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Morpeth Tree of Light
Friday 15th November 2024 - Tuesday 24th December 2024
RC Morpeth This year is the 10th anniversary of our Tree of Light in Sanderson Arcade. This year monies raised are going to Great North East Air Ambulance, Wansbeck Food Bank and The Dransfield Foundation.
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Berwick Christmas Market
Sunday 8th December 2024
RC Berwick-Upon-Tweed Berwick-upon-Tweed Annual Christmas Market
Santa Sleigh Collections
Sunday 8th December 2024
RC Seaburn Santa will be round on his sleigh On Sunday 8th December, Wednesday 11th December, Friday 13th December and Sunday 15th December. More detailed routes below.
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NSPCC Carol Service at Durham Cathedral
Saturday 21st December 2024
RC Durham Elvet Christmas Carol Service supported by the Durham Rotary Clubs and featuring children from three local schools
moreRotary District 1030 is located in the North East of England and comprises 46 Rotary Clubs, serving their local, regional, national and international communities
Welcome to Rotary North East – it’s good to see you.
So who are we?
Rotary is an international organisation, founded in 1905, with more than 35,000 member clubs worldwide, and 1.2 million individual Rotarians. It has a long and celebrated history of helping communities across the world and making a difference to millions of lives.
Also known as Rotary District 1030, Rotary North East’s 45 clubs represent people from all walks of life, all denominations, all ethnicities and all orientations who are dedicated to aiding their communities across the region – and having fun doing it!
The days of the elitist, male-dominated, ‘clubby’ organisation, which has so long been the image of Rotary, are well on the way out. Rotary’s North East groups include many people, young and old, who are changing
the way we operate, organise and communicate.
Millions of pounds have been donated to causes across the North East over the years, raised through an imaginative programme of events - social, community and business - and fundraisers.
We have high standards of operation, with inbuilt fairness and honesty, and aim to build goodwill and beneficial working partnerships and business networks. We have well-established youth programmes and opportunities to get involved in initiatives all over the world.
All Rotary groups serve local, regional, national and international communities, through funding, awareness-raising, and project-driven initiatives.
Give us a call, drop us a line, come and see us. If you've got what it takes and want to have fun, we need you in Rotary
You can find your local North East club here.
Meet our District Leader: Joy Palmer Cooper
She is Vice-Chair of Council and Chair of Grants Committee of a substantial national charity which makes grants to other charities for developing educational opportunities in the UK and internationally and is also Chair of the Charity Project Sri Lanka. As a Justice of the Peace she has presided in Adult and Family Proceedings Courts and was Deputy Chair of the Lord Chancellor's Advisory Committee (Northumbria) for the recruitment and appointment of Magistrates.
Joy's association with Rotary International began in 1980 when she was fortunate enough to be awarded a Rotary Foundation Ambassadorial Scholarship to study at Stanford University, hosted by District 5170. This was an incredible life-changing experience and from then on, she maintained association with many Rotary Clubs in California and elsewhere until time allowed to become a full-time Rotarian in Alnwick in 2005. She was a Rotary GB&I Champion of Change in 2016, awarded for her international humanitarian work in Sri Lanka. She has held various District roles including AG, DGN, DGE, Mediator, and RotaKids and Interact lead, and will be District Governor until the end of the Rotary year 2024-25.
She is a member of the governing Board of Rotary Great Britain and Ireland, representing the cohort of District Governors 2024-25, and is a member of the Board's communications workstream.
When not at work or 'doing' Rotary, Joy enjoys being a keen runner, a passionate gardener, and loves travel and walking in the north-west Highlands of Scotland with Rotarian husband David.
The District Bulletin October / November 2024
For the latest news from around the District click here
Rotary is all about having fun and promoting good causes locally and internationally.
Get involved with Rotary today at: https://www.rotarygbi.org/join/
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