A few of the Charities that have benefited since 2000 are:
Crossroads Care £2500 Maggie's Highland £7500
Macmillan Nurses £13000 Marie Curie £2500
Children First £5000 Children's Hospice £5300
Ross Memorial Hospital £1000 BHF Raigmore £4500
ARCHIE Inverness & Aberdeen £1500 RNLI, (Local stations) £500
Highland Young Carers £2500.There are many more, including Highland Hospice, Dingwall Food Bank.
If you would like to know more, or if you would like to be part of this great organisation, click on the contact name on this page.
Childline Scotland £1500 Childrens Bereavement Svc £1500
Local Alzheimers Group £3500 Highland Blind Society £1500
Highland Hospice £8000 Shop Mobility Highland £2500
Since 1995 we have distributed more than £200,000 to these and many other organisations and individuals.
'What We Do' Main Pages:
A training centre built with the help of the Dingwall Rotarians who have contributed £4000 to the project and have sourced tools for use. Dingwall Rotarians also helping to alleviate the effects of famine.
moreA competition for young people between the ages of 7 and 17. They are required to produce a photograph on the theme of 'REBUILDING'. L'.
moreA Rotary competition for young pupils on a theme set by Rotary Great Brtain & Ireland
moreWe raise money each year via the Wade Walk, the sleigh and other events. The money is dispersed among local and national Charities.
moreA Charity event to raise money for good causes. Organised by Dingwall and Inverness Breakfast Rotary Clubs in association with Easter Ross Young Farmers.
morePupils from years four to six have the opportunity to see what interviews will be like when they leave school.
moreAnnual events include social evenings, conferences, donation evenings etc.
moreORDINARY PEOPLE DOING EXTRAORDINARY THINGS IN THE COMMUNITY This page explains how to contact us if you need our assistance.
moreAn annual event that is organised and run by the Rotary Club of Dingwall as part of our Community Service Programme.
moreAn annual quiz for primary school pupils. The schools compete for the Club prize - 'The Quaich' - and the winner takes part in the North Scotland Area 1 Heat, followed by the Rotary District 1010 Grand Final.
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