End Polio Now

Sadly our Past President and Hon. Member Edward Morris died in his sleep on 1st November 2021. Edward was 102 years old and had joined the Club in 1958. He was active in the Club until age 95 when he resigned and was made an Honorary Member.

The Club actively supports the Rotary Foundation Charity The Rotary Foundation transforms the money we raise into service projects that change lives both close to home and around the world.

The Club Remembers Pictures on a visit to Ypres

It's official - The WHO Africa Region has been declared wild polio-free! The World Health Organization’s (WHO) Africa region, has officially been certified free from wild poliovirus, signifying a major milestone in the battle to eradicate the disease.

For many years now we have, in cooperation with Cardiff Model Engineering Society, organised this event for children and teachers/carers at Heath Park. This is taking place again inJune 2022

The Cardiff Clubs working together have collected money for Ukraine. Press details to see what this money did

Presidents Board

Since 2018 Cardiff East Rotary has adopted Lisvane and Thornhill Station. We provide regular reports on the condition of the station to help with maintenance and we look after the floral displays. Press DETAILS for more information.

Cardiff Rotary put on a Young Musician Competition at the Dutch Barn at Whitchurch High School. Competitors were singers and musicians and were sponsored by the clubs in Cardiff.

Single Summary Report for 2019/20

Our latest Associate, Lyn Hull, is seen here following her induction by President Paul Cotter and introduction by Rtn. Wendy Williams..

Rest in Peace and thank you,

This page illustrates some of the events in which this Club has participated including visits for presents at various residential homes and Santa visits children at the New House Country Hotel. Unfortunately Covid has precluded visits for Carol singing.

Every year Rotary hosts the Champion Awards celebrating teh outstanding humanitarian and community service undertaken by volunteers across Great Britain and Ireland

A group of Rotarians has created a Men"™s Shed in Cardiff called "˜The Den"™. See full description.

The first online meeting took the decision to record individuals and Club activities including meetings, events and stories from individuals and decisions taken by Club under lockdown. Scroll down below thumbnails for further information.

Programme of Speakers at future Club meetings Author: Mike Wright - Speakers Programme Co-ordinator.

Volunteers Organise and sort Winter Coats.

We began at Lisvane Station in June 2018 with Geraint Morgan from, now, TFW to plant flowers in the new planters on the fences (First Picture). We re-plant in Autumn and Spring and most recently in Nov 2021. These pictures are shown. Scroll down.

PAUL HARRIS FELLOWSHIP. This prestigious award,established in 1957, is presented to Rotarians and others in recognition of outstanding service, community and Club. Rotarian Julian shown receiving the award in October 2017.

Supporting other organisations and individuals in the community is an important aspect of the Club' activities.

The Welsh Amateur Gymnastics Association Competition for children with special needs was held at the Wales Sports Centre in Cardiff on 17th March 2017. Rotary sponsored the awards & trophies which were presented by various Rotarians who attended.

Cardiff East seeks and undertakes contact and co-operation with other clubs including social events, fund raising and service.

Rotary Welsh Disabled Sports at Newport on 3rd November 2019. Members of Cardiff East provided and supervised Target Tennis. .

Local and International Charities are regularly supported by the Club. Collection undertaken on behalf of Marie Curie Cancer Care at Morrisons Supermarket during March 2022. We were assisted by members of other Cardiff Clubs.

President Paul and Rtn. David Miles plus other Members and family attended, as shown here, at a collection for Marie Curie Cancer Care over 3 days on 13th - 16th February 2020 at Sainsburys Thornhill. A total of £1,826 was raised.

President Paul visited St Monica's Primary School to present prizes to the winners. Head teacher Abi Beacon was thrilled that the youngsters had won certificates and prizes and the school had won the overall school trophy.