Come and see what we do!

The Rotary Club of Dronfield was chartered in 1975. Since that time over 100 members of the club has been active in the local community. There are currently 22 active members.

For 49 years  over 100 members of the club have been active in the local community. There are currently 22 members.

We meet at Dronfield Hall Barn in the 2nd and Third Tuesday in the month.
Our Committee Meetings are held in a members home

We have a social every month and all members ideas are very welcome

We would love to see you at our meetings please contact us for details.

Our club brings together people who want to make a difference to the lives of others who are less fortunate than ourselves. We do this whilst enjoying the fellowship within our club. We are one of over 34,000 Rotary Clubs spread over more than 200 countries, each starting with a commitment to 'Service Above Self.' 

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President Joyce Emmens

more A little about our Dronfield Rotary Club President

Our Club Charter

Club History - our Club is 50 years old in 2025!

more The Rotary Club of Dronfield was chartered in April 1975 with 27 members. Since that time over 100 members of the club have been active in the local community and overseas

Our Community

more Dronfield is in North East Derbyshire in central England. It comprises of five communities Dronfield, Dronfield Woodhouse. Coal Aston, Apperknowle and Unstone within the S18 postcode area.

Community Lottery Fund over £30k to local people and projects

more The following Organisations in S18 have benefitted from grants from the Rotary Community Lottery Fund since it was started.

Community Committee

more ​Over the last few years the Community Committee and all our Club has organised A Rotary Club of Dronfield Santas’s Sleigh. Please see our Current Projects page for more news

Youth Committee -now part of Projects Committee

more Working for the young people of our town