Membership

Membership Committee is tasked with locating members of the local Community who would benefit from and enhance service within the Rotary movement.

Evening meeting presentation

Committee Team Leader: John Pearce

The principle aim of the Falmouth Membership Committee is to discuss the Rotary Club’s future membership needs, taking into consideration the club’s aims and objectives in relation to its community commitments and additional projects that the club may create. The committee also encourages existing Rotary Club members to seek and introduce new prospective members. The committee aims to ensure, through meetings, that a synergy can be established to maximise prospective member’s expectations together with their aims and objections and those of the club.

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Centenary1

The Rotary Club of Falmouth celebrated its centenary on Sunday 29th May 2022.

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Sept2023

The Falmouth Rotary Club meets formally twice a month at the Penmorvah Manor Hotel in Budock Water (2nd and 4th Monday).

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Mayor & MP

Falmouth Rotary are committed to helping the environment.

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Welcome from the President of the Rotary Club of Falmouth UK 2023-2025

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The Rotary Club of Falmouth organises a number of events and activities to raise money for charity. Our main push this year has been to raise funds for the Robotic Surgery Fund of Royal Cornwall Hospitals Charity.

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The Rotary Club of Falmouth support charities such as Shelterbox, Air Ambulance, Age Concern, Dracaena Centre, Salvation Army and the Cornwall Hospices.

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The Rotary Club of Falmouth participates in the community in a number of different ways. Whether it be volunteering to support local events, litter picking, or manning the collection tins for Charity at Christmas, we strive to help out in our local area.

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The International team deals with the Club's charitable aims overseas.

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Planting purple bulbs for Polio in Falmouth's Queen Mary Gardens

The Rotary Club of Falmouth's Youth Teams aim to assist in the development of Young People and help them achieve their full potential.

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End Polio planting by Falmouth Primary pupils

Foundation is Rotary International's own charity, responsible for large, strategic projects such as the worldwide Eradication of Polio campaign.

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Evening meeting presentation

Membership Committee is tasked with locating members of the local Community who would benefit from and enhance service within the Rotary movement.

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lunch at Budock Vean

Fellowship is an important part of Rotary. We meet and have fun with our Club members and other Rotarians.

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