Some of us joined with the Kelso Club to their "Conversations Evening". We had a marvellous opportunity to listen to a talk by the President of Rotary International, Holger Knaack, talking from his home in Germany. He also made the point that we had to keep up with the times and that Covid-19 had made us all look at other ways of working. We need active Rotarians who are prepared for change. We need to lower our age profile and this might mean creating new clubs and different ways of working. We need to embrace social media and Facebook was perhaps the best medium to use. Using social media was a good way of finding new members.
This is a big advantage of our zoom meetings, we can listen to anyone from all over the world and, indeed, the Kelso Conversations have an audience from 5 continents.
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Service projects co-ordinates all our project work
moreThis is our fund to help in Disasters
moreIn August we helped the Tyne Rivers Trust by destroying some of the invasive weed, Himalayan Balsam, growing next to the Tyne.
moreHexham Rotary has given £5000 to Core Music of Hexham to provide free tuition for deserving youngsters.
moreOur PR Page
moreDespite the cold weather, we collected for local charities in Fore Street Hexham in the week before Christmas raising over £2000.
moreTo help keeping in touch during lockdown, we have started a walking group. It keeps to the lockdown rules so might be as little as two people.
moreToday's meeting had a talk by Dave King, the editor of the Rotary Magazine who gave us tips on improving our image.
moreOur Foundation Activities are reported here
moreHexham Rotary has joined the scheme to provide laptops to disadvantaged children to help with their schooling.
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