The campaign ties in with the 100 year anniversary of The Rotary Foundation, Rotary’s own charity, which has played a key role in making polio eradication become close to a reality, along with hundreds of other projects both in Great Britain and Ireland and overseas.
Again this year our local community groups and schools will be planting crocus corms and hopefully come early spring when the crocuses appear we can celebrate our continued fight in the eradication of polio.
TEN local schools and community organisations have agreed to plant our crocus corms to raise awareness for our campaign.
They are:
Newton Community Centre
Newton and Ealestown Community Group (NECG)
Business for Youth
Earlestown Cricket Club
Haydock Scouts
Wargrave CP School
Wargrave House School
Penkford School
Lyme Primary School
C of E District
back Our communities and schools will be involved in planting crocus corms to raise awareness for Rotary's Eradication Programme.
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moreThe following plan has been agreed at assembly to involve and support our local community..
moreThe Executive Committee has presented its plans for the coming year. The role of the executive is to oversee the service functions of the club.
moreProviding Rotary Service to International Communities. The following programme has been agreed at club assembly.
moreThinking about joining us? Are you a Business wanting to promote Corporate Social Responsibility, or are you an active member of the community wanting to make a difference? Then please get in touch!
moreWith the club back to normal following the pandemic years we have been able to support a number of organisations this year.
moreThe following proposals were put to club assembly on July 4 by Youth Services chair, Les Clancy.
moreThis is a new group formed during the last Rotary year. Its remit is to look at how we move the club forward and recruit a more diverse membership
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