The Rotary Foundation
The March issue of Rotary magazine is devoted almost entirely to The Rotary Foundation
The Rotary Foundation is a body with many arms and immense strength. It also carries considerable impact towards the global reach of Rotary.
The unprecedented decision to devote virtually the entire issue of this magazine to The Rotary Foundation was prompted by a belief that Rotarians would benefit from diving deep into its work and impact.
The structure and style of this magazine is very different from others. It is a one-stop shop explaining everything about an aspect of Rotary which most Rotarians know something about, but few fully understand all of its work.
Here is an opportunity to explain Rotary's charity in full: from the starting point of someone unconnected with the organisation and wanting to know more.
Dave King, Editor, Rotary Magazine
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Nailsworth Rotary holds many fundraising events each year, and the funds raised have helped a wide range of organisations.
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Fundraising for charities and helping members of our local community are just two of the reasons why people join Rotary. Friendship, fellowship and having fun are almost as important.
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We help out with many local community projects: The Older Driver Forum, Forest Green Community Garden, Stroud Court, Box Wood, Nailsworth Spring Clean, Arkell Centre lunches, Alzheimer's Cafe, Nailsworth Noel and Festival, and Stroud Ambitions.
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