Message from the President
Come and join us on one of our projects!
Greetings from our new President
Hello, I am delighted to be President of our wonderful club.
We have been serving the local community for the past thirty nine years and have raised over a third of a million pounds for local and international charities.
Current projects are focused on young people as they are our future.
Each year we organise a Youth Speaking competition, run mock interviews for sixth form students, help to run a "Top of the Form" competition and sponsor students to attend a professionally run youth leadership course.
We also support a local Foodbank, help the Sutton Volunteer Centre by befriending lonely people and take a group of young carers to a Pantomime. Each Christmas we bring Santa to a supermarket as part of our annual collection for local charities.
Internationally we purchase Shelterboxes which contain equipment essential for survival following a natural disaster. We also fund wells for villages in Africa and have provided help for the people of Ukraine by donating winter clothing.
And, we do all this while extending our skills, meeting interesting people and having fun.
I invite you to join us, help with our projects, meet new and interesting people, learn new skills and have fun.
If you would like to come along as our guest to one of our weekly meetings please contact me, John Chamberlain, at
jwchamberlain@blueyonder.co.uk
You will receive a warm welcolme!
'What We Do' Main Pages:
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The Classic Car Show of the summer
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Chris begins the new Rotary year as president.
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Peter becomes the next President of Nonsuch Rotary
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We do lots on Youth Leadership through sending students to the Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) training scheme
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It all started with Henry VIII when he decided to build a palace in Nonsuch Park. And what a spectacular palace it was. It cost even more that Hampton Court to build. The shame is that there is hardly a sign of it left in .....
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