have recently retired and are looking for worthwhile ways to occupy them while making new friends are particularly welcome.

The Rotary Club of Brighton warmly welcomes visiting Rotarians, prospective members and anyone who would just like to find out more about us to any of our lunchtime meetings.  Please select "Secretary" as the contact subject on the Contact Us page to let us know when you would like to visit us.