The Rotary Club of Solihull St Alphege Now has 33 members.

At the start of the current Rotary year we were delighted to welcome Dorothy (Dot) Emm to our club.  With Covid restrictions a small induction ceremony was held in the Garden of President Derek Benton.

We are sad to announce the passing of Rtn Jeremy Rose in November 2020 after a long illness. past President Jeremy contributed greatly to our club over many years and he will be sorely missed  

Notice

Due to the current CovID-19 pandemic all meetings and events of this club have been suspended until further notice.

We have been able to continue meetings using Zoom for most members with the necessary technology.

On 28th June we had a small open air socially distanced handover ceremony and we welcome Rtn Derek Benton as our President for 2020/2021 and to Rtn Heather Cole as Vice President.

As a club we are very much focused on involvement in the local community, fellowship, fun and business to business networking.

Hey!  We are now on Twitter (@StAlphegeRotary) and we have a Facebook Page and a Facebook Group. 

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You can also view a diary of our activities by viewing our Facebook Group site at www.facebook.com/groups/144280649057533/

We are delighted to welcome Rtn Norman Kaphan as our newest member.

Coming up in May 2021

The Fat Chance Comedy Band

                              at OliverBird Hall, Solihull on Saturday 16th May

                                                     In aid of Aquabox

Charity Boxing Dinner

Our 33rd Charity Boxing Dinner was held on Friday 6th March 2020 at the National Conference Centre next to the Motorcycle Museum. 

We were honoured to have Solihull Deputy Mayor Flo Nash in attendance and also our District Governor Elect Tim Bushell.  The event was a great success with twelve bouts between boxers from Solihull ABC vs "the Rest of the World".  the boxing was excellent with  plenty of action! We  managed to  raise in excess of £5,500 for the year's charities which include Acorns Childrens Hospice, UK Sepsis Trust and numerous other local charities and Club initiatives. 

In the past 30 years, through this event, we have raised over £300,000 for local charities.  

STOP PRESS. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic we have decided that it will not be practical for us to run the next event in 2021 however normal service is expected to resume in 2022.  Thank you for your understanding.

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Our main charities for the year are UK Sepsis Trust and Acorns Children’s Hospice  

If you have a query or are interested in joining our club please use the contact form facility by using the 'Contacts' tab below.

If you would like more info regarding Rotary just go to this RIBI link https://www.ribi.org/about-us/how-to-join-rotary