Rotary   Haslemere

  Make The World a Better Place

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The Rotary Club of Haslemere really tries to make a difference, and we need you to help us help even more of those who need help

 Every year we raise thousands of pounds which go to really great causes which make lives better.

Rotary on a global scale has played a major role in getting very close to eliminating Polio from the world, whilst locally we have contributed to local charities such as the Hunter Centre supporting local people suffering from Dementia. We run our own events,and help other charities run theirs when they need some help.

This year we have a real focus on supporting the local Cut out Cancer campaign, a Rotary led effort to raise funds to help develop world leading cancer treatments at the Royal Surrey Hospital,helping local people get better cancer care. We are also providing help to those unfortunate enough to find themselves homeless though Shelterbox, a Rotary inspired effort to provide the basic necessity of emergency shelter in the face of disasters. We are always ready to respond when urgent need arises and we feel we can help.

You will see us out in the community at events, running Santa sleighs for children at Xmas, collecting funds, you could join us and be part of all of this.

We also place great value on this being enjoyable, on fellowship, and sociability, we have regular meetings, events and gatherings where we meet, eat, drink and enjoy ourselves and occasionally learn something.

Come and join us for a meeting and find out more about Rotary in Haslemere-particularly if you are a decent darts player, as our team won the regional competition  this year and we need to strengthen the team whilst the transfer window is open.         

Get in touch
1. The "Contact the Club Form" can be found at the top left hand side of this home page.
2. By phoning our Secretary Peter on - 01428 653422 or email info@haslemererotary.org 

You are welcome to join us at any of our meetings or events. Remember all our members are volunteers.