Welcome to Misbourne Matins Rotary Club

SUSIE WEISZ , President 2021/2022

  Picture below  (President Susie Weisz with President-Elect Geoff Hoare)

Thank you for visiting our website and welcome from Rotary Club of Misbourne Matins.  Our Club has around forty members with an equal split of ladies and men.  We have great fun supporting our community by raising funds for local charities including Iain Rennie, Thames Valley Air Ambulance, Scannappeal, Arctic One and many others.  This last year has been particularly difficult for so many people and we supported local schools by raising funds for IT equipment.  We also provided funds and donations for two local food banks.

This year, with lockdown easing we will continue to support and help to finance specialists in teaching life skills and first aid.  We will fund a number of river trips on a specially adapted boat so that children and adults with mobility and special needs can experience a fun day out on the Thames.

The Club also works with local schools to provide visits by Pudsey Bear and this helps raise funds for Children in Need.

We carry out international projects with partner Rotary clubs and have supported an orphanage in India.  At the orphanage we have financed the building of classrooms.  We helped build a medical centre in a village in Nepal, and rain water tanks for homes in Bali where they do not have a ground water supply.

Together with an active social programme we do all this with an emphasis on fun and fellowship. We would love to welcome you at our weekly Zoom breakfast meeting on Wednesdays at 07.30 for 08:00hrs.   Due to the pandemic we have weekly Zoom meetings until 28 July when we will meet face-to-face at The Gerrards Cross Golf Club.  Please contact us if you would like to join us at one of our meetings, you will be made most welcome.

Susie Weisz

Registered with the Charity Commission Registered Charity No.1094635

HELPING ROTARY TO HELP OTHERS

In these difficult times of CORONAVIRUS restrictions, Misbourne Matins Rotary Club is still helping charities such as Thames Valley Air Ambulance, Rennie Grove Hospice and Scannappeal, in addition to many other good causes.

Because of COVID-19 restrictions, we will not be able to knock on your front door this Christmas and make a cash collection. We still intend to come with our Christmas Cottage to your street to bring some Christmas cheer.

To help us raise funds for local charities to support the needy in our area, you can make a donation to our charity fund by clicking on the following link: