Our Club's Charity Activities

Our members take part in many hands-on activities as listed below


 

As well as our meetings, social events and local & international fundraising, our members take part in many hands-on activities in support of other charities. These include (click the blue text for more information): 

Cambridge Aid: One of this year's President's Charities - we channel funds to support the homeless moving into accommodation. 

Arthur Rank Hospice: Annual Christmas Tree Collection (which in 2023 has raised £62,000) and we act as marshals for Bridge the Gap, a sponsored walk around Cambridge landmarks

Trumpington Memory Café: Members help at this monthly coffee morning with activities and a sing-song for people with memory impairment and their carers (see photo above)

Cambridge Churches Homeless Project and Centre 33: Our annual Children's Christmas Concert in Gt St Mary's Church (normally live but online in 2020, raising £6000)

Kids Out: We provide marshals for their annual day out at Wimpole Hall for disadvantaged children; in lockdown we gave Christmas toys to the children in the Cambridge Women's Refuge

Children in Need: Bucket collection in Cambridge City Centre (see photo above)

Rowan Charity: Marshalling their sponsored walk around Midsummer Common

Abbey People: Supporting their day out for kids on Stourbridge Common

Litter Picking: Occasional sessions on public spaces in the City (see photo above)

 

 

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We raised funds supporting Ukrainians both in Ukraine and in Cambridge & East Anglia from several events in 2022

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The three winners of the Cambridge competition in the Junior, Junior Team and Intermediate Team categories have also won at District level

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OUR 3 WINNERS: Chloe Folkes (Senior), Alexander Rujugiro (Intermediate), Shrivar Kunder (Junior) HAVE ALSO WON THE DISTRICT COMPETITION

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The Winners of the Cambridge Competition have also won at East Anglia District level Senior: Eloise Streeter Intermediate: Emily Reed Junior: Horatio Martin

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Rotary Clubs worldwide are spear-heading the drive to eliminate polio

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Our members take part in many hands-on activities as listed below

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Past President John Martin uses his building skills to help the locals create a community centre for this deprived settlement in The Gambia, only a few miles from the luxurious tourist resorts on the coast

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The East Anglian District and National Rotary Magazines feature the wide range of charitable and fellowship activities that Rotary Clubs enjoy

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We and our colleagues in the three other Cambridge clubs celebrated 100 years of Rotary service in 2022

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The winners of our local Young Photographer, Environmentalist & Artist Competitions have swept the board at the East Anglia District heats and now go on to the National Final

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The best of nearly 90 entries to this year's competition, including the National Winner in the Age 7-10 Group, Horatio Martin

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Our inaugural competition for budding computer experts, for the Francis Hookham Trophy

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Read the story behind this map and visit any of the operational WW2 UK RAF and USAAF airfields

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We are part of a worldwide movement of 46,000 Rotary clubs with a total of 1.4 million members. We enjoy a range of informal fellowship events while supporting local and international charities

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Cambridge Aid does great work in support of Cambridge residents in need. In 2019-21 we raised over £12,500 and we continue to support them

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RYLA offers an intensive 7-day course for 18-26 year-olds, helping them to develop as future leaders

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A sample of our members' varied interests and significant contributions to the local community

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A brief history of the Rotary Club of Cambridge together with some records which might be of interest to the wider audience

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Our members raised £1366 for Children in Need in Cambridge Market Square on 20 November 2021

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